WEN 4208T 2.3-Amp 8-Inch 5-Speed Cast Iron Benchtop Drill Press,Black/Orange

Not good quality, motor is smoking

not happy with this equipment my address is clear UAE and yet they delivered 120 volts

For me, this is a very good price the build quality is very good and it is a versatile tool because unlike other gel presses in this price range, you can adjust the angle of the drilling. More than 2 inches of drilling would be nice, but you pay for what you get. It’s very nice and heavy cast-iron. And the performance is very good. The five speed function is also nice allowing you to drill through metals I have drilled through steel and as long as you use oil and a decent bit can get through pretty thick material

Me gustó mucho a veces necesito hacer agujeros precisos e hice una prueba, atravesé un taquete por completo para ver el resultado por el otro lado y quedó a exacto a 90°

Excellent quality drill. Fit and finish exceeded my expectations for the price. Parts nicely machined and drill functions exceptionally well. Perfect sized drill press for garage workbench. Doesn’t take up too much space compared to larger sized drill presses. Highly recommended for homeowner/handyman use.

I used to have a 12" Drill press, but it was too big and heavy. I realized that I needed a smaller drill press that could be moved easily throughout my workshop. The WEN 8" drill is perfect for my use. Powerful enough and it has all the same features that the 12" drill press had. The price was affordable as compare to other 8" drill press. happy with this purchase.

Drilling a straight hole with a regular power drill is not fun. Drilling a lot of straight holes with a regular power drill is even less fun. You'll never realize how much you want or need a drill press until you've got one. This one is pretty basic but it does the job and I wish I had bought it years ago. Things I don't like about it... - The top cover on mine doesn't shut. - The return spring on the handle is insanely strong and will hurt your fingers if you accidentally let go of it. - The locking lever on the table is hard to adjust while holding the table in place at the same time. - I wish it came with a bigger table and/or a bigger center hole, or even inserts. WEN sells a universal one but it costs half as much as this drill press itself. Things I would suggest you do if you buy it... - Bolt it to a work bench. - Get a flat piece of wood to use as a sacrificial table and secure it to the drill press. - Get a set of center drills if you are going to use twist bits. Last note but not about the drill press itself, this thing is easily the messiest tool in my garage right now. The chips made from forstner bits are huge and they get everywhere and leave you wondering how they all got into the hole you just made.