Drill Press

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Drill presses hold the drill on a fixed column so every hole goes straight, square and to the same depth. Machine shops, fabricators, furniture makers and maintenance workshops use them for accurate holes in steel, wood and plastic. This collection includes bench and floor drill presses, magnetic drills, vises and stands. How to choose a drill press Drilling capacity: 13mm to 16mm machines suit small parts and hobby work. 20mm to 25mm presses handle general fabrication, and 32mm machines drill large holes in thick steel. Bench or floor: bench models sit on a workbench and save space. Floor models give more height for tall parts. Speed range: more pulley speeds let you run slowly for large bits in steel and faster for small bits and wood. Work holding: clamp parts in a drill press vise rather than holding them by hand. Popular drill presses at KHM Megatools Model Brand Capacity / Power Good for TB131 Makita 1/2", 250W bench Small parts and woodworking YDP-16B / ZKK-4116DP Yamato / Zekoki 16mm, 375W Small shops and maintenance work YDP-20 / JRKDP20 Yamato / JR Kawasaki 20mm, 750W General fabrication YDP-25 / PH-5125 Yamato / Powerhouse 25mm, 1-1/4HP Daily work on thicker steel YDP-32 / LTDP1500VR Yamato / Lotus 32mm, 2HP Large holes in heavy plate GBM 50-2 / HB350 Bosch / Makita Magnetic drill Drilling steel beams on site WP233009 / S-Ks vise Workpro / S-Ks Drill press vise Holding parts safely while drilling Drill press or magnetic drill? A drill press is best when you can bring the part to the machine. When the steel is too big to move, such as beams, columns and plates on site, a magnetic drill press clamps onto the work instead. Use metal drill bits in a drill press, annular cutters in a magnetic drill, and secure parts in a table vise . All products from KHM Megatools are genuine and covered by the manufacturer's warranty where applicable.