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PROXXON Precision Bench Drill Press - Micro Hole Capability, Adjustable Depth & Table, 3-Speed Selection - TBM 115

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Features

  • Competent drilling of micro holes down to1/64" (0.5 mm) with extremely high rotational accuracy
  • High quality machined work table of ribbed die-cast aluminum (work table size 8 1/2" x 4 3/4" (220 x 120mm))
  • 3 spindle speeds of 1,800, 4,700 and 8,500rpm allowing triple torque at lower speeds
  • Quill diameter 1 1/4" (32mm) with return spring, throat depth (column to drill spindle) 5 1/2" (140mm)
  • Scope of delivery: 1x PROXXON Bench Drill Press TBM 115 including MICROMOT Steel Collet Set. Part number: 38128

Description

The unit offers a high quality machined work table of ribbed die-cast aluminum (work table size 8 1/2" x 4 3/4" (220 x 120mm)) providing an adjustable parallel fence with scale. The solid, hard-chromed steel column is 11" high (280mm) and has a diameter of 4/5" (20mm). The powerful motor, which is built into the super stable die-cast head of the machine, runs very quiet and has a long life expectancy. The power transmission by 3-step aluminum pulleys and flat belt provides 3 spindle speeds of 1,800, 4,700 and 8,500rpm allowing triple torque at lower speeds. The chrome feed lever has a practical adjustable drilling depth gauge. The spindle is essentially free of play as a result of the three high quality ball bearing assemblies. It is recessed for the insertion of MICROMOT steel collets, but also threaded for attaching drill chucks with 3/8" thread. The spindle has an extremely high rotational accuracy and a 1 3/16" (30mm) feed. The quill diameter is 1 1/4" (32mm) with return spring, the throat depth (column to drill spindle) is 5 1/2" (140mm). The unit provides quick coarse height adjustment of the headstock via clamp lever. The max. height (worktable surface to spindle end) is 5 1/2" 140mm). Technical data: 110 - 120V, 60Hz, 85W (0.115hp), speeds 1,800/ 4,700/8,500rpm. The unit comes with six triple slit MICROMOT precision steel collets in sizes 1/32", 1/16", 5/64", 3/32", 7/64" and 1/8" (1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.4, 3.0 and 3.2mm). To clamp work pieces we recommend using either one of our machine vises or the X-Y table KT 70 to convert this machine into a high-precision machining center. From the Manufacturer Proxxon Bench Drill Press TBM 115 - This 3 speed drill press excels at drilling micro holes down to 1/64 inch (0.5 millimeters). The unit offers a high quality machined work table of ribbed die cast aluminum, 8-1/2 inch x 4-3/4 inch in side. It provides an adjustable parallel fence with scale. The solid high chrome steel column is 11 inches high and is 4/5 inch in diameter. The powerful motor is built into the super stable die cast head of the machine, runs very quietlyand has a long life expectancy. The power transmission by 3 step aluminum pulley and flat belt provides 3 spindle speeds of 1800, 4700, 8500 rpm. This allows triple torque and lower speeds. The chrome feed lever has a practical adjustable drilling depth gauge. The spindle is free of play because of the 3 high quality ball bearing assemblies. Spindle is recessed for the insertion of Micromot steel collets but also threaded for attaching drill chucks with 3/8 inch thread. The spindle has an extremely high rotational accuracy and a 1-3/16 inch (30 millimeter) feed. The quill diameter is 1-1/4 inch with return spring; the throat depth column to spindle is 5-1/2 inches. The unit provides quick coarse adjustment of the headstock via the clamp lever. Maximum height work table to spindle is 5-1/2 inches.

Brand: Proxxon


Power Source: Corded Electric


Maximum Rotational Speed: 8500 RPM


Voltage: 120 Volts


Amperage: 3.2 Amps


Manufacturer: Proxxon


Model Number: 38128


UPC: 006274381289 787721692317


Global Trade Identification Number: 85


Brand Name: Proxxon


Included Components: Steel Collet Set


Number Of Speeds: 3


Speed: 8500 RPM


Maximum Power: 85 Watts


Is Electric: Yes


Drill Type: Drill Press


Amperage: 3.2 Amps


Maximum Chuck Size: 13 Millimeters


Additional Features: Variable Speed


Power Source: Corded Electric


Maximum Rotational Speed: 8500 RPM


Voltage: 120 Volts


Item Weight: 8.1 Pounds


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 0.16"L x 0.08"W x 0.12"H


Color: Green


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • High Quality, Precision Tool
Excellent tool for my homebrewed printed circuit boards. A 5.5inch (140mm) drill to column distance enables drilling in large size materials.
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by Steve

  • Excellent Light Duty Drill Press
The PROXXON Precision Bench Drill Press is a small machine with limited size and power, but that is what it is made for. Even with those limitations I have been able to complete a decent amount of drilling and countersinking various types of soft steels. It does a great job and the portability is very convenient. I purchased and use the optional chuck. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024 by JeremyLC

  • really impressive engineering
I had previously bought the small drill press that is available at many places, under different brand names (at least in pics they appear the same, sometimes different colors), for approx $100.00 and it was fine but I had not seen this one when I bought that one. So through no fault of its own (I was carelessly moving the table and it fell off), I broke its base (though, impressively, it still worked) and that gave me excuse to get this one as a replacement. This is a huge upgrade. well worth the higher price. This Proxxon is significantly better and well-engineered, easier to adjust, has a built-in straight edge to line up and steady target, works very cleanly and smoothly. Another example of nicer build quality: the cover of the other one snapped on and off by two annoying little tabs which did not hold the cover on well, the top was constantly popping off at even a slight bump. The Proxxon has a solid bolt-on top that stays on like it should yet is still easy to remove if desired to change the band. So this Proxxon is well worth the price but glad I learned my lesson not to carelessly move the table with the cheap one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2021 by DRM

  • I want to like this more than I do
So here's the thing, it's a pretty good drill press if you have tiny stuff to work on. The system for changing drill bits is pretty bad and finding and buying the optional chuck is probably a smart move. The machine seems well made and mine was brand new (I read some reviews on these that sounded like re-furbs were sent out) so no complaints there. The biggest issue is the quality of the sliding bar on the base of the press. Not sure what it is called but it's the bar that the mini vise would attach to and/or other accessories. It has a thumb screw to tighten the bar (once you set it were you want it) but it NEVER gets tight. Not even close to tight. It just wobbles all over the place which means your accuracy on drilling goes way down. Had I known how bad that one feature was I'd have skipped this drill press completely so buyer beware. With that said, with some work I think I can make it better but I shouldn't have to and neither should you. If this one thing was fixed (and others complain of it as well so my fault for not listening) it would get 5 stars easily. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2013 by LookInto

  • superterrific drill machine
Smaller in size than I expected but still perfectly usable for my purpose (drilling PCB through-holes). Spindle and collet system run true enough to easily drill 0.3mm holes. I can't do 0.2mm or 0.25mm reliably but then I haven't bolted down the machine for extra stability like they recommend. Also I'm holding the workpiece freehand rather than clamping it down securely. In any case, this drill machine beats a dremel rotary tool mounted in their $50 drill stand by a large margin. Initially there was problem with the machine when I opened it to change the belt to the higher-speed setting. The "set screws" for the motor-side "gear thingy" were coming out and would clearly eat into the belt as it operated. These set screws are basically intended to stay "sunked in" on the high-speed track of the motor-side gear thingy. So I tightened them as best I could but when I turned on the machine, the centrifugal force caused them to roll back out and damage the belt. I explained my situation to proxxon support and thankfully they sent a new belt by express mail at no charge. I've taken out the set screws entirely and it seems to work OK so I'm not sure what they're really good for. If you get one with loose set screws I personally recommend removing them rather than trying to secure them properly. AFAICT, it's not easy to secure them because there is no "head" to these screws. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2014 by Andrei Borac

  • Good tool for small, light duty work.
Works very well for small, precise drilling thru plexi, wood, plastic, brass, etc. As another reviewer pointed out, clearing the quill with a collet held stationary was necessary to minimize run-out. Out of the box, the drill bit was noticeably off center, after clearing the quill and when using a collet, there is no perceptible run out. Very impressive for a drill in this price range. I compared this drill to a much more expensive drill in a friend's shop and found no practical difference. My only criticism is the motor, it is not a high quality motor. Its noisy and vibrates some, but not enough to effect the work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2015 by Cross of lron

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