When you need clean, repeatable holes without wrestling a handheld drill, the KingTech 450W Bench Drill Press gives you solid workshop control in a compact benchtop setup. Its 450W motor and five fixed speed settings let you match the drilling pace to wood, plastic and small metal jobs, while the 1.5–13mm chuck handles a practical range of drill bits. A 50mm spindle travel, height-adjustable table and ±45° tilt make it easier to line up straight or angled work with confidence. The three-spoke feed handle and rack-and-pinion spindle movement keep operation smooth and controlled. Built for home workshops, sheds and light fabrication tasks, it delivers dependable drilling performance without taking over the bench.
Features
- Powerful 450W motor for dependable workshop drilling
- Five fixed spindle speeds to suit different materials and drilling tasks
- Speed range from 580 to 2650 RPM
- 1.5–13mm chuck capacity for a practical range of drill bits
- Maximum drilling diameter of 13mm
- 50mm adjustable spindle travel for controlled drilling depth
- Suitable for wood, plastics and small metalwork
- Height-adjustable worktable for different material sizes
- Worktable tilts ±45° for straight and angled drilling
- 160 × 160mm worktable provides a stable working surface
- Three-spoke feed handle for smooth spindle control
- Rack-and-pinion spindle feed supports steady operation
- Adjustable, removable chuck guard for added user protection
- Compact benchtop design with minimal assembly required
Specifications
| Motor Power | 450W |
|---|---|
| Number of Speeds | 5 settings |
| Spindle Speeds | 580 / 850 / 1220 / 1650 / 2650 RPM |
| Chuck Capacity | 1.5–13mm |
| Maximum Drilling Diameter | 13mm |
| Spindle Travel | 50mm |
| Spindle Taper | B16 |
| Swing | 210mm |
| Table Size | 160 × 160mm |
| Base Size | 290 × 185mm |
| Column Diameter | 46mm |
| Overall Height | 560mm |
| Table Tilt | ±45° |
*For returns due to change of mind, a 20% restocking fee will be applied.
*Original freight cost will not be refunded where freight costs were listed separately.