A light mag drill for general fabrication up to 1 1/2 in holes, from a maker that sells to fabrication shops.
Amazon $890
The pick for beam flanges and tight spaces if you want the Euroboor safety electronics. The Hougen HMD130 is a close alternative.
- 1 7/16 inLargest cutter
- 2,645 lbfMagnet
- 9.5 AMotor
Price checked November 3, 2026. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
- Only 6 1/2 in tall, among the lowest-profile mag drills
- 2,645 lb magnet in a compact body
- Weight and warranty are not published in the US listing
- Over $1,000 for a 1 7/16 in cutter
The Euroboor ECO family
Every Euroboor ECO model we rank, smallest first. Ratings compare each against its own size.
| Model | Largest cutter | Rating | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Euroboor ECO.30S+ Mag Drill | 1 1/16 in | 2.3/5 | $984.29 |
| Euroboor ECO.36+ Low Profile Mag Drill (this one) | 1 7/16 in | 3.3/5 | $1,097.86 |
How it scores
The rating comes from 5 measured or published factors, each scored 0-100 against fixed reference points for its size. How we rank explains each one.
Specifications
| Model number | ECO.36+ |
|---|---|
| Drilling | |
| Power | Corded, 120 V |
| Motor | 9.5 A |
| Largest annular cutter | 1 7/16 in |
| Speed | Single speed, up to 700 rpm |
| Base and build | |
| Magnet force (stated) | 2,645 lbf |
Alternatives in this size
A light, compact 1 3/8 in mag drill for contractors already on Makita. The Hougen HMD900 cuts a larger hole for less.
Amazon $921.33A 1 1/2 in mag drill built for daily fabrication use. Buy it for the warranty and safety features, not the price.
Amazon $1,107Compare
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