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Hitachi B13F 10-Inch Benchtop Drill Press with Laser

(10 customer reviews)

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Features

Motor: 1/3 HP, 3.5 amp, continuous duty, induction-type, 120v, 60 Hz
5 Speeds easy change with V-belt and pulleys : 680, 1160, 1780, 2380, 3000
Drilling Capacity 1/2 inch in cast iron; Spindle Taper JT33; Spindle Travel 2.5 in; Chuck size 1/16 to 1/2 in. drill bit range
Table 7.75 x 7.75 in; to spindle 10.75 in; L-R tilt 45 deg; Base to spindle 15.75 in
Includes: Laser assembly, Drill chuck 1/2 in

Description

10" bench top drill press features a fully adjustable X-Y axis laser for presicion drilling and pinpoint accuracy. It delivers 5 speeds (620, 1150, 1770, 2450, and 3100 RPM) to tackle many different applications. The 1/3 HP induction motor also adds to its longer life and quieter operation. The cast-iron table measures 7-13/16" square and tilts up to 45 left or right. Easy adjustment of the table height is achieved by a smooth rack and pinion gearing system. The chuck accepts bits from 1/16" up 1/2". Drill press weighs 61.8 lb. and is compact so it can be easily moved out of the way when not in use. Covered by Hitachi's 2 year warranty.

Product Details

Product Weight:	61.0 pounds
Package Length:	22.4 inches
Package Width:	15.8 inches
Package Height:	10.5 inches
Package Weight:	61.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 10 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 2.5

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CHEAP CHINA-MADE GOODS BY HITACHI Feb 21, 2010
Ten years ago, you could always count on Hitachi to produce a solid, percision, dependable product, but then they moved their factory to China, where there is NO quality control no matter what Hitachi claims. I have learned the hard way from this drill press and one of their compound miter saws (both of which I have now sold in yard sales), and I will never waste money on a Hitachi product again.

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A year later, scrapped Feb 06, 2010
Who would imagine a drill press not lasting a year?

A year later, mine was on the scrap pile. The motor began emitting bad noises and wouldn't run. Before that, I kept encountering a long series of quality disappointments. I had hoped for more from Hitachi.

For almost exactly the same $129 I paid for this one, I bought a replacement from Harbor Freight which has held up way better.

Also, having an MT2 chuck mount gives you a lot more choices than the JT33 found in lower end drill presses. The HF has an MT2. This press, a JT33.

1 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Drill Apr 13, 2009
Unit has enough power for most jobs. Easy to assemble. Parts are made from sturdy steel. Not for commercial use. Perfect for home work shop.

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It's okay.....just okay Mar 15, 2009
I purchased this for our business (light and occasional use in wood). It would not come on after assembly, then I noticed the motor housing was crushed on the bottom pinning the fan. I took off the cover and the cheap plastic fan was in pieces. Called and they would not send me replacement parts but said I had to return the entire unit. Not worth the trouble so I have used it without the fan. The lasers are too bright and makes it harder to see what you are drilling. The table will not stay tight and swings to the sides easily making aligment for precision work difficult. This is a $99 drill press and worth $99.....but no more.

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chuck loosens Nov 30, 2008
I bought this a few months ago. Unfortunately, the chuck has become loose. Which means that now even under the slightest of loads, I cannot get any drilling done. Replacement is about $40. This would made the whole press's worth less than $60.