Comments on: Drill Press Stand For Hand Drill, Adjustable Bench Clamp Drill Press Floor Stand Workbench Repair Tool for Drilling Collet Workshop,Single Hole Aluminum base (for Small Jobs)

By: Robert B. Coco

Robert B. Coco — Sat, 15 Feb 2025 06:22:12 +0000

Will not work with common drills in the US
The drill stand is fine and might work with other drills, but both my Milwauki and Ryobe drills could not clamp into the drill holder. The only part of the drill that fits in the clamp is the part that spins, which obviously means the upper part of the drill needs to be in the clamp. A list of compatible drills needs to be posted in the listing.

By: Steven Vos

Steven Vos — Sat, 15 Feb 2025 06:22:11 +0000

Works fine. Good Price
For the price, this is an excellent buy. I do small craft work so this is perfect. You don’t have to worry about the assembly instructions because they are totally graphic. No words. No language barrier.The only problem with it is stability. The base needs to be bolted down to work at its best.

By: Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer — Sat, 15 Feb 2025 06:22:11 +0000

Very low quantity materials – broke during assembly
The item description is misleading. It said it has a cast iron base. It does not. It’s aluminum. It broke during assembly while only applying moderate pressure tightening an hex bolt with the provided wrench, as shown in the picture. Do not buy this item.

By: Joseph C.

Joseph C. — Sat, 15 Feb 2025 06:22:11 +0000

Works okay after small flaws are addressed. Okay for the price.
Lever arm is too thick so that it interferes against the washer and bolt that is used to retain the lever and also to secure the head to the stand’s shaft. Resulting action is not smooth and you can see it is starting to wear.I think the supplied spring is way too strong. Might be ok with heavier drills but not for lightweight drills.Stand base is fairly light casting and seems to deflect when applying downward force to the lever at the handle.My guess is the product was originally designed for lighter lever and springs, but in trying to make it heavier duty, they made it worse.For my needs, I took out the original spring and added a piece of copper wire under the washer to address the shortcomings.Okay starting place for the price I paid.

By: x.yang

x.yang — Sat, 15 Feb 2025 06:22:11 +0000

Good tool
Very well built. Great tool.

By: David

David — Sat, 15 Feb 2025 06:22:11 +0000

Good for the money
I bought a Hyper Tough 5 amp 3/8 inch variable speed drill from Walmart which fits this stand. This stand is not for heavy duty projects, but is fine for light hobby work or repair jobs around the house. Adjustments are a little awkward but sufficient. The stand doesn’t take up much room, which is why I bought it.

By: Shane Pickens

Shane Pickens — Sat, 15 Feb 2025 06:22:11 +0000

Not worth having
Not stable, not sturdy, drill bits bend because it moves all over the place. Even if you screw the base down it just is not stable. Bug a real drill press and don’t waste your time and money with this one.

By: apparatus sacerdos

apparatus sacerdos — Sat, 15 Feb 2025 06:22:11 +0000

Functions as it should
was a bit skeptical due to pictures of these with broken collar rings… but was able to get my 120v drill seated in there gently prying open with a flathead, bolt lined up with threads and its mounted onto a piece of plywood and sitting on a table top currently. i lightly greased all moving parts minus the spring. have not put it in service for any thing yet but im sure its gonna drill a straight hole.