Bench drill GRUNDER JFDP40-5 710W — benchtop drill press, model JFDP40-5

Bench drill GRUNDER JFDP40-5 710W is a compact benchtop drill press driven by a 710 W motor, engineered for stable vertical drilling in wood, metal and plastics. The fixed table mount and rigid column ensure repeatable hole placement and consistent perpendicularity, making this model suitable for small workshops, hobbyist work and light maintenance tasks where a mounted drilling solution is preferred over handheld tools.

Advantages

The drill press delivers steady torque from a 710 W motor, enabling controlled drilling into a range of materials with reduced user fatigue. Its benchtop configuration saves floor space while providing a secure working platform and improved accuracy compared with handheld drills. The fixed table and column design minimize wobble and help maintain drill bit alignment for precise hole positions. Construction and controls are oriented for straightforward setup and repeatable results.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in timber for joinery and furniture components
• Metalworking tasks such as pilot holes, countersinking and small through-holes
• Plastic fabrication and modification work
• Workshop and hobby projects requiring repeatable, perpendicular holes
• Maintenance and repair operations needing a compact mounted drill

Key specifications

• Motor power: 710 W
• Type: benchtop/bench drill press
• Operation: vertical, fixed-column drilling
• Materials suited: wood, metal, plastics
• Table: fixed mount suitable for secure clamping of workpieces
• Intended use: small workshop, hobbyist, maintenance

How to use

Secure the drill press to a stable bench or work surface and ensure the power is switched off before making adjustments. Select an appropriate drill bit for the material and install it in the chuck, tightening it firmly. Adjust the table height and clamp the workpiece so the drilling point aligns with the spindle; use appropriate clamps and supports to prevent movement. Set the correct speed for the material, power the motor, and feed the bit steadily into the workpiece, applying consistent pressure without forcing. After drilling, retract the bit, switch off the motor and wait for the spindle to stop before removing the workpiece or changing bits.

Usage recommendations

Use protective eyewear and follow standard workshop safety practices. Match drill speed and bit type to the material, use cutting fluid for metal where appropriate, and secure small or irregular workpieces with clamps or a vice to maintain accuracy and operator safety.