(16MM DRILL PRESS 550W) - ZKK-6116DP

CT-203-3” Heavy Duty 3” Drill Press Vise (Grey/Silver)

CT-203-4” Heavy Duty 4” Drill Press Vise (Grey/Silver)

CT-203-5” Heavy Duty 5” Drill Press Vise (Grey/Silver)

CT-203-6” Heavy Duty 6” Drill Press Vise (Grey/Silver)

LDP813 Drill Press 13mm

LDPC016 Drill Press Chuck + Key

1200W 2 Speed Magnetic Drill Press 50mm

Drill Press 13MM 1/2HP/350W

Drill Press 16MM 3/4HP/550W

Drill Press 20MM 1-1/2HP/900W

Drill Press 32MM 2HP/1500W

MaxSell 16MM Drill Press

MaxSell 16MM Drill Press

MaxSell 25MM Drill Press

MaxSell 32MM Drill Press

10in (250mm) Bench Drill Pres

1/2HP 13MM Drill Press

Overload Protection prevents electronics from motor damage and excess accessory wearQuick-change chuck system allows for tool-free change between 3/4" Weldon Shank and 1/2" keyed chuckQuick-release feed handles provide tool-free change of handles to either side of the tool

The majority of angle grinders  have a fixed speed.  Most 4-½-inch models run  at 10,000 or 11,000 rpm.  The said, 7-inch and 9-inch models  run between 5,000 and 8,000 rpm.  A few angle grinders  have variable speed and  can run slow enough for  polishing or buffing. Grinder's come in lots of  different disc sizes,  but the most common  sizes are 115mm (4 ½”)  and 230mm (9”). You can  purchase different discs/heads/ wheels depending on the task you  want to complete - just make sure  they're the right size for your grinder! 4' (100mm) angle grinders,  as the name suggests,  accept grinding discs up  to 100mm in size.  These grinders are relatively  small in size, and are suitable  for smaller jobs. The size of  disc that the grinder can accept  dictates the depth of cut that  the grinder can achieve. Complete various grinding  applications and get fast  material removal with the 9-in.  4HP Angle Grinder. Featuring a  high-powered motor with overload protection, this grinder  delivers 6,500 rpm for tough jobs. The GA9060 weighs only  5.5 Kg and is built with  comfort and ergonomic  features for extended use.  The grinder features an ergonomic  rubberised handle with  trigger switch, and the gear  housing can be positioned  every 90 degrees for operator  convenience.

Cuts Faster and Weighs up to 40% less than corded saws while delivering up to 300 cuts per charge. Utilizing a POWERSTATE™ brushless motor the M18 CCS66- cuts faster than corded counterparts. A circular saw is a power-saw using a toothed or abrasive disc or blade to cut different materials using a rotary motion spinning around an arbor. A hole saw and ring saw also use a rotary motion but are different from a circular saw. Circular saws may also be loosely used for the blade itself. Circular saws are a type of power tool designed to cut through wood and other construction materials. They feature a sharp circular blade which rotates at speed to create cross cuts and rip cuts and are available in a few different sizes determined by the size of blade they accept. There are blades designed for ripping lumber, crosscutting lumber, cutting veneered plywood and panels, cutting laminates and plastics, cutting melamine, and cutting aluminum. There are also general purpose and combination blades designed to work well in two or more types of cut. With a 13-amp motor and 20 tooth carbide-tipped blade, this saw is ready for any job. With a 2-7/16 in. depth of cut at 0 degrees, 1-7/8 in. depth of cut at 45 degrees and 1-11/16 in. A saw is a tool that's used to cut wood. It can be a hand tool or a power tool, and it usually has either a blade or a disk with a jagged cutting edge. The verb saw means to cut through wood or another material using a saw or other tool. A saw is a tool consisting of a tough blade, wire, or chain with a hard toothed the preferred material for saw blades of all kind. A saw is a tool consisting of a tough blade, wire, or chain with a hard toothed edge used to cut through material. Various terms are used to describe toothed and abrasive saws. Saws began as serrated materials, and when mankind learned how to use iron, it became the preferred material for saw blades of all kind. Circular saws are categorized by the diameter of the blade they take . The most common and useful size for DIYers is 7 1/4 inches. Saws this size will cut through material more than 3-inches thick, and they also offer the widest variety of blade choices for cutting substances other than wood.

The drill press is a versatile machine that uses a multiple-cutting- edged drill bit secured in a rotating chuck to bore and drill holes, normally into wood stock. The Drill Press, also called the Drilling Machine, is a device for producing holes in hard substances. The drill is held in a rotating spindle and is fed into the workpiece, which is usually clamped in a vise resting on a table. There are three main types of drill presses: floor drilling press, benchtop drilling press , and radial drilling press. Floor Drilling Press - A floor-standing drilling press is significantly more extensive and potent than its tabletop counterpart. A drill press lets you precisely determine the placement and angle of the hole as well as its depth. It has the power and leverage to drive bits easily, even in hard stock, and lets you raise and lower the bit repeatedly without ruining the shape of the hole. The first vertical drill presses were created in the late 1800s and were used principally by blacksmiths to create metal-based product. The first hand-operated electric drill was invented in Melbourne, Australia, in 1889. Prior to that time, most drilling was accomplished using hand-crank drills for small bores, and larger brace-style drills when more torque was required. Drills are designed for lighter tasks such as drilling small holes in wood or drywall. With all the different types of bits available, a drill is one of the most versatile tools in a toolbox. Ideal projects for a drill include: Hanging shelves or curtains. A power drill is a tool with an electrical motor that rotates a replaceable drill bit at your choice of speeds to create a hole in a variety of materials. The drill can also take screwdriver bits, to allow easier driving of screws through different materials.

The drill press is a versatile machine that uses a multiple-cutting- edged drill bit secured in a rotating chuck to bore and drill holes, normally into wood stock. The Drill Press, also called the Drilling Machine, is a device for producing holes in hard substances. The drill is held in a rotating spindle and is fed into the workpiece, which is usually clamped in a vise resting on a table. There are three main types of drill presses: floor drilling press, benchtop drilling press , and radial drilling press. Floor Drilling Press - A floor-standing drilling press is significantly more extensive and potent than its tabletop counterpart. A drill press lets you precisely determine the placement and angle of the hole as well as its depth. It has the power and leverage to drive bits easily, even in hard stock, and lets you raise and lower the bit repeatedly without ruining the shape of the hole. The first vertical drill presses were created in the late 1800s and were used principally by blacksmiths to create metal-based product. The first hand-operated electric drill was invented in Melbourne, Australia, in 1889. Prior to that time, most drilling was accomplished using hand-crank drills for small bores, and larger brace-style drills when more torque was required. Drills are designed for lighter tasks such as drilling small holes in wood or drywall. With all the different types of bits available, a drill is one of the most versatile tools in a toolbox. Ideal projects for a drill include: Hanging shelves or curtains. A power drill is a tool with an electrical motor that rotates a replaceable drill bit at your choice of speeds to create a hole in a variety of materials. The drill can also take screwdriver bits, to allow easier driving of screws through different materials.

The drill press is a versatile machine that uses a multiple-cutting- edged drill bit secured in a rotating chuck to bore and drill holes, normally into wood stock. The Drill Press, also called the Drilling Machine, is a device for producing holes in hard substances. The drill is held in a rotating spindle and is fed into the workpiece, which is usually clamped in a vise resting on a table. There are three main types of drill presses: floor drilling press, benchtop drilling press , and radial drilling press. Floor Drilling Press - A floor-standing drilling press is significantly more extensive and potent than its tabletop counterpart. A drill press lets you precisely determine the placement and angle of the hole as well as its depth. It has the power and leverage to drive bits easily, even in hard stock, and lets you raise and lower the bit repeatedly without ruining the shape of the hole. The first vertical drill presses were created in the late 1800s and were used principally by blacksmiths to create metal-based product. The first hand-operated electric drill was invented in Melbourne, Australia, in 1889. Prior to that time, most drilling was accomplished using hand-crank drills for small bores, and larger brace-style drills when more torque was required. Drills are designed for lighter tasks such as drilling small holes in wood or drywall. With all the different types of bits available, a drill is one of the most versatile tools in a toolbox. Ideal projects for a drill include: Hanging shelves or curtains. A power drill is a tool with an electrical motor that rotates a replaceable drill bit at your choice of speeds to create a hole in a variety of materials. The drill can also take screwdriver bits, to allow easier driving of screws through different materials.