Drill

They offer high power and torque, are suitable for drilling larger and heavier workpieces, provide precision drilling and are safer due to their stability.

Main parts include; chuck, table, column, motor, speed control mechanism and depth adjustment.

Speed adjustment is usually done by belt, pulley system or gearbox system. Some models may also have electronic speed control.

Protective goggles and gloves should be worn, the workpiece should be secured, loose clothing should be avoided, the drill bit should be firmly secured and the instructions should be read before using the machine.

Workshop drills are usually fixed on a bench or stand with bolts. Make sure that the stand or workbench is sturdy and stable.

Different drill bits can be used for various materials: wood, metal, concrete and plastic. It is important to select the appropriate drill bit for your application.

The drill table is usually adjustable in height and angle. It can be easily raised and lowered and locked at an angle, giving flexibility for different drilling operations.

Regular cleaning, lubrication of moving parts, checking belts and pulleys, regular checking of electrical components and connections are important. It is also useful to cover the machine with a cover that will protect it from dust when not in use.

Suitable for woodworking, metalworking, plastic drilling, precision engineering work and larger projects. It is preferred when quality and precision drilling is required.

Factors such as drill power (HP or WATT), speed adjustment options, table size and adjustability, durability, brand reliability and warranty period should be considered.

This information provides general information about workshop drills and can help users make the right choices and ensure safe use.

Foreman drill models are available with our rich spare parts stock and professional service network. Original spare parts are supplied by Foreman instead of third party sellers. You can contact us when you encounter any problems with Foreman drills.