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I’ve been using this on heavy steel beams for a week now, and the magnetic base holds rock-solid even when drilling vertically. The X-shaped handle design makes one-handed setup a breeze compared to my old unit.

That 13-amp motor chewed through a steel I-beam in about half the time I expected. The magnet held rock solid even when I leaned into it.

Had to cut through some seriously thick steel beams for a railing job yesterday, and this thing chewed through them in seconds without bogging down once. The magnetic hold is incredibly strong, too—it didn't budge even when I leaned into it a bit.

This 13 Amp motor is an absolute beast; I drilled through a steel beam in under 15 seconds without the magnet budging an inch. The built-in coolant system keeps the bit running smooth even through tough jobs.

I was skeptical about the magnetic hold, but this thing grabbed onto the steel beam like it was welded there. Cuts through 1/2-inch plate in a single pass without bogging down.

The 13 amp motor on this drill is a beast—it chewed through a steel I-beam in under a minute without bogging down. The magnetic hold felt solid enough that I didn't worry about it slipping even on vertical work.

Tried this on some heavy beams, and the quick-set magnet really saves time compared to my old setup. The 13 amp motor cut through cleanly without bogging down.

Magnetic hold is incredibly strong—tested it on vertical I-beams without any slippage. The 13-amp motor chewed through 1-inch plate steel in about 30 seconds per hole.

Put this thing on a steel beam and it just takes off—the 13 amp motor punches through thick metal like butter. Setup was quick and the magnet held rock-solid the whole time I was cutting a 1-inch hole.

Took this to a job site to drill through some steel beams, and the 13 amp motor made quick work of it. The magnet held rock-solid even when I pushed hard, no slipping at all.