Low cost mag drill, but is it anygood? - full review + stand build - VEVOR.com

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Watch Joshua De lisle AWCB walk you through the creation process with his welded and hand forged works of Art and Luxury items.
In this Episode we look at VEVOR's low cost mag drill (Magnetic rota broach) and build a custom stand to replace an old pillar drill.
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[@farmboy2883]

I bought one of these drills. I was very impressed with it, for the cost. I used it to drill through my truck's frame. It was a double channel frame. It did great, I just had to back the cutter out once it cut through the first frame rail and clear out the slug then cut through the second frame rail.

[@joshuadelisle]

They really are great bits of kit. Cheers J

[@sedulousdabbler5468]

I bought one of these last year to build a welding table. I drilled 166 16mm holes in the 12mm steel table top and the drill didn’t skip a beat. Brilliant bit if kit.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you it's good to hear it will stand the test of time. Cheers J

[@sedulousdabbler5468]

@@joshuadelisle If you do find time to mod the switch, a video of 'how to' would be hugely appreciated. Cheers

[@joshuadelisle]

@@sedulousdabbler5468 it's relatively simple but I was dubious about sharing it as I'm not a qualified electrician etc and could get me in trouble. I looked in side it though and its only wires and a rectifier for the DC magnet. Just need to re cut all the wires so the drill switch can only be live once the magnetic switch is live. Will take about an hour with a bit of head scratching and labeling. Cheers J

[@weavercattlecompany]

I have one of those and it's decent. I already had the annular cutters and a R8 adapter for my mill. It makes boring large holes a breeze. I really like the new version even better but hate the metric annular cutters with the quick attach feature. All my cutters are the Weldon type hence you need an adapter to use them or buy all new cutters 🤨 The new version requires the magnetic to be turned on before the drill can be engaged and the double dove-tail allows the unit to be more compact and drill chuck friendly 😉

[@iandonkin6762]

I need to drill 4 holes in my 4-post car ramps so that I can secure my (very old and heavy) vise in the corner for when I need to use it (space is at a premium); a mag drill purchase does seem excessive for the job, but I’m mighty tempted on the back of your excellent review. As for the channel, I like pretty much all of your content; it would be great to see the workshop completed (appreciate funding may be preventing this), and I love the way you do things like creating a plasma table for peanuts by adapting other kit, or your reviews like the Rohr kit and the diy clean air-supply mask. Your ‘mother is the necessity of all invention’ approach when lots of money is not a solution, is both humbling and very enlightening. Of course, having skills by the bucket-load helps!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much Ian. I've wanted a mag drill for a long time but always been able to 'manage' with out. It's one of those once you've got one you'll use it for loads of projects. Same as my plasma, I've managed without but with one you can really fly through projects. At the moment I seem to be getting attention of sponsors for tools so I'm making the most of opportunity. However I'm conscious not to drown out my other projects especially forging my sculptures again. Thing is with blacksmithing is it's self sustainable and so doesn't line pockets of corporations so it's difficult to get funding than less I simply save money to fund the projects. I've tried getting commissions but I've not had many wanting to spend the money on quality forge work for a while. I'll think of something though. All the very best. Cheers J

[@adivarso8175]

With a bit of fettling they make a really good tube notcher too.

[@joshuadelisle]

That's a great idea. Cheers J

[@williambennett6526]

Wow. I am new to your channel. Personable stuff. You got me hooked. Variety is the spice of life. I say, jazz it up, take the gear, review it but be honest. Your critique is valued. Now a days any manufacturer worth their salt will provide you product and not cramp your style. Take the path. You can always revert if it doesn't work out.

[@bradwiebelhaus7065]

Nice idea for the drill stroke problem.

[@MrjackieG]

I have one. Its the new big 2" model with load sensing variable speed and reverse. Mine takes the NITTO Quick Connect /Universal shank cutters. Its designed to drill holes & tap them quick

[@trevorjarvis3021]

Well Joshua - that Mag drill sure is terrific value for money, there’s nothing available to touch it at the price you stated. The drill platform you constructed on the table leg was a master stroke, so simple in design, but just the job. Don’t ever doubt what you do or which direction of life’s paths your taking - with your excellent skills, vast knowledge and experience you will always come shining through. Looking forward to your future videos.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much Trevor. Got a few more reviews and some commissions to share and hopefully will be forging more things like I did before again. Cheers J

[@ggingrella]

A simple wiring fix would be to cut the input voltage wire to the spindle switch and splice that into the output voltage wire from the electro magnet switch. Wire nut and tape the old spindle wire for safety and now your spindle cannot operate without the magnet engaged

[@LordOfTamarac]

I just used one of these on a project drilling 80 1/2” holes in squat racks at a university fitness center. I used the chuck and shortened some drills. I was using it out of orientation, on it’s side with the face with buttons parallel to the ground. I know that’s using it out of its intended orientation, but the magnet was not strong enough, it needed a clamp to stay in place. I’ve used high quality mag drills in that orientation and they’ve been fine with it. My advice going in is, it’s a budget tool, does a phenomenal job drilling straight down, but be kind in your expectations, considering the price point.

[@joshuadelisle]

That's good to hear and definitely worth considering. Cheers J

[@stuartrechter5175]

I have one of these and the instructions say that to get the full magnetic force it needs to be attached to some steel that is at least 20mm thick, so if you have it attached to thin steel, it won't hold.

[@joshuadelisle]

@@stuartrechter5175 it holds fine and considering most I-beams have a web that's only 8mm thick that these are designed to be used on I would say that they say 20mm thick so they can get away with it if it fails. From My understanding of magmatism it would be fine on any thickness as long as your getting full surface contact. Cheers J

[@janerikteveldal6778]

👍 fixing my workshop as we speak, looking forward to start making some metal art 😊 horse head is one of the first thing I will start with, plans are readycut out.

[@chrisjames6349]

Thanks for the review. I’m going to make a welding table and figured I buy the steel and a mag drill and make it myself. It’s nearly the same amount to hire a mag drill for a weekend as to buy this one! I’m loving the reviews in between the normal content!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. All the very best with your table build. if ever I get hold of a thick enough plate I would do the same. cheers J

[@bongdelonge8668]

Nice bit of kit. I'd consider putting a cover plate over the magnet switch to avoid accidentally disengaging the magnet. You can get these in a few sizes for push buttons and smaller switches.

[@joshuadelisle]

That's a good idea. Like a missile switch. Cheers J

[@Edgunsuk]

It has been a long time since you forged anything old boy , i subscribed after the boot puller beetle video !

[@joshuadelisle]

I know... I miss doing it but I have to prioritize paying customers who currently don't want to spend money on forged quality unfortunately. However I'm working on it. Ill try and get a time in to just forge for the fun of it. Cheers J

[@andizell2255]

Personally I really like your new outro, the perfect combination of a little kick in the bum as well as being motivated to do something after watching another one of your videos! Regarding the way your videos and yourself are taking: I enjoy watching every video and you've got to do what brings more profit. In the long run I'd love to see some blacksmithing again or maybe some breath taking projects like the butterfly lanterns for the restaurant but I'll be watching every video and enjoy it for sure

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much for your support and encouragement. It means a lot to me. Yep definitely will be working on doing more smithing like in my older videos. Cheers J

[@heardashot]

There's no doubt's here Josh, totally inspiring! Building your business and I am most certainly jumping on your coat tails! It's a hell of a ride so far!!! Keep up the great work!!! From the forge of the smooth road across the pond!!!!..☘️☘️

[@joshuadelisle]

Always a pleasure to hear you kind encouragement Tom. Will catch up with you soon about our trip to Ireland. All the very best. Cheers J

[@heardashot]

@@joshuadelisle Oh I'm just delighted to read that Josh!! Honestly, just thrilled!! Very much looking forward having you & yours over my good man! A cead mile fallte to these fair shores!! You will all enjoy! Take care out there!! Keep up the mighty work!! You're doing just great!!..🔥🔥☘️☘️

[@vegoil]

Joshua, thanks for sharing. Love your stuff. I would love to see more of the smithing, but I think many of us also need to make things around the shop to become more useful, and I like your frugal but effective approach. I had been looking at Vevor’s hydraulic packs for a possible blacksmith press, but I don’t think they are 2-stage, bi-directional. If you could do a video about their line, or about making a press, I’d love it.

[@joshuadelisle]

I've got one on the way double action 750w with foot switch. Already got a ram so straight into a building a C frame press I think. Cheers J

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Congratulations on your new tool /toy Joshua. Very beautiful review. Very well explained and information about this Mag still. Hopefully you get great use out of it for many years to come my friend. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep making. God bless.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Lots more to come. Blessings J

[@fiddlergreen43]

I just do welding as a hobby, but I love your videos on equipment. I learned a lot from them, from how you use them, but also I've really enjoyed the tips you say when reviewing them. Also love the modifications you do on your equipment that REALLY helped me be better at a hobby that I absolutely love doing. So I would personally love seeing more product reviews (as long as you keep them honest and provide tips and show mods you do). On the other hand I enjoy a lot of the other stuff you do. Maybe a mix of the two would be best?

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. I'll do my very best. I've just had to reject a few products I was asked to review for that very reason it they where not good enough. So be assured if I review it then it's worth a look at. All the very best. Cheers J

[@fiddlergreen43]

@@joshuadelisle it may just be me, but I would very gladly watch a few honest reviews of bad products. There are stuff to learn by seeing why something isn't good or why it could have been better. Although I can see how companies wouldn't pay for that 😅. Anyway, I wish you the best and I'm eager to see where your efforts take you next.

[@joshuadelisle]

@@fiddlergreen43 thank you. I have rejected a few products because they were not good enough. I only show ones I'm actually using. I wouldn't mind reviewing bad products and how I would modify them but I may have to open a patreon account for that. Maybe I'll offer the idea in a new video. Cheers J

[@tomthompson7400]

the Hitachi one I have is wired the same way ,,, its crazy that theres no interlock on the switch , but its how it is , after loosing the alignment on a few tricky holes by hitting the wrong switch once or twice you soon learn .... coolant from a spray bottle makes a huge difference to the life of the broaches too ,,, I just use the water soluble cutting fluid from power band saws , works the very best

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. That's exactly what I use also as cutting fluid. Cheers J

[@sportflyer]

I’d have been very sceptical due to the price so good to hear you’re pleased with it. I was looking forward to the rest of the workshop building series 😏 but glad to see the first prize badge on the wall 😁

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Still not fully finished the workshop yet... Will do a tour and share my plans on arranging it in a future video. All the very best. Cheers J

[@MrPDawes]

Even Colin Furze liked having the Mag Drill. If you're doing a lot of steel fabrication it makes a lot of sense and a good compliment to your punch.

[@joshuadelisle]

Totally agree. Cheers J

[@bozomachinewerks5704]

I bought one of the Vevor mag drills and then started looking at reviews. Kind of bass-ackwards I know but that is the way I usually work. Anyway, enjoyed your review and I'm looking forward to getting mine into operation.

[@joshuadelisle]

Well done 👍. I love mine and I hope yours does you well. Cheers J

[@barnbuilds7833]

I have/had one of these. Worked fine for a few months but randomly decided to let me switch the magnet off without stopping the motor automatically…. Nearly a very serious incident… it span round a few times (Wallace and grommet style) pulled the power cable from the back of the drill leaving live exposed wires but luckily knocked the trip switch. I replaced it with a rotobroch commando 40 for not much more money.

[@joshuadelisle]

I do like to check the wiring on these cheap Chinese machines as every so often there are faults that could be hazardous. A kill switch isn't a bad idea to add just in case. Cheers J

[@barnbuilds7833]

@@joshuadelisle I didn’t check the wiring, but I do remember checking when it was new what it’s functions were… ie not going into self destruct mode… 😂 I think mine was wired correctly but it’s got some relays and mossfetts inside, so I can only assume one of those crapped out…. I turned it into a tiny line boring machine for boring out bosses and bushes on smaller diggers.

[@larrystrayer8336]

Nice analysis. Thanks for a forthright opinion.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you Larry. Cheers J

[@prestonian1066]

Enjoyed the review thanks and pleased to see the V2 mask is on it's way 👍 Never had one of these, probably don't actually need one but I'm quite tempted now! I think it can take the place of my cheap underpowered drill press too, hopefully. Although the price has gone up by around 30%. Interestingly, they are now shipping them with variable speed and the safety switch you suggested, at least in the US.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. It's a shame they bumped the price up but good to hear the improvements of the design. Cheers J

[@jonn3y]

Loving all the directions you go in. I've loved your forging videos just a bit further away in skill right now. I bought that diode laser after seeing one actually work on your last video and it will be great for my shop. I mainly do CNC plasma art and am trained in design on the computer. Working with my hands is a new adventure and your videos have been helpful! Looking forward to more, and never give up keep on forging and be creative.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. I hope to be forging more very soon. I'm actually reviewing a few other laser machines but that last one is still my favourite so far. this new one i've got has a built in offline controller and wifi but I like how the LM2 pro is set up and the laser is fantastic and light weight on it. all the very best. cheers J

[@joewhite4564]

Thanks. I am looking at getting a magnetic drill press and this was an excellent video. Great price! But the fact that the magnet and drill switches are disassociated really bothers me. One question - On their site Vevor says, "Besides, our magnetic drill can only be used with hollow boring bits, not with annular bits." I cannot find an explanation of the diff on google. In what way are those bits that you used not annular bits?

[@joshuadelisle]

Hi. Thank you . It can use annular bits they are the same. I don't think the guy that edits for VEVOR understands it. Some of their things are described incorrectly unfortunately but I guess that's where the money isn't being spent. Cheers J

[@stevesloan6775]

New subscriber! keep going! Awesome content! I love your closing lines.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you Steve. All the very best. Cheers J

[@dr.tahaharahsheh5320]

‏my name Dr Taha thank you so much it's been useful I'm gonna buy you one like this I'm from Jordan middle East thank you so much again

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Well done. Cheers J

[@donsmith9081]

Talented and Hilarious! Thanks brother.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@shayanthis]

My opinion of sponsors or gifts is that as long as it's relevant to your interests and you don't need to compromise on your beliefs, go for it.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. I'll do my best to make it work for everyone. Cheers J

[@12wingwfetech]

Could you hook up one of those AC a motor controllers to make it variable speed would that be a option . I see them on line foe around $30 CDN

[@ljprep6250]

Those are only $299.99USD here across the pond from you. Sucha deal! They sure look usable from your test video. That and the $116.99 800kg hoist for material handling sure could make a dent in working with heavier items.

[@joshuadelisle]

Definitely. Cheers J

[@alexanderdavison3687]

I built a saddle over back of vice for mag drill

[@joshuadelisle]

That's a good idea. I'll consider that one. Cheers J

[@TERRYB0688]

Joshua, have a few Vevor products and contemplated buying this mag drill, good unbiased review, cheers Oh by the way more no nonsense reviews would be helpful as Vevor to send you more gear 👴🏻👍

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you Terry. All the very best. Cheers J

[@tonywharton5220]

What a bargain but with a couple of downsides. You make the best from what you can afford. If it were me, I would definitely be interested in the sponsorship in exchange for tool reviews. Why not? It's what most youtubers do. Go for it while you have the offer👍

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. I'm glad I've got your support. I'll do my best to bring all the information and possible downsides so you can make wise choices. Cheers J

[@tonywharton5220]

@@joshuadelisle And that is exactly what people want. Honest reviews.

[@gadget8066]

NO NO love these vids.. Do a mix this and the other works great...

[@pammio3756]

Hello, in this video ( from minute 6:18) I saw you using an iron cutter (maybe laser) ? Can you provide me more information or a link to it? Thank you ! Great video !

[@joshuadelisle]

@@pammio3756 this is what I'm currently using and works well: amzn.to/3Ug8l4M

[@atubeviewer4942]

Theyre site says "Max Boring Diameter: 0.5inch/13mm", do I understand this correctly, your drill bit can only be 13mm wide, or is that the max chuck size? How wide of a hole can you drill?

[@joshuadelisle]

I don't think the guy who wrote the description actually knows what it is, it also says it's not for annular cutting which is precisely what is meant for. It came with a 27mm annular cutter and I believe the speed is fine up to 40mm. If you get a twist drill attachment the chucks are rated to 13mm but you can use larger bits with 13mm shanks. All the very best. Cheers J

[@hornetboy3694]

Awesome video thank you Joshua

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@masv2101]

I think I would have used two square tubes for the table to make sure it cant rotate when drilling, and with a bolt on a corner It it might clamp more securely:) other than that a great video as always 😀 -Mads

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. The magnets pretty good but I could always just add a clamp if needed. All the very best. Cheers J

[@tonyzeh]

Question: With using chuck, most Mag drills are actually adjustable for the drill body to slide higher on the pinon track it is attached to (and many people with different Mag drills don't even realize they can do that). Usually there is a hex key nut that allows you to slide the drill motor up much higher, for use of the chuck and then you slide it down when using shorter annular cutters. Just wondering if you missed that feature on the unit where you wouldn't have to drill off the edge of the table surface.

[@Equiluxe1]

Does the arbour of that mag drill not fit with a morse taper, all the ones I have used in the past and the one I purchased recently to make some railings have a morse taper that takes the rotabroach adapter. Mind you for the price difference if that one has not got a morse taper I could live it as mine cost £450 and I thought that was cheap as most were over a thousand.

[@Hammerandhilt]

Nice video Joshua, how do you think those rotar broaches would get on with stainless drilling?

[@joshuadelisle]

Hi. Thank you. I've drilled stainless with one before and works fine. It would be better to have a variable speed so you can get the lower rpm suited for stainless steel. Just make sure there is plenty of cutting fluid and both the steel and bit don't get too hot or it'll course problems. Cheers J

[@Hammerandhilt]

Something I have wanted to buy for some time, cheers for the info 👍

[@leerevell5998]

What model is it. And how's it holding up if working it quite hard 😉

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. There should be a link to the one I have In the description. So far it's been holding up great 👍. Cheers J

[@peterwright7981]

I am looking forward to seeing some more forging video.

[@joshuadelisle]

Yes definitely. I look forward to it too. Cheers J

[@dimitrilikissas]

love your videos! Just subbed. What welder are you using here in this video?

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. I used my Rohr 200 I did a review on. Cheers J

[@ragnor56]

Great review !👍👍

[@daleavant9788]

Could this be used with a 2 and 1/2 or 3-in diameter bit to drill through a shipping container wall they're only about a 16th thick? They are core ten steel and are eating up the hole saws.

[@joshuadelisle]

I think 45mm diameter is the recommended maximum for this however it probably would do it. The only issue is you can't adjust the speed for the larger diameters. Personally I would use a plasma torch instead as you can use it for cutting everything on a shipping container and it is a similar price less the compressor. if you get a cut55 with a p80 torch and pilot arc youll do well. Cheers J

[@daleavant9788]

I do have a plasma cutter but I already have the insulation & wood on the wall. I am a little concerned about setting it on fire. We are finishing the house and did not cut the holes before now. I don't know what I was thinking just to get it finished. I enjoyed your video it convinced me to try a cutter. I sent vevor a message I don't know if they share them with you. My thought is will it hold a 2 1/2 " bit I would buy one anyway and try it.

[@joshuadelisle]

@@daleavant9788 it would probably work fine. Note that the thinner the section the less the magnet has to hold onto so have caution when using larger bits. It may be worth having a kill switch nearby. Cheers J

[@daleavant9788]

@@joshuadelisle thanks I will let you know how it goes

[@psm2day]

I'd be really worried about using anything electrical from Vevor as it looks like none of their goods meet UK standards, I was trying to purchase a welder and sander and couldn't find any for sale then I came across the trading standards website, there's currently 46 items on manufacturers recall due to not being UK compliant due to bad earthing, poor plugs and some items when checked had extra wire soldered to the outside of fuses, so bypassing the actual fuse cutoff, there was also a further 60+ reports/items sold by them stopped by customs that were non compliant.

[@assassinlexx1993]

Having work in a shipyard. Mag drills are used all the time. One big safety issue. All way use a strap or safety chain to the drill. For whatever reason the power is cut off. That drill will fall. Even if you don't get hit, that expense drill bits is toast. After all who going to help drink all that beer? Cheers

[@joshuadelisle]

Good advice 👍. Cheers J

[@christiangrech2658]

Do you have any videos on the miracle bender?

[@joshuadelisle]

I've filmed a few projects but not uploaded them yet. Cheers J

[@spishco]

If Matt Berry ever need a voice double, he should call you!

[@joshuadelisle]

Lol

[@sweepphreak]

man you are one fucking hell of a good welder and those rounded corners with the angle grinder looked amazing was that done with a flapwheel?

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you you're very kind. Yes 36grit flap disk. Cheers J

[@jamescairney.]

Went through like butter.

[@Alex-hp6jy]

How much it?

[@marioamor5982]

MD40 11?

[@shedendman]

That miracle bender is like rocking horse 5hit

[@joshuadelisle]

Like most good tools that where made at time where people wanted things to last.... Its a shame but the UK exported most of our old kit to india on the second hand market. now we are swomped with manufactured obsolescence and poor quality. cheers J

[@shedendman]

@@joshuadelisle Oh you dont have to tell me that,i've had 3 throatless shears,1 sent back as it was really out of line,1 was made of cardboard,the 3rd,well fingers crossed so far👌

[@joshuadelisle]

@@shedendman lol. Cheers J

[@nathanalexander9127]

This press has worked like a charm for my projects kzbin.infoUgkxajoEbapTfqWaadnqb04h6U576yxXp-FE . I didn't even secure it to my table top, mainly due to the fact that I was using a 15 lbs drill vise. It's not flimsy at all as to what others have claimed it to be. Make sure the locking nuts and levers are secured and there won't be any issues with light pressure and patience. I was able to drill through aluminum, plastic, and steel (steel took a while) with no problems at all. Yeah it took a little longer than a regular drill press, but I don't have the space OR the money for one.The instruction manual was worthless, but luckily assembling the press was intuitive. However, the manual would be good for ordering replacement parts if needed. There is a nice breakdown of the parts that are included in the kit. Before ordering, make sure it is compatible with your unit, it is clearly stated what models the press is compatible with.This was an excellent purchase for $40!!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@jpmtech]

Hi i need this is there any India delarship only machine no need magnet base and please tell me the price

[@joshuadelisle]

Hi. Check out the link in the description, vevor should be able to ship to India. Cheers J

[@jpmtech]

@@joshuadelisle can you please share me link

[@joshuadelisle]

@@jpmtech it's in the description of the video. Cheers J

[@radleytube]

Is this drill not £ 434 ? Still expensive

[@lorenzoghinelli7018]

I don’t know in UK but in Italy this piece cost 180€ on VEVOR e-shop.

[@ryanclarke2161]

The cutters last longer with the coolant lol

[@farscape3100]

wow ok i thought it would of cost more than £150.00 its a solid peace of kit

[@joshuadelisle]

The full set is £250 but drill only is £150 maybe a little less with the discount. Cheers J

[@heardashot]

@@joshuadelisle Incredible value! Can't go wrong with that.

[@GiveHevn]

Every VEVOR product I have purchased is subpar. But you might have better luck.

[@totherarf]

Firstly you have to pay the bills! .... Then you can afford to play with stuff. Some of the pieces and things you do are .... inspirational! Please do not stop! Having said that we are all in the real world and we all know how it goes. You see a shiny new toy and you want it. But (and it is a Big but) if you are clear what toys are tied in to what kind of promotion and you stay true to yourself all will be well! It will be tempting to take the new bit of kit that they give you (on condition of good revue) and to polish a turd. In my opinion that will be a mistake. You will end up saying two different bits of kit are the best and your credibility will be gone. Once it is gone you will never recover! A simple statement of weather you bought it yourself or if you are expected to do a revue on it ..... and crucially not lying about how good it is will be all that is needed. You may need to pass on some lucrative (in the short run) deals .... and posting about those is a good thing. It will enhance your credibility and it will refine the kit you get offered to revue! Showing how you would modify kit to make it better (or how it is not possible to do) is also a great thing!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you and glad to be accountable to you. I think I can hopefully show light through a mist of tools that could be beneficial as long as the investment is able to pay off. I'll do my best to make the content to the point with all the information you need to make a wise decision. All the very best. Cheers J

[@dscrive]

I think it's become normalized for KZbinrs to accept sponsorship offers as they grow, I think it's totally acceptable. Well, to a point, relevant sponsors seems like a better thing than random stuff like CBD oil or something 🤷‍♂

[@joshuadelisle]

Ha ha. I promise no CBD oil! I'm going to ride this wave of sponsored videos for a short while and hope I can bring content that is useful and helpful with out coming across like a salesman or a sellout. Cheers J

[@tristansimonin1376]

Be careful this drill has a safety hazard with the ground connection or something like this. Check in internet

[@TheFlyingScotsmanTV]

where is your 'this includes a paid promotion' tag ? ( Im a subscriber, not a troll - just think it's best being honest. if you get something for review that counts as a paid promotion unless you clearly state that it is going back, etc)

[@joshuadelisle]

I wasn't paid for this but I will go back and tick the box. Just forgot to be honest. Cheers J

[@frankiewalnuts]

You said it was £150 its £264.99

[@joshuadelisle]

Check out the full list on VEVOR. Drill only is £150 and Drill + bits is £250 as mentioned. Don't forget the discount codes. All the very best. Cheers J

[@frankiewalnuts]

@@joshuadelisle Well did some research and found out its just a mag drill from china with there logo on it. The chassis, frame, switches etc identical even the yellow colour... loads of them on ebay, ironically the branding for the £150 one on the website is even the chinese name lol whereas the branding for the 264 says Vevor... check out the pictures of the 150 one lol

[@joshuadelisle]

@@frankiewalnuts 👍

[@joakimfrostblacksmithing7127]

VEVOR seems to have everything from candy floss making machines to gas forges.

[@alanbrown1563]

£347

[@joshuadelisle]

Hmmm that's a shame the price has gone up that much..... eBay is your best bet then.

[@mikebroom1866]

Just got one of these. It flexes WAY too much as soon as you put any torque on the hand wheel. Absolutely useless as is.

[@stuartcarefoot4804]

Be careful with this company, if the product arrives faulty your on your own, emails “undeliverable” phone “not taking calls”, web site, “server not found”, they exist to sell then disappear, buyer beware

[@joshuadelisle]

That's fair. Cheers J