It seems to be if you are an occasional use homegamer a Vevor or Amazon one is fine. I think his was made on a Monday morning. I haven't heard of anyone else having the drill lift up becase the cutter is so wobbly. If you are a serious home workshop type that uses it often, the extra money for an Evolution might be a good idea. Using it every day professionally? Get a Milwaukee, Champion, Hougen, Jancy or one of the other pro grade models.

I have one and there is very little play in the arbor. My only complaint is they come with a limited amount of cutters. If you order additional cutters you have to buy an adapter for them to fit the drill. Not a really big deal but Vevor fails to mention that. @@1978garfield

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I agree . Comparing this to a high end unit shows it’s down falls but as a home hobby non production need it fits the bill. I have the same model and have drilled around 50 holes with no problem. I wish he would have drilled a hole to see it in action instead of just repeating over and over what he doesn’t like about it.

You know what, if you're just going to drill a few holes in thick steel in a controlled enviornment that might be alright if you understand the tool and its limitations. But if you're only going to use it for a few cuts then you're a novice and you probably DON'T know. This is a tool that can put you in the hospital in a hurry if you don't use it right or you mess up, if that thing looses magnetism and falls on your head, you won't be laughing, if the cutter cuts at too much of an angle, lifts the magnet off the steel then it will break the cutter, come loose and might just smack you in the face on the way to the ground. And hey, If you're a boomer laughing at Millenials just remember it was your generation that sold out the working man to China for a quick buck, so don't get too frisky.

@@elliotkane4443 You do realize it has a safety strap to secure it in case the magnet become deenergized? Of course you don't, you probably have never been around one.

I have a milwaukee that the mag and motor are on different switches and one round E stop button.

How do you know the others are not honest as opposed to this one? Mine does everything as advertised. Hasn't failed me yet.

There wasn't any criticism in any of the others. I've got criticisms about my Milwaukee mag drill even though I'm mostly very pleased with it. No criticism at all usually means that somebody's either not being honest or they don't know enough about it to have criticisms. All mag drills have rubout, but this one does seem particularly bad. I use my mag drill a decent amount and wouldn't want to deal with any more runout than I have to because of the stress it puts on the tooling.

Hmmm, my bro! That is exactly why I bought it! After a few posts, I've more than doubled my money back.

GOOD welders are a special breed, focusing 100% into developing a specific skill to the utmost quality. They are highly paid for their expertise.

Lol, "Not a big deal, my brand new tool just needs a simple lapping".

Say what you’d like about Chinese tools but the fact is I invest in top quality when it’s something I need to make money but when I’m getting tools for my own use I’ll buy the cheap stuff As I can’t afford to invest large amounts of money in things that will be working to pay for themselves all of their useful lives on projects around the shop

@@jarredsegal6842 Made that mistake too many times. Usually screw up the project I’m working on, have to redo it, get pissed off at whatever I bought.. return it and just buy the best. I never regretted buying the best. Chinese; almost every time!