Bonvoisin Mini Benchtop Drill Press, 6 Variable Speed Drilling Machine for Craft and Home Improvement, 1200W Electric Drill Press 2800RPM Max Speed
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Features
- 6 Variable Speed, Max Speed 2800RPM -- The bench drill press offers unmatched flexibility, allowing you to tailor the speed to suit the specific requirements of your project.
- 90-Degree Rotation, Dual Functionality -- Easily adjust the angle of the drill head to achieve precise grinding results. Seamlessly transition between drilling and grinding tasks, eliminating the need for multiple tools and saving you time and space in your workshop.
- 3 Handles, More labor Saving -- Featuring three extended cranks, the drill press ensures optimal leverage for smooth handling and effortless movement.
- Flexible Adjustment - The height of drill head can be adjusted by screws.
- Wide Application -- Whether you're drilling through wood, soft metal, or plastic, you can effortlessly adjust the speed to achieve optimal results. Chuck capability: 1-15mm.
Brand: Bonvoisin
Power Source: Corded Electric
Maximum Rotational Speed: 2800 RPM
Voltage: 110 Volts
Amperage: 16 Amps
Power Source: Corded Electric
Maximum Rotational Speed: 2800 RPM
Voltage: 110 Volts
Amperage: 16 Amps
Maximum Chuck Size: 1.5 Centimeters
Additional Features: Variable Speed
Number of Speeds: 6
Speed: 2800 RPM
Maximum Power: 1200 Watts
Drill Type: Drill Press
Is Electric: No
Drilling Capacity Wood: 1.5 Centimeters
Drilling Capacity Metal: 1.3 Centimeters
Brand Name: Bonvoisin
Included Components: Drill Attachment
Model Number: QWM-5
Manufacturer: Bonvoisin
Item Type Name: bench drill press
Color: Blue
Material Type: Metal
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 11.85"L x 8"W x 17.7"H
Item Weight: 18.8 Pounds
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This thing is surprisingly cool. I took out one of the retractor springs because they’re a little bit too much to fight against for the length of the levers. The dovetailed ways this moves up and down on are nice and snug and it’s a viable tool for fairly precise work. I feel like I could realistically mill plastic with a cross table or a better vice. Maybe really light aluminum stuff with an end mill up to 3/8” and really light passes. Things that are worth pointing out- this thing spins pretty fast in drill press terms. It seems like it has the torque to spin a decent diameter bit or cutter but the vise isn’t solid enough to stop chatter with a multi flute cutter that’s got back relief and is spinning faster than would be ideal. It’s cool it comes with a vise which is adequate for really basic holding, as in stopping a thing from spinning. The moving jaw has no real hold down mechanism except for the slide rail it’s captive to so a work piece could easily be pulled up enough for a bit to get jammed up and pull the piece up even more if you try to put a 1/2” drill bit into a piece of metal. The Wen 3” vice they sell here is also surprisingly decent has an opposing keeper plate to hold the moving jaw down and there is no guide rail right in the way of the center so you can put a bit through something with some extra room to play with, like if you had a countersink on a wood bit for a 2 or 3” screw and didn’t want to move it just to put a hole through a 1” piece of wood. So that vice or something comparable is something one might as well buy at the same time if they’ll be doing anything serious enough for uplift to be a concern. I’m also a big fan of using stubby lathe center drills that only have one flute in a case like this where the revs are higher than they ought to be. They can’t bounce from point to point on two cutting edges in the hole they’re creating. You can get them in 45 or 60 degree angles. It’s about as noisy as a disc grinder or any other tool with gear reduction which doesn’t really bother me but it’s definitely not like a belt driven drill press you could walk away from and forget is running if you got distracted. Definitely worth the price based on experience so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by DDNOX
Small but nice would i buy another one, no
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026 by Gregg Kielma
Worked as expected, but it does live on the more expensive side for a mini benchtop drill press. It does come with a little mini vise that can be mounted on top of the plate, variable speeds, height adjustable, which are pretty common among the run mini benchtop drill presses. But where we now deviate is you can rotate the drill press 90 degrees and use it as a rotary sander/light grinder and with the variable speeds it 850 - 2800, does require some assembly, and does not wobble or shake when the drill is on at low or max speeds. Must secure the plate if you want to tilt to use the sander/grinder function (but does not come with any attachments or bits for for grinding sanding, that stuff you will need to get yourself). The base plate a cast plate, but there seemed to be a little lack of quality control, the slots were not cleaned up and if they were, they were not cleaned up well. It is level out of the box so the drill is zeroed to the base plate and stays level and stable when in use. Their are two Allen screws in the back that you have to loosen in order to release the grip on the tube to raise and lower. It is not quick and small pain, but it's doable, I just put it on its side and make my adjustments and then stand it back up. How it retracts is by two coiled springs on left and right side behind the drill motor (which are replaceable if you needed to). You do need to secure the plate in order to have a smoother pull down on the drill head, now if it seems to tight and a lot of effort to lower the drill head or it raises really slow or it shakes then there are three Allen screws that press against a guide plate that can either tighten or loosen movement of the drill head those are visible near the handles. The vise it comes with is "functional" meaning it does hold stuff, but if you are not careful you could drill right into (but you can always make adjustments for that). It is a little sticky near the last 10% of the threads so you either need to work it a little or just add some grease. Even with coming with the vise, extra replacement carbon brushes (x2) and it's a decent little package and works well for a small things, especially for a hobbyist. With a few adjustments and assembly, you are on your way. Light enough to move around as needed meaning pick up and move it with ease. Does not come with any bits. Overall, good machine and more versatile with the drill head being able to go 90 degrees.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025 by Gyroslynky
Received in brand new perfect condition. Very well packaged. Easy to assemble and works great. Even on the lowest speed (1).the RPM’S is pretty fast. But not bad. If one needs a real low speed. You might want to consider a belt drive model. Other than that this is a nice bench top drill press. Platform is heavy steel and it comes with a nice vise attachment. Very adjustable too. Happy with my purchase. I recommend this mini giant drill press.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2025 by James Carollo
Weak motor.
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026 by Aga
I bought this for my custom knifemaking projects to primarily drill straight holes and it does exactly that. The heavy solid construction is very nice I had to secure it to my workbench with two screws as recommended in the manual. I really cant find any negatives about this drill press. It is a little louder than I expected but that's OK. For the price I paid for it it seems to be a good quality machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024 by AAlt
Great smaller drill press. The drill and structure is great. Accuracy comes along with accuracy. I am using this to drill organized holes in pipe. Everything was easy to setup. Quality of components is great.
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025 by pr cox photography
Its usable, but to raise or lower the drill you have to loosen two bolts using the included allan wrench which is a pain. I got some knobs to replace them but you can't get enough grip to tighten them enough for the drill to not slide sown the pole while you use it. The next thing I will try is a dedicated ratchet wrench that always stays with the drill. If you need this for more than one small project, do yourself a favor and pay a little more for a better one.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2025 by James Schubert