Drill Presses

The drill press is a powered device for making holes in various materials. A woodworking drill press, similar to a hand drill, may use a variety of bit sizes to bore holes of varying depths. Industrial drill presses, however, are not portable like a hand drill. But what a drill press lacks in convenience, it makes up for in strength and accuracy.

Drill presses are precision instruments from the ground up. The bit is held in a chuck at the end of a vertically moving spinning machine called the spindle, which is lowered by turning a handle. This greatly simplifies the process of drilling holes to exact specifications. There is a fixed depth limit on all of the models, so you may always drill to the same depth.

Overall, a drill press from Kaka Industrial will make it much simpler to bore accurate holes, countersink, or counterbore those holes, and utilize sanding accessories.