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product_id: 534125361
title: "Diamond Core Drilling Machine, 4in Handheld Wet Concrete Core Drill Rig, 1100-2400RPM Two Speed & 1-1/4\" Thread & 2 Bubble Levels, 3-4in Drilling Diameter for Concrete Brick Block Stone, 1500W"
brand: "vevor"
price: "€ 587.30"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Vevor"
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# 3.1-4 inch drilling diameter 2-speed gearbox (1100/2400 RPM) 1500W motor power Diamond Core Drilling Machine, 4in Handheld Wet Concrete Core Drill Rig, 1100-2400RPM Two Speed & 1-1/4" Thread & 2 Bubble Levels, 3-4in Drilling Diameter for Concrete Brick Block Stone, 1500W

**Brand:** vevor
**Price:** € 587.30
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Diamond Core Drilling Machine, 4in Handheld Wet Concrete Core Drill Rig, 1100-2400RPM Two Speed & 1-1/4" Thread & 2 Bubble Levels, 3-4in Drilling Diameter for Concrete Brick Block Stone, 1500W by vevor
- **How much does it cost?** € 587.30 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.be](https://www.desertcart.be/products/534125361-diamond-core-drilling-machine-4in-handheld-wet-concrete-core-drill)

## Best For

- vevor enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vevor brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Mobility:** Lightweight design with shoulder rest reduces fatigue, making heavy-duty drilling manageable and portable.
- • **Wet Drilling Mastery:** Integrated one-touch water connector stabilizes cooling flow, extending bit life and maintaining peak performance.
- • **Heavy-Duty Durability:** Rustproof steel forged shaft and industrial-grade core bit built to withstand relentless concrete, brick, and stone drilling.
- • **Precision Meets Power:** Dual bubble levels ensure perfectly aligned holes every time, eliminating guesswork on site.
- • **Tailored Speed Control:** Two-speed gearbox adapts effortlessly to different materials, optimizing drilling efficiency and motor longevity.

## Overview

The VEVOR Diamond Core Drilling Machine is a professional-grade, handheld wet core drill rig featuring a powerful 1500W motor and a versatile two-speed gearbox (1100-2400 RPM). Designed for precision with dual bubble levels and a 3.1-4 inch drilling diameter, it excels in concrete, brick, block, and stone applications. Its rustproof steel shaft, ergonomic shoulder rest, and one-touch water connector make it a durable, portable, and efficient tool for demanding construction and renovation projects.

## Description

VEVOR Diamond Core Drilling Machine, 4in Handheld Wet Concrete Core Drill Rig, 1100-2400RPM Two Speed & 1-1/4" Thread & 2 Bubble Levels, 3-4in Drilling Diameter for Concrete Brick Block Stone, 1500W - desertcart.com

Review: Solid, it really is heavy duty, can run all day - I bought this to drill a couple of holes through 8” cured concrete foundation walls. It’s inexpensive compared to pro brand equipment, but seems to be every bit as solid and tight. No wobble, no leaks. After coring two holes, anyway! The drill comes with a valve for shutting off the cooling water. It’s on a very short hose, with a nonstandard quick disconnect. I made up a short adapter that I just clamp on out of a piece of old garden hose - see the pictures. The 4” core bit included is really heavy and solid. I bought a 3” bit, not Vevor-branded, which was made of thinner material, but did the job. Wear your eye protection because it spits and sprays. It’s pretty loud, so I found it less fatiguing to use wearing hearing protectors. To drill, use the higher gear of the two-speed gearbox, if the saw doesn’t bog down, as you’ll cut faster. With larger cores, the motor won’t be able to maintain full RPM in high gear, which is critical for keeping the motor from overheating. The drill does best if you can push the bit into the concrete with a LOT of force. Larger models have drill press like levers that you attach to the concrete, but not the “small” version. I got tired pretty quickly holding it in position and pushing it against the concrete foundation, down in a skinny trench with my arms extended. And then…I hit rebar. It took a long time to grind through, and when I finally did, I could feel the difference. It cuts a lot smoother when in plain concrete. When I finally broke through, the far surface broke through a little before the edge of the bit was all the way to the other side, resulting in an opening that was slightly rough, not crisp. Not bad like an impact core drill would have done. It has a convenient bubble level for drilling vertical cores. I didn’t notice that it also has a horizontal level too, so I didn’t manage to get the hole perpendicular through the foundation wall. It was tilted by 3/8" across the 8” thickness of the wall. I had some trouble breaking the bit free from the threaded shaft because my 12” adjustable wrench didn't open far enough to fit on the hex flats. Fortunately I could hold it in my vise at an angle. It took a good yank on the wrench handle to begin to loosen it. If you’re handy, this drill and the appropriate size bit will cost far less than hiring someone to drill your concrete. And it’s kinda fun. If you don’t need it immediately, look for it on sale, as the price varies considerably over time.
Review: Pefect price for a specialty tool - Great little machine, and for only slightly more than it would cost to rent a comperable unit from an equipment rental company, I now own it. Not sure what I'll need it for in the future, but it very cleanly cut a 4" hole through my basement wall, and it made light work of it. Super powerful and easy to use. I spent more time stopping to check how deep I had made it because it was cutting so fast.

## Features

- 4-inch Wet Drilling: Our lightweight handheld core drilling machine can perform wet drilling, and you can feel assured of accuracy when boring holes in a variety of surfaces with a 3.1-4 in / 8-10.2 cm diameter hole capacity. More importantly, a industrial-grade 4in core bit with 1-1/4" thread is thoughtfully included.
- Two Gear Speed: Our 2-speed electric core drill, 1100RPM / 2400RPM, has a convenient gearbox allowing different speeds to match the type of material being drilled and helping control the ideal speed for the job. 1500W strong motor to ensure the machine drilling fierce and consistent work.
- Effortless Drilling: Our handheld drilling rig has a rustproof steel forged output shaft to bear more pressure, an upgraded one-touch water pipe connector for a stable water supply, and a shoulder rest for you to easily carry the core drill rig on your shoulder and reduce friction caused by drilling.
- 2 Bubble Levels for Precision: Two fluorescent yellow-green measuring bubble level tools are placed on the core drilling housing to make adjustments more convenient, accurate, and easy to use. The bubble is clearly visible from all sides, helping you adjust the bit position and ensure the holes punched are at the same level.
- Built for Heavy-Duty Concrete Drilling: The compact size makes it easy to maneuver in drilling reinforced concrete, red brick, marble, and other materials. Our wet diamond core drilling rig will surely meet professional demands and is for more than just home use. With our compact drill kit, you can quickly install air conditioners, kitchen pipes, stair railings, repair highways, etc.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0C65VQ52P |
| Additional Features | Compact |
| Amperage | 7 Amps |
| Best Sellers Rank | #47,846 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #1 in Power Core Drills |
| Brand | VEVOR |
| Brand Name | VEVOR |
| Color | Red |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 302 Reviews |
| Drill Type | Drill Press |
| Drilling Capacity Metal | 3.1 Inches |
| Included Components | 1 x 4in Bit, 1 x Carrying Case, 1 x Removable Shoulder Rest, 2 x Carbon Brushes, User Manual |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 20.86"L x 14.56"W x 4.48"H |
| Item Type Name | 1100-2400RPM Two Speed & 1-1/4" Thread & 2 Bubble Levels, 3-4in Drilling Diameter for Concrete Brick Block Stone, 1500W |
| Item Weight | 25.6 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | VEVOR |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4in Handheld Drill Rig |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Maximum Chuck Size | 1.25 Inches |
| Maximum Power | 800 Watts |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 2400 RPM |
| Model Number | 'Z1Z-CF02-80' |
| Number of Speeds | 2 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Speed | 2400 RPM |
| UPC | 840349911601 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Amperage:** 7 Amps
- **Brand:** VEVOR
- **Maximum Rotational Speed:** 2400 RPM
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Voltage:** 110 Volts

## Images

![Diamond Core Drilling Machine, 4in Handheld Wet Concrete Core Drill Rig, 1100-2400RPM Two Speed & 1-1/4" Thread & 2 Bubble Levels, 3-4in Drilling Diameter for Concrete Brick Block Stone, 1500W - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71RN4LD83JL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this 120v ? That's 40 amps at 120 v ?**
A: It is 120 V. IDK the amps but the drill worked great in the US.

**Q: Does it come with a 10 imch saw blade ?**
A: No mine showed up with a 3 inch bit, but I use the maximum that the drill can handle which is 8 inch.

**Q: Can you get other bit separately  ? Also is 10 inches the size of the bit or the depth**
A: Yes you can buy separate bits. The 10 inches is the maximum size it will handle. The depth of most bits is 16 inches.

**Q: Can this be used on a wooden floor?**
A: I would not. You are better off with a cordless drill and a hole saw. This is one speed and the bits are meant for asphalt and concrete.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid, it really is heavy duty, can run all day
*by J***E on May 23, 2026*

I bought this to drill a couple of holes through 8” cured concrete foundation walls. It’s inexpensive compared to pro brand equipment, but seems to be every bit as solid and tight. No wobble, no leaks. After coring two holes, anyway! The drill comes with a valve for shutting off the cooling water. It’s on a very short hose, with a nonstandard quick disconnect. I made up a short adapter that I just clamp on out of a piece of old garden hose - see the pictures. The 4” core bit included is really heavy and solid. I bought a 3” bit, not Vevor-branded, which was made of thinner material, but did the job. Wear your eye protection because it spits and sprays. It’s pretty loud, so I found it less fatiguing to use wearing hearing protectors. To drill, use the higher gear of the two-speed gearbox, if the saw doesn’t bog down, as you’ll cut faster. With larger cores, the motor won’t be able to maintain full RPM in high gear, which is critical for keeping the motor from overheating. The drill does best if you can push the bit into the concrete with a LOT of force. Larger models have drill press like levers that you attach to the concrete, but not the “small” version. I got tired pretty quickly holding it in position and pushing it against the concrete foundation, down in a skinny trench with my arms extended. And then…I hit rebar. It took a long time to grind through, and when I finally did, I could feel the difference. It cuts a lot smoother when in plain concrete. When I finally broke through, the far surface broke through a little before the edge of the bit was all the way to the other side, resulting in an opening that was slightly rough, not crisp. Not bad like an impact core drill would have done. It has a convenient bubble level for drilling vertical cores. I didn’t notice that it also has a horizontal level too, so I didn’t manage to get the hole perpendicular through the foundation wall. It was tilted by 3/8" across the 8” thickness of the wall. I had some trouble breaking the bit free from the threaded shaft because my 12” adjustable wrench didn't open far enough to fit on the hex flats. Fortunately I could hold it in my vise at an angle. It took a good yank on the wrench handle to begin to loosen it. If you’re handy, this drill and the appropriate size bit will cost far less than hiring someone to drill your concrete. And it’s kinda fun. If you don’t need it immediately, look for it on sale, as the price varies considerably over time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pefect price for a specialty tool
*by Z***T on November 14, 2025*

Great little machine, and for only slightly more than it would cost to rent a comperable unit from an equipment rental company, I now own it. Not sure what I'll need it for in the future, but it very cleanly cut a 4" hole through my basement wall, and it made light work of it. Super powerful and easy to use. I spent more time stopping to check how deep I had made it because it was cutting so fast.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value and works well, but make sure you are getting the bit you want
*by A***R on March 4, 2024*

I purchased this because it was about the same price as a rental without all the hassle and then I would have the tool if I ever need to drill another hole. And it worked. Very well. But a few things you should watch out for if you are new to this work. First, a 4" dryer vent needs a 4.25 inch hole. Not a 4" hole. I suspect this is the perfect size for a metric country with metric ducts, but if you are looking to install a 4" dryer, the hole will be really tight and it will be hard to insert the exhaust cover let alone get the duct through the hole. The seller was absolutely clear on the hole size, but the customer (me) did not appreciate its significance and it is really hard to make a hole larger! The second issue is that the spring on the trigger is pretty strong. My foundation was 12.5 inches of poured concrete. It took quite some time to drill the hole (with breaks) and by the end my hand was cramping. Clearly more time in the gym and less writing Amazon review would probably help. One solution might be to have a lock, but with the potential for the bit to bind, this could be quite dangerous. I think a softer spring would be best solution. This brings me to the next concern. There does not appear to be a clutch on the drill. Twice the bit bound in the hole and it is quite powerful. My hole was 6 inches above ground so this was not a risk, but if I was on a ladder, it could have been quite scary. So definitely don't get the bit out of angle or you will quickly find the drill twisting out of your hand. Starting the hole can be tricky because the bit is water cooled and does not have a pilot drill to hold it in the center. To address this, I cut a 4" hole in a piece of scrap wood and rested the drill in the hole until it started to cut into the wall. This avoided the drill from wandering as it spun and before it started to cut. This take a bit longer but is worth the time! Speaking of water cooled, as some of the comments mention, the drill comes with a fitting that probably works great in China, but for which no US garden hose can attach to. I don't event know what it is. It looks a lot like the quick connects they have at HomeDepot, but it is a different size and does not stay connected. The fitting the male connector screws into is not tapered and is metric. So unless you have access to metric plumbing parts, you will need a 1/4 inch brass fitting and rely on it to cross thread (which it will with enough tape) and then a bushing and finally a garden hose connector to allow you to connect a US garden hose to the drill. The fitting is stainless steel so brass will deform nicely and work. Don’t use steel! This is a simple trip to Lowes or HomeDepot, but will set you back another $30. Last point is that this drill is heavy. If you are young and fit this may not be an issue. But it takes time to drill through any strong foundation and you will have to hold this drill quite steady for a long period of time or it could bind. So take lots of breaks, see if someone can spot you for a time or two so you don't make a mistake. I don't regret the drill, but do wish the 4 inch bit was a quarter inch larger. Given the hassle with getting the duct through the hole and converting it to work with our garden hoses, I would probably rent one next time since I only needed the one hole. But if you can work with a 4 inch hole or are using the smaller bits for irrigation hoses or wires (and they work with that diameter) and you will want to work over several days (like most DIYers), this is definitely worth getting because renting over multiple days is quite expensive. Hope this helps.

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*Last updated: 2026-07-23*