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Grizzly G7943 12 Speed Heavy-Duty Bench-Top Drill Press

by Grizzly

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All the features and dependability of an expensive industrial grade drill press—with a price tag that's astoundingly low
Includes built-in light
Specifications: Motor: 3/4 HP 110V single-phase Swing: 14-Inch Drill chuck: 1/64-Inch–5/8-Inch

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Product description

All the features and dependability of an expensive industrial grade drill press—with a price tag that's astoundingly low. Includes built-in light Collar size: 2.595" Precision-ground cast iron table Table swing: 360-Degree Table tilts: 90-Degree left and right Overall height: 38" Approximate shipping weight: 154-Pound.

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Part Number

G7943

Item Weight

250 pounds

Product Dimensions

33 x 20 x 12 inches

Item model number

G7943

Color

iron

Style

Grizzly

Voltage

110 volts

Horsepower

Item Package Quantity

Measurement System

both

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Technical Specification

User Manual [pdf ]

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ASIN

B0000DD6TD

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18 customer reviews

2.9 out of 5 stars

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#562,531 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement)
#57 in Power Magnetic Drill Presses

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250 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Date First Available

June 5, 2013

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Assembler

For the money it is ok but.....

January 3, 2014

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Over all this drill press is ok but for a few important issues.
First there is runout (wobble) , not a huge problem for woodworking nut I would not recomend this for metal working. I have tried to fix it by removing , cleaning then reinstalling the chuck assembly but was not successful in solving the problem. Any suggestions would be greatly helpful.
Second, the table has no through holes to mount items. The T slot channels are also very unevenly milled but which I managed to use to mount a larger accessory table. Would have been nice if they were smooth.
Thirdly, the three plunge handles are too long and interfere with my accessory table, might have to shorten them.
Overall I am satisfied with this machine but it sure could be improved, and it very much needs improvement! I was not expecting a great machine for the money I paid and it met my expectations. So quality is so so. Hope this helps.

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William Calomiris

Mixed results

September 21, 2017

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This drill press has some spindle wobble issues, and problems hogging through wood with forstner bits no matter whether it's cabinet grade plywood or solid maple. the bots get bogged down and take a long time (sometimes 5+ minutes per hole depending on material composition and thickness).

the bed is difficult if not impossible to attach drill press vices to, even if they are made by the same manufacturer.

it does, however, drill somewhat straight holes even wiyh the spindle wobble which is the only reason I've given it 3 stars.

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Whale Hunter

as a tool should be

September 24, 2010

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I grew up using my father's Delta drill press from the mid 20th century. He built reproduction furniture as a hobby while I was growing up. When I was putting together my own shop I got a Craftsman. It wobbled around and could not drill a straight hole. It's funny when you use a tool for years you figure no one would sell a tool that was not up to that standard but people are making some junk these days.

So I sold the Sears model this year and bought this Grizzly. It weighs a ton! I had to get both of my daughters to help me get the motor up on the column. But now it is together (about 45 minutes) it works like a drill press should--accurate, relatively quiet, and solid. It is easy to change speeds and all the controls are obvious. All the handle run smoothly and it seems to be built to last. This press is a pretty amazing deal. I would say it is worth about $400. I do believe my father would approve of this machine.

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Greg A. Miller

Solid drill press, not a $1500 drill

May 18, 2009

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I was going to buy a craftsman but the reviews were all pretty bad. i bought this drill based on the reviews and the photo, i wanted a swivel base/table or a drill press is pretty worthless. so far the thing works great and cuts through stuff like butter. couple things:
1. if you don't have a loading dock at your house and need a lift gate, the shipping goes up another $30
2. the box is pretty compact, so you really don't need a lift gate unless you area super wuss.
3. one of the holes for the handles wasn't tapped so great. took me several attempts to get the handle in straight so it wouldn't cross thread
4. all the stuff on this drill is metric (ok, but harder to find screws, bolts in US)
5. comes with a light, no light bulb. looks like there used to be a light bulb guard/window but it's not included. have to make your own from a cd case. then you need a couple metric screws to fasten it.
6. there is runout. i can feel it with my finger; not going to make .01 holes with this thing.
7. it is heavy duty, really.

Been using this drill press for more than 1 year now and very happy with the purchase. Absolutely no problems with the machine and I use it often for metal working.

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Gary Baker

Came damaged. Had to hassle with grizzly to return ...

August 24, 2017

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Came damaged. Had to hassle with grizzly to return damaged drill press. Will never deal with grizzly again.

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Foolish Perfectionist

Good Value for Dollar, Mediocre Product

December 22, 2013

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I've owned this product for many years. It is serviceable. The price is amazingly low. However, the product leaves a lot to be desired.

1) On the drill press I received, the hole in the table does not coincide with the axis of the chuck. If the drill press did not weigh 1,000,000 lbs, I would have shipped it back and demanded a refund.

2) I've never quite found a suitable set of T-nuts to fit the cast iron table. It is a constant hassle to secure things to the table.

3) I cannot emphasize this enough: the drill press weighs 1,000,000 lbs. That has the favorable consequence of minimizing vibration and deflection when running, but a man could die trying to get the head on and off the column for maintenance or transport. Especially since the head may not fit onto the column without persuasion. Leave the lightbulb out when mounting the head, the light bulb cavity is about the only lifting point for your hands.

4) With an irregular shape, and sharp/fragile attachments protruding from every side and angle of the drill press head, it is difficult to lift or hold the drill press head without injury; and there is no way to set down the head without risk of damage to the drill or the floor. The only safe places for the press head are on its column, which will not fit readily, or in the styrofoam packaging, which will have been destroyed in shipment. So it is a maintenance, storage, and transport nightmare.

5) I wish the press plunged a greater distance per degree of rotation of the press handle. No matter what I drill, or how I set up, it seems like I always have to use two hands and carefully move from one handle to the next during drill operation; this makes drill operation physically stressful.

6) It seems like the drill bits usually trace a circle, rather than rotate about an axis, when they are in the chuck; but I've never bothered to confirm whether that is due to the chuck/press, or just cheap, warped drill bits. Probably a little of each.

7) If you have a suitable floor, consider the floor-standing press, instead of this bench top model. I often find myself thinking, "Can't drill that! It won't fit into the mouth of the press!" The advantage of the bench top model is that you don't have to break/bolt the floor. Also, if the column were any taller, you'd probably need a gantry to install the drill head on the column. But consider the two before making a purchase.

Notwithstanding these considerable disadvantages, the press has good power, interchangeable belt speeds, and does drill. The price is astonishingly affordable. If you are rich, do yourself a favor and buy something sensible. If you are poor, then buy this and at least you won't have to drill sloppy holes by hand anymore.

EDIT: One of the few redeeming qualities of the table is that it can tilt about an axis perpendicular to the column; though not without a fight. Also, remember that the effective size of the mouth is reduced by the length of the drill bit and the height of your vise!

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Edward Malley

Great drill press

March 6, 2014

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Does exactly what a drill press should. I don't use it that often, although it works well every time I use it. Easy to use. Easy to set up.

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