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RIKON 20″ Floor Drill Press - 30-240

RIKON 20″ Floor Drill Press - 30-240

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RIKON 20″ Floor Drill Press - 30-240

20” Floor Drill Press #30-240 is the largest model, valued by production shops for its robust design, extra-large table, chuck, base and wide speed range. This machine gives serious, basic operation that will take the heavy workloads demanded of it.

Features
  • Powerful 1 HP TEFC Motor
  • 12 Spindle Speeds
  • Clutch Depth Stop
  • Cast Iron Table
Specifications
Motor Horsepower 1 HP TEFC
Motor Amps 13.5
Motor Volts 120V, 60Hz
Motor RPM 1,720
Swing 20”
Chuck Size 3/4”
Chuck Taper JT3
Drilling Capacity 1”
Spindle Travel 4-3/4”
Spindle Taper MT3
Head Rotates 360°
Head Tilts -
Speeds 12
Speed Range (RPM) 180 – 3,865
Quill Diameter 3”
Table Dimensions 16-1/2” x 18-3/4”
Table Tilts 90°
Table Rotates 360°
Maximum Chuck to Table 24-9/16”
Maximum Chuck to Base 43-13/16”
Column Diameter 3-5/8” (92mm)
Overall Height 68”
Overall Base Size 22-3/4” x 16-1/2”
Overall Net Weight 250 lbs.
What our Experts Think
  • Robust Power for Big Jobs – The RIKON 20″ Floor Drill Press (Model 30‑240) uses a 1 HP TEFC motor with a wide speed range (~180–3,865 RPM), providing solid performance for drilling wood, plastics, and metal.

  • Large Capacity & Versatility – With a 20″ swing and a spacious 16½″ × 18¾″ cast‑iron table, this floor model handles larger workpieces and supports heavy‑duty drilling tasks.

  • Precision & Repeatability – Features like a clutch depth stop and easy rack‑and‑pinion table height adjustment help achieve consistent hole depths and quick setups.

  • Stable Machine Construction – Heavy cast iron base, head, and table deliver rigidity, reduce vibration, and improve drilling accuracy in demanding workshop use.

  • Full Rotational Flexibility – The table tilts up to 90° and rotates 360°, letting users position workpieces for angled or precision drilling.

  • Professional‑Grade Build – Solid keyed chuck, multiple speed options, and 5‑year warranty make this drill press a reliable choice for serious woodworkers and metalworkers alike.

  • Expert Verdict – A heavy‑duty, workshop‑ready floor drill press that balances power, capacity, and precision, ideal for production environments and ambitious DIY projects.


Q&A

Q: What is the RIKON 30‑240 20″ Floor Drill Press used for?
A: A heavy‑duty 20″ swing floor drill press for precise drilling in wood, plastics, composites, and metal — ideal for workshop and production use.

Q: What power and speeds does it offer?
A: It has a 1 HP TEFC motor with 12 spindle speeds (180–3,865 RPM) so you can match speed to material and bit size.

Q: What is the drilling capacity?
A: The machine drills up to 1″ depth with 4‑3/4″ spindle travel using standard bits.

Q: What chuck size and taper are used?
A: It features a 3/4″ keyed chuck with JT3 taper for secure bit holding.

Q: How adjustable is the work table?
A: The 16‑1/2″ × 18‑3/4″ cast‑iron table tilts up to 90°, rotates 360°, and adjusts height along the column for versatile drilling positions.

Q: Does the head rotate?
A: Yes — the drill head rotates 360° to position the spindle over large workpieces.

Q: Is it built for durability?
A: Yes — heavy cast iron construction with rack‑and‑pinion table adjustment, keyed feed handles, and a clutch depth stop make it rugged and accurate.

Q: Who is this drill press ideal for?
A: It’s suited for professional workshops, serious hobbyists, and production environments requiring stable, accurate drilling on large and heavy workpieces.


Maintenance Tips
  • Clean After Each Use: Remove dust, metal shavings, and debris from the table, spindle, and base to prevent buildup that affects accuracy.

  • Inspect Drive Belts and Pulleys: Check for wear, cracks, or looseness and replace belts as needed to maintain consistent spindle speeds.

  • Lubricate Moving Parts: Lightly oil the spindle, quill, and table adjustment mechanisms for smooth operation.

  • Protect the Cast-Iron Surfaces: Apply a thin coat of paste wax to the table and column to prevent rust and ensure smooth movement of workpieces.

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

  • Disconnect Power Before Maintenance: Always unplug the drill press before cleaning, adjusting speeds, or replacing parts to prevent accidents.