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SKIL 6.2 Amp 10 In. 5-Speed Benchtop Drill Press with Laser Alignment & Work Light - DP9505-00

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Features

  • POWERFUL 6.2 AMP INDUCTION MOTORPower through wood, metal, and other materials
  • 5-SPEED SYSTEMTake advantage of 5 speeds from 610 to 2800 RPM for different material types
  • LASER ALIGNMENT SYSTEMPrecisely execute drilling maneuvers
  • ADJUSTABLE DEPTH STOPEnsures accurate and consistent depth during drilling
  • ADJUSTABLE TABLE HEIGHTProvides easy depth control
  • Laser Class: II; Maximum Average Radiant Power: 0.83mW
  • LED WORKLIGHTConveniently illuminates your workspace
  • BUMP-OFF SWITCHProvides added security
  • TILTING WORK SURFACEEnsures precise and accurate angled drilling with 0- to 45-degree left and right tilting

Description

For woodworkers wanting greater precision than a handheld drill offers, the SKIL 6.2 Amp 10-Inch Benchtop Drill Press offers a powerful induction motor with a LASER alignment system (Laser Class: II; Maximum Average Radiant Power: 0.83mW) to execute precise drilling maneuvers. Its five-speed system runs from 610 to 2,800 RPM for different material types and its adjustable depth stop and adjustable table height provide accurate depth control during drilling.

Brand: Skil


Power Source: Corded Electric


Maximum Rotational Speed: 2800 rpm


Voltage: 120 volts


Amperage: 6.2 A


Power Source: Corded Electric


Maximum Rotational Speed: 2800 rpm


Voltage: 120 volts


Amperage: 6.2 A


Maximum Chuck Size: 0.5 inches


Additional Features: Variable Speed


Number of Speeds: 5


Speed: 2800 rpm


Maximum Power: 744 watts


Drill Type: Drill Press


Drilling Capacity Wood: 0.5 inches


Drilling Capacity Metal: 0.5 inches


Color: Multi


Material Type: Blend


Brand Name: Skil


Included Components: 10 in Drill Press;Hex Wrench;Chuck Key


Model Number: DP9505-00


UPC: 195532200247


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: SKIL


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 3 Year Limited Warranty


Number of Items: 1


Item Type Name: 6.2 Amp 10 In. Benchtop Drill Press


Manufacturer Part Number: DP9505-00


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 24.02"L x 15.16"W x 12.4"H


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Excellent value, reliable, precise tool.
Great tool. Adjustable table is very helpful. Laser alignment and work light work well. Powerful motor, runs smooth. Best drill press.
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2026 by MV

  • Better than I expected it to be, and a steal for the price
I had been eyeballing this one for a while, because I wanted a little more power than the similarly priced WEN (also I kinda hate the orange color scheme, but that's not really a reason to purchase one over another) Reading the reviews, you'd think this thing were a wobbly piece of plastic slapped together by underpaid monkeys. Either I got lucky, or a lot of the other reviews are simply a matter of user error. Putting it together took me about 30 minutes, intentionally going slow so as not to make a mistake. I would have liked a more robust center column, and the worm drive rack can be a little finicky until you lock it down correctly (the instructions on this part I didn't find sufficient) The laser was dead on perfect out of the box. I haven't used it in anything but daylight so I can't be sure how helpful the light is yet. I didn't have the bolts to lock it down to my bench yet, but I experience no wobble whatsoever, it's as perfectly balanced as any drill press I've used in the past. I'll probably try to get a replacement chuck because the one that comes with it isn't ideal, but there's nothing terribly wrong with it, either. To anyone considering buying one, I'd just say, the collar that holds the rack against the center column -- you want it to be able to glide in an arc around the column but it shouldn't move up or down. Also, even though the rack comes out of the box attached to the column, when attaching the support base you'll want to remove it and run it through the support base and *then* slide it onto the column. That was the only headache I experienced in the process, and it's not even a case of the instructions being unclear, just a tad ambiguous. My use case will be primarily working with wood, but a bit of metal here and there, and it seems more than adequate for those jobs. Should something go horribly wrong, I'll update my review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023 by shadda

  • nice and budget friendly
i would not call this top quality, it doesn't feel like the components are that beefy.. but it does the job and seems to drill through steel on the slowest setting with no problem... a bit of vibration until you make contact , then it drills true and does a decent job . good enough for a tinkerer like me... light and laser were spot on for me and assembly went smoothly. it's also fairly quiet and smooth.... again aside from a slight wobble when free spinning . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024 by bubba from TX

  • Love it
Wish I had bought sooner. I don’t have the space or the money for a big ol’ Powermatic, this will have to do for now. Set up was easy. The table wanders all over during adjustment, so the laser is handy for lining that back up if for nothing else. Laser was way off when I got it, but nudging the little doohickey with my thumb brought it back. I get a touch of travel out of the chuck, it wobbles slightly left. Also, when I power down something in the motor sounds a playing card in your bike spokes. Those things would tick me off in 1600 dollar machine, for this price you have to expect a little funkiness I figure. If it blows up I’ll come back and update. Incidentally, the way I dial in the laser is to mount a bradpoint or forstner, poke a little hole in some clamped scrap wood and mess with the laser until it lines up. I have to do this every couple of weeks or so, it doesn’t wander too far. UPDATE a year later: The press still works great; the only thing I have noticed is that in addition to a slight wobble left, when I bring the press all the way down, the bit ticks off to the left about a 1/16 of an inch. This would be horrible for accuracy, but at that point the bit is usually buried in the piece and the hole keeps it in line. Also, I added the Rockler drill press table, which is meant for full size drill presses and doesn’t really work with this one, but I got it to fit with some diy adjustments. The down side is that the table blocks the use of the adjustment crank, so I have to use a wrench to adjust the table up or down. Also I can’t use the vacuum port. Other than that it’s a nice addition for repeat cuts. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2023 by Reverend J

  • Great value
I knew going in this would get me by until my larger drill press was fixed. Overall this thing is built pretty good. Easy to assemble, packaged well. Mine had a little runout issue at first then I took the chuck out and reinstalled It got better . It's not a precision machining drill, but pretty good for its size. I started with 1/4" steel plate with a 1 1/2" hole saw. It did rather well with cutting oil. "I honestly thought I'd burn the motor up right at the start. It didn't. The belt slipped some on the plastic pulleys and the motor has some sort of cut out when it gets stuck. Worked pretty good. I then went onto 3/8" aluminum plate with a 1-3/8" hole saw "not carbide tipped" and it did pretty good even with the galling. I'm hard on equipment and this little sucker did good for what it is. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2024 by Amazon Customer

  • Powerful and versatile for the price
I needed to drill over 300 7/16" holes in steel and needed a drill press to do it. My application was probably more than this unit was designed for but it handled it pretty well, with a little patience. The laser cross hair was way more handy than I would have guessed, and was exact right out of the box. Others complained about the white LED light not being bright enough, and while I wouldn't use it to illuminate a prison yard, it definitely helped reduce shadows. I would but this unit again and would recommend it. Lots of sturdy metal construction where it counts. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024 by Jeff Davis

  • Skil = garbage 💩
Every Skil product I have ever used or purchased - it was total garbage. This drill press is no exception. I was in need of a drill press and in a moment of weakness, I chose Skil. My gut told me this was a poor decision, but I did not listen. And here we are! Out of the factory, the table was locked at 3 degrees to the right. The bolt that is used to adjust the table to zero? That was not machined properly apparently, so the bolt in question could not be loosened. Not even penetrating oil would help (and I tried!) as the issue was the machining (i.e. threads). Skil apparently has ZERO quality control at its facility in Thailand as for if one single person had actually cast an eye on the table assembly, this issue would have been easily identified. Zero effort in regard to quality control. Will you get a defective item??? Ordering one is a roll of the dice it seems. I am returning this item of course. I will never buy any Skil product as long as I live. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by Amazon Customer

  • The work table in the photos appears to be a thick cast iron part, but it's thin stamped metal.
The drilling performance is satisfactory, producing precise holes suitable for hobbyist applications and intermittent household tasks. However, I am concerned that the adjustable work table, which appears to be constructed from stamped metal, requires additional support to prevent deformation under pressure. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by Mark Michael

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