Milwaukee 4270-20 9 Amp Compact Electromagnetic Drill Press |

| Brand: Milwaukee Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $1,628.00 Buy New: $799.95 You Save: $828.05 (51%)
Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 64572
Media: Tools & Hardware Shipping Weight (lbs): 31.2 Dimensions (in): 19.4 x 15.4 x 5.7
MPN: 4270-20 Model: 4270-20 UPC: 045242013173 EAN: 0045242013173 ASIN: B0000647G8
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Features:
| • | Powerful 9.0 amp 1.1 max HP motor | | • | Only 26.5 lbs. with comfortable carrying handle | | • | Strong two-coil magnet | | • | Two positions for feed handle - relocate without tools | | • | Simple two-button control panel - unobstructed by feed handle |
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Editorial Reviews:
Product Description For remote drilling in metal, the 4270-20 is a great choice. This drill press includes a very powerful 1.1 maximum horsepower, 9.0 amp motor. It can drill up to 1-1/2in. diameter holes through 2in. thick steel with annular cutters, or 1/2in. diameter holes 4-1/4in. deep with twist drill bits. The tool is setup to accept standard 3/4in. Weldon shank cutters.
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Customer Reviews:
This is an Awesome tool! April 26, 2008 I bought this unit from my local tool store for almost $1000 about a year ago (I was in a hurry). It is absolutely amazing how quickly it bores holes, and they are burr free, front and backside. Get one with a case because you are not going to want this tool banging around in the back of your truck. It's really hard to describe how well it works. The weight is just right: nice "heft" and I had no trouble positioning it above my head on a vertical beam in my shop.
Worth every penny! March 5, 2004 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
If you have to drill hundreds of holes, this is the tool. I had to drill about 175 holes through the flange of W14x43 steel. This size steel has 1/2" thick flanges. I drilled a 7/16" hole through in seconds. It's amazing! The magnet is very powerfull. I put all my weight (175lbs) on it and it wouldn't budge. It comes with a safety strap and use it, especially if your working with a crew that might accidently cut off your power supply for what ever reason. It paid for it self on this one job for me.
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