Customer Reviews for VEVOR Diamond Core Drill, 1800W 4'/110 mm, 1700RPM Variable Speed Core Drill Rig with Portable Case, Handheld Drilling Machine for Porcelain Ceramic Tile, Marble Brick

We needed to core drill approximately 60+ 4 inch homes through 6 inch concrete retaining wall blocks. Core drill company wanted $3500 to core the holes. I bought this drill from Vevor for under $200 and cored the blocks myself. The drill performed flawlessly and now I core drill all of my holes in house. Excellent piece of equipment and performs like the big named drills.

Needed to get at at a 4" PVC pipe buried under 8" of very old concrete. This drill went through it fine, tried to wrench out of my hands a few times but the clutch cut it off. This is just a fantastic tool. My main heartburn (as with some other reviewers) was the water fitting. No, HD did not have it and after quite a bit of searching, Lowe's did. That said, I had to buy a $20 kit to get the fitting I needed. Anyway, once fitted the whole thing worked great. Wish I had started the project with this.

Nice tool. Easy to use and heavy duty. The only is the case is too small, and the threat comes out of the case.

cored a 4” hole vertically thru 6”concrete and metal embedded pieces, unit worked well, like butter. i used a wood plank template with a precut hole to hold the core bit in place until the hole was started. water line was reliable and didn’t fall off … picked up a quick connect from home depot

Great product. Same as the blue color brand. Works and looks the exact same without the extra cost of another branded product as I observed the two side by side.cant go wrong with Vevor products

I just fired this thing up for the first time last night. Based on other reviews, I want to address a couple things. It is variable speed. The water hose provided is a weak point but easily fixed. The barb on the drill accepts 3/8”/8mm ID tube and the thin tubing provided slides off and on. I picked up some braided vinyl tubing, a couple of hose clamps and a garden hose attachment with a 3/8” barb and made my own. I’m guessing the one provided would work short term if you got a couple of tube clamps to hold it on the barbs. The drill did start smoking after my fifth hole. I attribute this to my bit dulling, me pushing it hard, the bit binding in the hole and the drill being a bit under powered. When I backed off the pressure and let the bit do the work, the smoking stopped. If you are buying this thinking it is a thousand dollar plus tool, it is not. For what you get for the price, this is a great tool. I gave it 4 stars because of the hose tubing; otherwise, it would have been 5. Also, when you attach a 9” long coring bit, it looks so cool you will want to hang it above your fireplace.

We purchased this to drill some 4" and 6" holes through 6 inch thick concrete. The drill tackled the job with no problem, i would definitely buy this brand again. we drilled over 100 holes and the drill held up great.ChuckA&S

My husband loved it

Cored 3 3 inch holes through 18 inches of rock. So far so good

Core drilled my curb like a champ.Much nicer than a flakey patch.Way cheaper, faster, less headaches than hiring a guy with a rig, it only took about 30min & now I have a huge drill = Happy camper.The hose was useless though.. got a plastic adapter at the depot and zip tied it to help with the presure. I recomend adding a valve to the business end of your hose so you can manage the flow with-in reach of the drill.Good luck!