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Jancy Slugger 6920 Magforce Portable Magnetic Drill (Max Slugger Cutter dia 1-5/8 in x 2 in depth) | 
 enlarge | Manufacturer: Jancy
Category: Home Improvement
Buy New: $1,099.97
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 244332
Media: Misc.
ASIN: B000BGMDQC
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Ultra compact 11' working height. Adjustable cutter guard with built in chip breaker | | • | Through spindle coolant system with removable tank . Flat, recessed 24 volt soft touch control panel | | • | Permanent quill system requires no adjustments. Stationary motor | | • | Light weight, only 27 pounds, Smart circuitry prevents motor from engaging on non-ferrous material | | • | Postive slug ejecting arbor system, |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Ultra compact design features allow the Magforce to be utilized in areas no drill has gone before. Measuring only 11 in height and weighing in at 27 pounds, The Magforce delivers more hole drilling power then machines twice its size. Unique features in
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| Customer Reviews:
A review May 20, 2008
Dan Jones (Houston, Tx)
I spent several months using a previous version of the Jancy Slugger Cutter, and was fairly impressed with it, having no prior experience with magbase drill presses. The holesaw-style bits are incredibly effective, but expensive and have a fairly limited lifespan under heavy use. The centerfeed coolant reservoir is much more effective at cooling than manually squirting from a bottle, but the small reservoir required constant refilling.
One drawback of the previous model I used was the one-piece cast aluminum feed handle. I managed to break one of the handles off during routine use. The updated version seems to have steel handles that screw into the central hub, which is a major improvement.
The electromagnet circuitry failed after about 4 months, cause was never determined. Hopefully, that issue has been resolved in the 7 years since using this product.
While it was in new condition, it was a more effective drilling machine than the Jancy JM101 we ended up replacing it with, but ultimately less rugged.
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