Customer Reviews for VEVOR Core Drill Machine 0.8-11.8in Dia 3500W Diamond Core Drill Rig with Stand

This Drill is worth every penny. But be careful when looking for additional bits shown with this drill. This drill has a 1 1/4" arbor and the bits sold alongside of this drill are only 5/8"

My company ordered this drill to bore through a 9 1/2” retaining wall with reinforced 3/4” rebar, which took about 30 minutes to bore through. Keep in mind I also had to anchor it to the wall and provided my own 3/8” anchor bolts.Overall it’s good for the money And easy to use, although it was lacking instructions.

It works really good with a bit up to four inches… I used with a six inches bit, I did make a couple of holes on a 8 inches reinforced concrete wall but the drill was feeling the stress. It went up in smoke (the brushes heated up so bad) fortunately it turn on again and I was able to finish. It doesn’t have a clutch so watch out for your wrist if it bite on something.

Work well!

This is one of the best investments i can think of in many years!!!! Great value, quality and performance Paid for itself in less than an hour!!!!

This cheap drill and a cheap bit and we're coring holes in concrete. Cheap, and works. The water tube is crappy. Replace with a better hose and fitting. 5 stars at this price.

Bought this drill to drill holes for a volleyball net beside a pool and a couple of umbrella holders, it worked perfect instructions are a little vague but there are plenty of videos to watch. Well worth the money spent much cheaper than renting one.

Love it!!!

Muy bueno .. me sirvió mucho y buen precio ..

May be Chinese made and relatively cheap (compared to other big name brands) but this thing sure does behave just like all the name brand ones that I have used over the years. Used on three jobs for my new business and has already paid for itself 5 fold. Also used it with a thread adapter and smaller core barrel to install a pool guard rail for elderly in-laws. Browny points! Remote locations with no running water and works fine with a gravity feed water bucket. Tapped on the side of the core barrel when finished with a small hammer and concrete core fell out every time, like it should. Only down side is that the startup wattage requirement is high and you need a heavy duty generator to power it if you are at a remote location.UPDATE: used on two more jobs and still working fine. One site was just a couple locations, second site was over a dozen cores in both concrete that was 8+ inches deep and old asphalt. Worked fine and did not even trip the fuse when I got impatient and pushed down too hard.... did not realize how thick the concrete was at the site.UPDATE 2: still using it and still going strong after over a year.