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Micro-Mark Drill Press Microlux 3 Speed 0-6" Adjust

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Condition
New
Dimensions
14 x 6 x 10 in
Weight
8.54 lb
Color
Silver, White, Black
Material
Metal
Power Source
Wind Powered
Voltage
120 Volts
In the box
Bare-Tool

Features 4

  • Ideal for small or delicate work
  • 3-speed belt drive and 3-jaw chuck and key
  • Inline hold drilling easier with sliding gauge
  • Calibrated depth control for previse drilling

Description

Jewelers-Quality Drill Press At An Affordable Price MicroLux Drill Presses have all the quality features of drill presses costing much more. When you own a MicroLux drill press, you'll never have to worry again about having the right tool when precise and accurate drilling is vital to your project. Here is an affordable drill press designed and sized for small precision work. No more working with cumbersome, oversized drill presses...and no more mistakes from using inaccurate, hand-held drills. Plus, you can select the right speed for the job in seconds. Changeable speeds accommodate various materials Rugged cast metal housing No-flex solid steel column Precision 3-jaw chuck and key Ball bearing spindle assures low vibration, high accuracy and long life Calibrated depth control with positive stop High-torque motor plugs into standard 120v AC outlet Quick release handles let you adjust chuck-to-base distance instantly Cast metal base with machined surface keeps your work square and true and takes up minimal workbench space Sliding gauge for drilling in-line holes Specifications for Standard Duty Drill Press Spindle travel: 1-1/4 inches Chuck to base distance: 7 inches Center of chuck to front of column: 5-1/2 inches Column diameter: .787 inch Chuck capacity: 1/64 inch to 1/4 inch Drive system: 3-step pulley with 90 watt constant speed motor Spindle speeds: 2100, 4500 and 6500 rpm Spindle: 3/8-24 male Base size: 5 inches x 9 inches Headstock and base construction: Cast aluminum High quality . . . made in Japan Weight: 8 lbs. Height: 14 inches

Specs 23

Brand Micro-mark
Power Source Wind Powered
Maximum Rotational Speed 6.5E+3 RPM
Voltage 120 Volts
Amperage 16 Amps
Maximum Chuck Size 6.35 Millimeters
Color Silver, White, Black
Special Feature Variable Speed

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Top Amazon Reviews

Precise drilling, well-made
I was not expecting much from this product. I have a Dremel drill press, which feels cheap and chinsy. This product is PROFESSIONAL and rock solid. It is made from steel parts that are made to last. I can see myself passing this press down to future generations. I make printed circuit boards and I use this drill to produce holes from .2 - 1.0mm holes. If you have ever needed a .2mm hole in something, you know that it takes a good tungsten bit and a drill press that does not flex when you draw the bit down to the FR4, which is fiberglass (not the easiest material to drill in the first place). I have NEVER broken a bit with this drill press. Now drilling the hole in the exact right place is another thing ;), but this is not the fault of the press. I could ask that this manufacturer include laser sighting or something, but I think I may use a microscope camera for this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2011 by Chris Kleeschulte
I love the thing
It is smaller than I expected which in my case is a good thing because I was looking for small. I use very tiny drill bits and it suits my purposes nicely. I will order another belt because that looks like it won't last long.
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2019 by Paul B.
Don't waste your money
Drill press itself is well built and rates a 5 star The motor is a piece of crap and completely failed after drilling ~550 1.25mm holes 3/16" deep in Baltic birch plywood, using a solid carbide bit used in commercial aircraft construction making the entire unit worth less than 1 star [.36 per hole] Warranty is no better than no warranty [unit failed a few days after the 90-day warranty expired with very little use and no hard use] No response from customer service Don't know if a replacement motor is available nor the cost Too bad, could have been a really good tool. I repaired motors in the Navy so I took off the upper half of the case and discovered there are serious design flaws. Probably the most critical is non-externally lubricated sleeve bearings which don't work well on a low watt motor with side tension from the belt. Second is no protection from anything from above on the commutator and brushes. Mica was not undercut properly and the commutator was coated with what looked like grease [easily removed with a q-tip and cleaner. I under cut mica and cleaned the commutator and it ran for about 1 minute before failing again while observing excessive arcing of the brushes and commutator. The motor did not turn as easily as it should with no load, apparent clearance and/or bearing issues. I cleaned and lubricated the bearings but it still did not turn as easily as it should. It's not worth wasting any more time trying to fix. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2018 by D Hellewell
One of the machines is not concentric at the chuck ...
One of the machines is not concentric at the chuck. I just don't have the energy or knowhow to go through a return process.
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2014 by bob
Very good Drill Press.
Very good machine. Met my needs for ship modeling very well. Chuck took bits as small as 1/64. Very stable and easy to use. I was able to drill accurate holes that would have been impossible manually.
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2019 by Golfer Dave
Slightly better than the Proxxon
I have both this one and the Proxxon drill press, the table is slightly better on the Micor-mark and it comes with the chuck. The movement on the micromark seems slightly tighter, but that may be from lot differences. Handy little unit.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2011 by Truckryder
very good chuck. Learn & use the proper speed for ...
After 8 years use, steel, silver, nickel, still going on original drive belt. very good chuck. Learn & use the proper speed for medium you are drilling. Drive belt is easy to change drilling speed. Tiny drill bits take tiny pressure. ( Read the manual for proper belt tension and it will last for years.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2018 by smithy
At least it's small and light weight
The drill press is small, lightweight, and relatively accurate for what it is. It has a real Jacob's chuck, which measured to have less than 0.005" of runout on my unit. The build quality of the machine is much better than I expected. For light duty drilling in plastics, wood, and maybe brass, this machine seems acceptable. Aluminum is possible with plenty of patience, and steel is out of the question. If you go to quickly you can easily stall the motor in any material. If this machine had a more powerful motor, it'd be a real winner and I'd get a second one to keep in my backpack. With the existing motor, this drill press is much less useful. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2019 by Seth
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