Portable Drill Press

Story Behind the Invention

Inventor and carpenter, David A. Hollatz of Stratford, WI has developed a way to increase pressure or leverage when using a corded or cordless portable drill.

Nothing beats having the proper tool for a job. Drills are no exception. However, even though drills are equipped with a sharp bit and a powerful motor, a user must apply forward pressure and motion to complete the drilling action. When drilling through harder material, those without the required strength, or those who may be at a bad work angle, can really be at a disadvantage. In turn, David was inspired to design the Portable Drill Press!

The invention is a leverage enhancing device for drills that takes the shape of an aluminum bar. Now, users will find it easy to advance the drill, no matter the material being drilled. This includes wood, steel, stone, plastic, or the like. Not only will this product save time, it will increase safety and provide for a higher quality finished product. It will be useful for millwrights, electricians, carpenters, auto body, plumbing, iron workers, and do-it-yourselfers.

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