Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Magnetbohrmaschine 1350 W 50 mm Bohrdurchmesser, 12500 N Leistung, tragbare magnetische Bohtanlage mit einstellbarer Drehzahlen & Weldonschaft, für Metalloberflächen Industrie Heimwerker

I would suggest buying the model with the variable speed. This drill is too fast for larger bits. But overall, i'm happy enough. Price is excellent

I did not use it just yet but the machine looks promising

Seems to be a great product for the price. I was disappointed that the magnet was not strong enough to secure the drill to an 8 inch diameter steel pipe. I have not tested it in other applications. Overall satisfied with this magdrill.

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Drill works as expected, however I found that the magnetic base gets hot when using it to hold the unit on 90 surfaces. Must use stubby drill bits when using the drill chuck.

The overall quality is decent for the price. There are three issues I've had:: 1. The electromagnetic function is weak in the front next to the chuck, 2. The auto oiler function works but leaks and the resivor is so thin it leaks, 3. The drill will fall straight down under its own weight, and im not sure if there is a way to tighten it. Other than that, it works amazing for the price. Don't think you'll go wrong if you're looking to use this in more hobbies than buisness use.

I find the magnetic isn’t strong enough Apart from that it works well

For the money it pretty good compare to more expensive brands. Cannot hold its self vertically, but if you are wanting to drill some holes horizontally its great. Motor is definitely lower quality but i have drill several holes in 1/4” this metal with easy

It is good for money. I was able to tear the magnet off when I used a 16 mm drill. But it may also be the fault of unsharp drill-bit. It has enough power.

This drill is good value. It's not operationally identical to one that is three or four times as expensive but given the price it's a real tool. I use the drill for stainless plate which means I'm running at the lowest speed setting. I think the speed control is a simple PID controller so when the teeth hit the plate, the PID tries to compensate by opening up a current gate. This results in the rpm being substantially higher than under no load. (I'm guessing about twice as fast but I have no measurements). Under load, the drill is probably turning too fast for my application but as long as I keep the pressure down to keep the material from work-hardening, I can get through 1/4" plate with only a minor increase in heart rate. As with other similar products, I wish the design engineers would give you just a little more room to land clamps on the magnet because you're often needing to clamp mag drills down to make the most use of them (in non-ferrous metals or small parts).