Bench drill press No name TWS350 (55) — model YTWS35PK

Bench drill press No name TWS350 (55) — model YTWS35PK is a stationary bench-mounted drill press engineered for vertical drilling tasks in workshop and small-production environments. The machine offers a rigid cast-iron base and column design that ensures consistent alignment during repetitive operations. Designed for use with a range of drill bits and chucks, this bench drill press enables controlled drilling in wood, metal and plastics depending on the selected tooling and operating parameters.

Advantages

This bench drill press provides stable clamping and precise depth control for repeatable hole placement. Manual speed and feed adjustments allow the operator to match cutting conditions to material and tool type, while the robust construction reduces vibration and improves drilling accuracy. The compact, bench-mounted format saves floor space and positions the spindle at a convenient working height for a range of small- to medium-sized workpieces.

Suitable for

• Drilling precise holes in wood for joinery and furniture components
• Light to medium drilling in metal parts and sheet material with appropriate drill bits
• Creating holes in plastics and composite panels when using suitable tooling
• Prototyping, maintenance and small-batch production tasks requiring repeatable hole locations

Key specifications

• Stationary bench-mounted configuration for secure installation on a workbench
• Vertical spindle orientation for perpendicular hole drilling
• Adjustable speed range to suit different materials and drill sizes
• Depth stop or adjustable depth control for repeatable hole depths
• Rigid column and base construction to reduce deflection and vibration
• Compatibility with a range of drill bits and standard chucks for versatile tooling

How to use

Secure the drill press to a solid bench or work surface using appropriate fastenings. Fit a suitable drill bit into the chuck and tighten according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Adjust the worktable height and clamp the workpiece firmly to prevent movement. Select an appropriate spindle speed for the material and drill size, set the depth stop if a repeatable depth is required, and start the machine. Feed the bit into the workpiece steadily, maintaining consistent pressure until the hole is complete, then retract the bit and switch the machine off.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection. Choose drill bits and cutting speeds matched to the material (high-speed steel bits for general purpose, cobalt or carbide for harder alloys). Keep the table and work area clean, and clamp workpieces securely. For best accuracy, perform finishing passes at lower feed rates and verify alignment before making production runs.