1/2 horsepower motor with plenty of torqu.
16 Different Spindle Speeds (200-3,630.
Construction with solid steel and cast iron is used.
Table Height with Rack and Pinio.
Amazon.com offers a Clutch Depth Stop.
The RIKON 30-120 13-Inch Drill Press, with its solid steel and cast iron construction, provides exceptional durability while also providing the convenience of 16 spindle speeds and a large cast iron handle for easy operation. The 30-120 has a 13-inch swing and is powerful and simple to operate, making it an excellent choice for both amateur and professional users.
Motor with 1/2-horsepower output is extremely powerful.
The 30-120’s powerful, smooth, and efficient performance is owed to a 1/2-horsepower motor that produces plenty of torque for drilling through a variety of materials, including wood. A total of 16 spindle speeds ranging from 200 to 3,630 RPM provide versatility. The clutch depth stop allows you to precisely control the depth of the drill, which makes the 30-120 particularly useful for projects that require repeated drilling.
Structures made of cast iron and solid stee.
This drill press is built to last, with a durable cast iron and solid steel construction that allows for vibration-free operation. A cast iron head, tilting table, and base are all included in the price, as are comfortable solid cast iron handles that will not bend or loosen after repeated use. The 30-120 delivers dependable performance time and time again, making it an excellent addition to a variety of job sites and shops.
Table Height, Table Tilt, and Convenient Slot Design are all easily adjustable.
The 30-120 is packed with useful features and has been designed to be exceptionally simple to use. Using rack and pinion gears, you can easily adjust the table height with a simple turn of a handle, which is particularly convenient.
It also has a convenient slot design, which allows for the quick and easy mounting of jigs, vises, and other tools and fixtures. Additionally, the 11-3/16-inch table can be tilted 45 degrees to the right or left and can be rotated a full 360 degrees for added convenience and to accommodate different material sizes.
Dimensions as well as warranty information are provided.
In terms of dimensions, the 30-120 is 39 inches high, 24 inches deep, and weighted at 121 pounds. A two-year warranty is included with the purchase.
What’s Included in the Bo.
Drill bit RIKON 30-120 (13-inch. With the drill press, you’ll get the drill press head and arm, a table support, a table top, a table base, two loose hardware bags, a chuck, instructions, and a cast iron handle.
The Manufacturer’s Statemen.
Solid cast-iron handles, a rack and pinion system, a locking depth stop with gauge, a safety toggle switch, powerful induction motors, and a speed selection chart are all standard on every one of our drill presses we sell. Cast iron construction is used for the base, the head and the tilting table of these units. The powerful, efficient, and smooth operation makes it an excellent choice for both amateur and professional users alike. Warranty is for two years.
Upon arrival, it was still in its original factory box, layered with shaped Styrofoam, only a few pieces of which were still intact. There was a large non-functional dent in the sheet metal cover of the motor starter, as well as some paint chipping. Although the box took a beating due to the weight of this unit, the packing did the majority of the job. The machining of the table, column, and other components was fairly sloppy. Although the table’s height can be locked down, there is some side to side movement. When I first started it, the sound it made while running was alarming, but I don’t believe it is a serious problem; I believe it is just belts and bearings making a little noise. After reading the instructions, I realized that either my unit was an open box unit or that the factory performs more assembly than indicated in the instructions because I initially thought I had missing parts but later discovered that the table elevation mechanism had already been installed. It appears to be in good working order, but I did not install an indicator on it. When I was drilling holes, it was a real pleasure to have a stationary drill press instead of having to use a handheld drill to do everything because it was so much faster. I’ll say it again: this is a monstrous beast. For the purpose of raising it onto a stand, I used a block and tackle; I do not recommend attempting to lift it yourself.
