Recenzje klientów dla Wiertarka diamentowa VEVOR o mocy 3200 W, wiertarka rdzeniowa diamentowa, urządzenie do wiercenia rdzeniowego, 0–750 obr./min, wiertarka rdzeniowa do wiercenia na mokro i na sucho, wiertarka magnetyczna 20 cm, przeznaczona do wiercenia w zbrojonym betonie, marmurze itp.

Also die Kernbohrmaschine für Heimwerker absolut überzeugend und Insgesamt Vevor macht mit wäre solide Eindruck.

This thing is built well. I have used it on 5 jobs now. The first was a horizontal drill. Holding any drill is tough when you are going through 8-10 inches on concrete. Words of advice: Get 4x1/2 inch tap construction to secure the drill to the concrete Don't drill your tap con within 1 inch of another hole or ledge. Don't use the tap con for more than 3 or 4 re-placements With longer bits to get them started bump the power on and off to get a secure ridge started. Always use plenty of water

The machine overall is great, one thing I'd change is the plastic handle on top, it should be metal...............................................

Super carotteuse j'ai percé 2trous de 18cm de diamètre dans mur en pierre de 50 cm de profondeur sans forcer environ 2 mn par trou. Par contre la mise en place à été très compliqué la machine est très lourde et grand porte à faux. J'ai pris le modèle plus gros car il y avait rupture de stock sur la petite.

This thing blew my mind for the price, I charged a customer $600 per hole to core and with the money we made in one night we could outfit a whole crew with each a paid off machine

I was skeptical based on price, but I was suprosed by the strength of the machine. I use (4) 3/8 x 3" simpson titan HD to mount it to the wall. Couldn't figure out the water adapter that came with it, so expect to need a hose to keep it cool. Hit a piece of 5/16" steel with the core bit and it slowly ate through it, very surprised. Looking forward to using it for whatever core I need to cut out next

Worked flawlessly was better quality then expected for the price .drill preformed as well as 2000 dollar drill with no issue at all while drilling a 5 in hole

Did a great job on the job for me. Price was right and quality was surprisingly good at that cost point.

Great little machine has plenty of power. I may install some sort of rod or something for cable management, you actively need to manage the water and power cable because they want to rub against the core bit while the tool is in use because of where they feed into the machine. Also the base really doesn't need female threaded holes for the included bolts. It would be nice if the bolts just slid right through instead of having to unscrew them after each hole you drill. Not really complaints, just suggestions for future improvements. For the price this thing is definitely worth it and I would strongly recommend it if your on a budget.

Drilled 10 4.25" diameter holes in my retaining wall at depth of 9" each. There were not many instructions to put it together, fortunately, it didn't really need it. They ship it a certain way, you have to take it slightly apart and put it back together the right way. The feet go on the "front" of the pedestal. The feet were essentially useless for me (though they would be great in most other scenarios). It would have been a great little addition if they had included the $4.00 garden hose adapter you need for the water. Additionally, a 1 1/4 to 5/8 attachment would have been great. I also wasn't sure what two of the pieces were for (they looked sort of like fuses, but I have no idea what they are). Aside from all of that, it was GREAT! I have NEVER drilled a core out in my life and I got 10 with this one core bit and core drill and they were exceptional. I DID predrill, though. I used a concrete bit in my hammer drill where I wanted the hole and a "throw away" 4.25" hole saw to score the blocks where I wanted the holes. It helped me line things up perfectly. Go SLOW at first. The big will catch on the ground if you go too quickly. So just take your time. Once you get a bit deeper into the core, you can push it a bit faster because the bit has the support from the walls. But until you get down a bit, it'll catch and (if you're not standing on the drill plate on the back) throw you around. Make sure to TURN OFF the machine before pushing the reset button. Always restart from scratch. Turn everything off, reset position, buttons, etc. Then start. 5 Stars because it did exactly what I needed it to do without any additional needs, saved thousands of dollars, and looks like it'd be able to do it for a lot longer.