$210 VEVOR Mag Drill Press - review using 2" TCT Annular Cutters
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- Опубликовано: 30 дек 2023
- VEVOR Magnetic Drill Press review using 2" TCT Annular Cutters
Quick overview demonstration of the:
VEVOR Mag Drill Press, 1550W 2" Boring Diameter, 2922lbf Power Magnetic Drill, 500 PRM, 10-Speed, Electric Drilling Machine for Metal Surface, Industrial and Home Improvement
Demonstrates drilling a 2" hole in 1/2" mild steel in 30 seconds.
Associate links to the products shown in this video:
The drill itself:
* Vevor Mag Drill, 2" clearance, no bits ($210):
- tinyurl.com/3zh9rsn2
This is the "good" (LOLz still kinda cheesey) TCT (tungston Carbide Tipped) bit that drilled a perfect hole, with no observable runout (can be run with internal coolant):
* Steel Dragon Tools 2" Annular Cutter for Weldon ($72):
- tinyurl.com/yeaceh33
This is the cheesey TCT (tungston Carbide Tipped) bit that has ~1mm runout after the Weldon to 3-jaw adapter (no internal coolant ability):
* Meccion 50mm Annular cutter for 3-jaw chuck ($15):
- tinyurl.com/rvmehp6v
Retractable Keychain thing for holding the chuck key
* MNGARISTA 2 Pack Retractable Keychain ($14 for 2-pack):
- tinyurl.com/yc5dpbck 
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I've watched several vids on these drills and it seems like no-one knows how to drill a hole properly! I was taught to pump the drill in order to break and clear the chips. This also helps keep the drill and workpiece cool plus allows coolant to flow into the hole. Your drills will go much farther between sharpenings as well. I can still hear my mentors shouting at me across the shop "PUMP THE DRILL!"
Thanks for the information. I just recently also picked up a Vevor annular cutter/drill. On the first day I drilled 64 5/8” holes. It took less than 1/3 of the time as using a drill press and standard drills. I’m definitely happy with mine so far.
You are welcome. It is an awesome tool for the price. Not sure how long it will last if you are pushing it that hard. Let us know if you have any trouble with it wearing out.
Just by eyeball, I can see a horrifying amount of runout on that first bit in the three jaw chuck.
Next time apply less pressure, use a constant stream of coolant or lubricant (I prefer a constant stream of a light cutting oil) and turn down the speed all the way for such relatively large diameter bits. The combination of excess pressure, excess speed, and insufficient coolant will burn your bits out within a dozen holes.
Thanks for the tips! I'm glad i have the "real" bit for precise holes. I'll have to invest in some cutting + cooling fluid. The main job I bought it for is cutting worn out welded bushings in a loader. I did some with a hand drill. It was brutal. Peace.
With practice you will feel the right pressure when the teeth are cutting right. The more coolant-lube the better and go slow n steady. It bound up from the bit expanding when it gets hot.
Wow. I did not think about the stall being from the bit expanding. I definitely need to figure out cooling. Thanks.
@@Baxsie Ive used hole saws to cut holes in 1in plate and ended up with a tapered hole from the hole saw expanding. lol
Bit won’t last long with no coolant. Those bits need a constant supply of coolant. Even just water is OK.
سلام . قیمت این را۲۱۰ دلار گذاشتید ؟ درسته ؟ من ایران هستم اینجا قیمت چند برابره
Translate: "Hello . Did you put the price of this at $210? it's true ? I am from Iran, the price here is double"
Welcome. friend. I purchased it from scAmazon:
* Vevor Mag Drill, 2" clearance, no bits :
- tinyurl.com/3zh9rsn2
Looks like the current price is $213 now for here in the US.
Audio needs work - voice too low, drill too loud.
I agree. Sorry about that :-(