VEVOR 1680W MD50 Magnetic Drill 300 RPM Spindle Speed Electric Magnetic Drilling System with 2 Inch Boring Diameter and 2900 LBS Magnet Force

The drill is plenty powerful, and cuts clean holes, but I've had way too many problems with it. Problem #1- cooling fluid tank leaking. There are no seals nor an inside nut for attaching the valve to the container. I added an o-ring and created a nut out of some material I had lying around, and it fixed the leaking problem. After that, the cooling system worked fine, but fine tuning the shutoff valve is a bit tricky. Problem #2- anti-spin pin catches on slide adjustment screws. I tried bending the provided pin, but it was easier to create a new one with a stainless steel bolt I had lying around. I bent it up 90 degrees, and now it catches on the drill instead of the slide Problem #3- The chuck for the annular cutters is so tight, I have to press them in with the magnet engaged to get them in, and I have to use vise grips and a hammer with a block under the drill to remove the bits. I'm using the Vevor bits 11pc annular cutter set that's sold in this site. Problem #4- I'm unable to adjust the slide to a smooth and suitable position. The drill was way too loose when I received it, so it wouldn't stay up under it's own power. I tried adjusting the slide several times, but it seems to be warped. It falls down in some spots, and is super tough to move up and down in others. No matter how much I adjust it, it doesn't work smoothly Problem #5- The last straw... The stop screws for holding the annular cutters in place have started backing out when cutting steel. I"ve had this drill for less than a month, and I've been using it to cut 5/8" holes in my 1/4" steel table that I plan to use for a welding fixture table. About Vevor itself... I've tried submitting a return request, but Vevor is giving me a hard time about the return, and they are instead trying to send me parts to repair the drill in a couple weeks. At this point, I just want my money back so I can buy a better product and finish my project. At this point, I don't think I'll be able to finish drilling the holes with this drill. This is the response I received from Vevor when I requested a return and refund: "International logistics will take within 12 to 15 days. Please contact us after 6 to 8 days to provide the latest logistics tracking number and carrier information. The delivery would be delayed due to some unexpected situation, like weather and strike. Please wait with patience. Thank you for your understanding and support."

What I hoped it would be

The rpm specification is a complete lie. The rpm is 220 to 540 rpm. I figured this drill must be geared slower than the other mag drills and that would be a huge plus. Unfortunately it was deception.Why am I not sending this thing back on principle alone?The spindle run out on mine is 0.003" to 0.005". Not bad at all. I feel lucky with that...The over all travel is 8.5" and it has plenty of height to utilize a drill chuck with most jobber drills except maybe nearing 1/2".The gibs are thick and chromed and easy to adjust. Over all the quality is really not bad at all. The motor case is metal.Everthing else looks really decent. I haven't checked the motor amps but I won't be surprised if that is exaggerated too. Knowing what I know now I'd still buy it.

Great value- good drill; kinda loud.

The word around the farm is that "Mophorn Mopped it up"! What took the Milwaukee drill 4.5 hours to do, the Mophorn drill did in 35 minutes. People laughed at first at the Mophorn and now Mophorn is the one laughing. I couldn't have come up with a better name. If I was to start a business, the first word that comes to mind would be Mop....and then the second most obvious word would be....Horn! Introducing Mophorn! The best name in the business when it comes to drills!

Worked perfect for the money I spent on it very happy

I purchased this drill to add coolant holes in by big block Chevy. This drill made quick work of the project and even though the magnet only had about 30% contact area it held on like crazy. Very satisfied.

What an incredible drill for the price. Well made ,easy operation, you will be happy with the results.

This mag drill really worked for me. I needed the variable speed for line boring several bores on my bulldozer. I had to tighten up the ways on the drill when I first set it up. There is enough extra wire in the mag base to turn it 180 degrees to give more room from the drill centerline to the base. I have also used it with a Jacob’s chuck and twist drills and several annular cutters. I had no problems with the drill at all. It’s quite large and very powerful even at low speeds. I have used mag drills at work that costed thousands more than this and they didn’t even have variable speed.

This preformed very well. I needed to make an adjustment to a motor mounted on a piece of steel and there no room for error. This preformed perfect. Easy to move and very accurate when magnetized. I was very happy with for the price.