Pin Vise Hand Drill Manual - Jewelry w/Micro Drill Bits (0.8mm-2.5mm) - Rotary Craft Drill for Jewelry Making, Resin, Wood, Plastic, Miniature, Beads, Clay Etc

i use this for drones i build. its great for enlarging holes on props that are to small for the shaft. its very simple and therefore durable, the bits are sharp and of seemingly good quality. the chuck s good enough for the whole i drill. i really like the color, the gold tip and white grip make it a visually appealing tool.

Ive built a few model ships and wanted the canons to have holes that resembled the open bore. This drill set achieves exactly that for even smaller models like Revell's USS Arizona. Great tool to have.

Only issue was its missing one Bit. The 2.8 - 3.0 Bit is not in the case.I ordered this JUST IN CASE I needed it. The day after it came, I needed it to do work on a Guitar. Always used power drills in the past for this stuff, but that can go VERY wrong. This pin Vise is absolutely Awesome for this kind of work. Its accurate and seems very durable. I'll be using it for a long time. Its easy to grip, hold and spin. I did have predrilled guide holes tho. If I didn't, I'd have used a punch and I believe that would have done the job.Follow the instructions and I feel there will be no problems. I'd buy this for my Bro.

Was skeptical of this thing and how good the quality would be once I saw it was made where most of them are.This things way better, drills smoothly into my warhammer models, it's really just like drilling butter.Excellent product

Essential hand drill if you’re magnetizing small miniatures, like I’ve been doing. Easy to hold and use and comes with several bit sizes.

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It's actually a nifty little tool! Comes with a good selection of bits and easy to handle! The bits don't have any trouble piercing baked polymer clay and leave a nice opening for earrings! Well, sometimes. I'll have the drill aimed to go straight down and as I'm twisting, I keep it steady. Somehow 85% of the time the bit goes crooked. This has led to me having to discard many pairs of earrings. It's wonderful for simple projects, but if you're planning on using it for polymer clay, you'll probably do better with an electric drill.

This is a really cute but functional tool! It travels well and I put it into my travel tool kit, being much smaller than a typical drill. I was surprised at how well the largest bit would cut into wooden chair legs, to which adding slider pads on the bottom was the first job I did. I don't think I'd try this on any substantial metal, but it seems great for small or precise jobs where a small hole is needed in soft material.