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RIKON 13″ Bench Top Drill Press - 30-120

RIKON 13″ Bench Top Drill Press - 30-120

$472.99
$472.99 $629.99
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RIKON 13″ Bench Top Drill Press - 30-120

RIKON 13″ Bench Top Drill Press - 30-120

$472.99
$472.99 $629.99
SAVE 24% Sold out

RIKON 13″ Bench Top Drill Press - 30-120

13” Benchtop Drill Press #30-120 is a larger model for a more serious woodworker, that requires a benchtop design. It features greater drilling capacity, more spindle speed settings, a larger keyed chuck for bigger diameter drills, and a round table that swivels as well as tilts.

Features
  • Powerful 1/2 HP Motor
  • 16 Spindle Speeds
  • Clutch Depth Stop
  • Cast Iron Table (Round)
Specifications
Motor Horsepower 1/2 HP
Motor Amps 7.5
Motor Volts 120V, 60Hz
Motor RPM 1,720
Swing 13”
Chuck Size 5/8”
Chuck Taper JT3
Drilling Capacity 5/8”
Spindle Travel 3-1/8”
Spindle Taper MT2
Head Rotates 360°
Head Tilts -
Speeds 16
Speed Range (RPM) 220 – 3,600
Quill Diameter 2-3/16”
Table Dimensions 11-3/16” (Round)
Table Tilts 90°
Table Rotates 360°
Maximum Chuck to Table 16-1/4”
Maximum Chuck to Base 24-5/8”
Column Diameter 2-7/8”
Overall Height 42”
Overall Base Size 17-3/4” x 10-1/2”
Overall Net Weight 102 lbs.
What our Experts Think

  • Solid Entry‑Level Performance – The RIKON 13″ Bench Top Drill Press (30‑120) offers dependable drilling power with a compact footprint, making it ideal for small shops, hobbyists, and precision woodworking tasks.

  • Good Speed Range for Materials – With multiple spindle speeds, users can match drilling speed to material type and bit size, helping reduce tear‑out and improve hole accuracy.

  • Stable Work Support – A cast‑iron table that tilts and rotates provides solid support and flexibility for angled drilling and repeatable setups.

  • Easy Adjustments – The depth stop and quick table height adjustment make consistent drilling faster and help achieve uniform hole depths with less effort.

  • Space‑Saving Design – Compact bench‑top size saves valuable workshop space while still handling up to ½″–⅝″ drilling capacity (depending on chuck), suitable for wood, plastics, and light metal work.

  • Cleaner Operation – Built‑in dust port helps connect to a vacuum or small collector, keeping drill debris under control.

  • Expert Verdict – A reliable and versatile benchtop drill press that blends precision, ease of use, and compact design — a great choice for hobbyists and small‑scale projects.


Q&A

Q: What is the RIKON 30‑120 Bench Top Drill Press designed for?
A: A compact 13″ bench drill press ideal for drilling precise holes in wood, plastic, and light metals in small shops, hobby work, and DIY projects.

Q: What motor power does it have?
A: It features a 3/4 HP induction motor for smooth, reliable drilling performance.

Q: How many speeds does it offer?
A: It includes 5 spindle speeds (typically ~570–3,125 RPM) so you can match speed to material and bit size.

Q: What is the chuck size and capacity?
A: The drill press comes with a 5/8″ keyed chuck (JT3) that accepts bits from small sizes up to 5/8″ diameter.

Q: How adjustable is the work table?
A: The 11″ × 11″ cast‑iron table tilts up to 45°, rotates 360°, and adjusts height on the column for versatile drilling angles and positions.

Q: What is the drilling depth and travel?
A: Offers a 3″ spindle travel and enough depth for most bench drilling tasks in wood and light metal.

Q: Does the unit include a laser or guide?
A: It includes a laser drilling guide to help align holes precisely (feature may vary by seller).

Q: Who is this drill press best for?
A: Ideal for woodworkers, hobbyists, and small shop users needing accurate, space‑efficient drilling without a floor‑standing machine.


Maintenance Tips

  • Clean After Each Use: Remove dust, metal shavings, and debris from the table, spindle, base, and belt/pulley covers to prevent buildup that affects precision.

  • Inspect Belts and Pulleys: Check drive belts for wear, cracking, or slack; adjust or replace as needed to maintain proper speed and performance.

  • Lubricate Moving Parts: Lightly oil the quill, spindle shaft, table adjustment mechanisms, and column rack to ensure smooth movement and accurate positioning.

  • Protect Cast‑Iron Surfaces: Apply a thin coat of paste wax to the table and column to prevent rust and allow workpieces to slide easily.

  • Check Motor Ventilation: Keep motor vents clear of dust to prevent overheating and maintain optimal motor life.

  • Disconnect Power Before Maintenance: Always unplug the drill press before cleaning, adjusting speeds, or changing parts to avoid accidental startup.

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