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Question: I cannot get the 1/2" chuck attached to the spindle. The instructions say to open the chuck jaws fully and tap into place. It wont stay on! Help!
Document: This is a nice, little smooth running drill press. Most likely won't drill a 1/2&#34; hole in 1/2&#34; thick stainless-steel, but it's perfect for what I need.
I love this press! I was at first skeptical because it only has 1/3 hp. motor, however the 5 yr. warranty convinced me. I bought it primarily to drill knife handles. It easily drills through 1&#34; very hard wood. ( persimmon) It was easy to set up, light enough to move around if I need to. It is the perfect size for all my needs.
For light work it seems to be fine. Arrived on time and well packaged. Assembly was easy, all of the parts and tools were included. Only 2 things I would have changed (other than a bigger drill); the table tilt bolt would have been better done with a quick release; rubber coating on the handles of the cast iron operating wheel would have been nice. But those are small things.
i use it for a light weight application,but i always need to add spacers take them back adjust height constantly..i hardly get to drill,because im adjusting for the very small height allowence it just doesnt work for me at all..i wish i chose another drill. it is for sale asap
A pleasure to use! Easy operation and reliable! I recommend this drill for anyone just starting out with your shop!
just what my shop needed. I used it yesterday to drill 15 holes in a block of wood to holed some routing bits.
Worked as published simple to put together and did its job well. I would recommend to any one at the hobbyist level as the price is right.
I was able to epoxy it to hold, but I sent an e-mail to Rikon customer service and they quickly sent me a new handle. Good customer service!
very little runout, solid little drill press. Looks and feels more professional than the 10 inch drill presses you find at the big box stores. The table will fit a 4&#34; vise, but only if you clamp it since the holes won't line up to bolt it. Rikon sells a 3&#34; that will bolt down for $20. It rattles a bit, but easily drills metal at low rpms and wood at higher rpms.
Very well built for a small press.
Answer: no