The rack on the back of the head can be used to make infinite stop positions, using a piece of sheet metal with a slot on top of the housing drill and tap a screw hole to mount on the casting. Then you can slide it into any of the teeth on the rack to hold it in desired position.

Chuck, I bought one of these last year and using a Hougan 5/8 annular cutter i drilled 500 holes in my new home-made fixture table thru 1/2 " flat steel so I approve of this tool, it just won't die as I had expected it to. great home shop tool.

Nice drill and well demonstrated. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

I've been looking for tool reviews on those magnetic base drills for quite some time. I'm going to take a close look at this one.

I seen a couple people do the same review was on the same drill. I recently bought a Milwaukee one. At three times the cost. I am happy with paying their price. I like Milwaukee because I bleed red. I can’t afford cheap tools.

Nice looking unit...thanks for the review

I got this machine recently and am very happy with it. Same machine except mine's the 240 volt version. Does everything I need it to do.

The very little Alen key is for adjusting the gib so that it stays where you leave it. Furthermore, when using the annular cutters , you should use coolant ! That's what the reservoir is for 😅

That's a dang good price point for a DIY mag drill... Thanks for the review 👍

Man, I dont need a magdrill, i always wanted one, I have zero use for it. This does not help me to reduce my urge to own a magdrill :D Thanks for the demo!

The gibb on the right side of the head can be adjusted to keep the motor from dropping.

Good one Chuck . A few of those drills getting around at the moment . Funny thing is , they are all slightly different drills . 👍

Looks good thanks for the review. Thanks for the video And by the way I joined the Is Closing lathe family 21" X 120"

I just did a review for them on a different product.

When it screeches like that, your "feed" is too slow for the RPMs. Either slow down the RPMs or increase the feed. You can also tell by the chips that something was wrong...Nice channel BTW

What model is this magdrill,and is it a 220v

Did you see how he used a stubby drill? Jobber length drills above 3/8 will not clear the base of the magnet. You would have to block up the bottom to get work under the drill. The drill chuck is an afterthought. Also on the one I bought the magnet would not hold in a horizontal position on 12 ga square tube. Not a bad unit for the price but does have limitations. This unit is designed for annular cutters. I would be very careful when using this in the inverted or horizontal position.

I bought the largest chicken pen that Vevor has available. It came in a box that was barely able to keep the pen contained. But the hardware to attach the door was missing. I have talked to customer service numerous times in the last 2 months via email and they assure me that my parts have been mailed. I finally made my own brackets and mounted the door without their parts. After over 2 months, I got tired of waiting. Really not their fault the parts didn't make it I suppose, but still... 2months?

Why not see if Vevor would pay you to write a proper operating manual.

most of the instruction manuals are not even good for toilet paper