24-Piece Pin Vise Hand Drill Set for Precision Resin Casting Molds - Includes Twist Drill Bits

Nelly: Very handy to have for crafts

United States on Sep 11, 2022

I never do this...: I had to use it awhile before I got the hang of it but once I did, it worked great! There are no directions so it’s trial and error. Expect to screw a few things up at first. I drilled holes in plastic St. Patty’s Day coins to make “chains” and I had a few wonky ones at the beginning.

United States on Apr 07, 2021

Audrey: I used this to turn mini toys into keychains & ornaments. It works well, but be aware you need two hands to use it and your item needs a stable base to hold it still while drilling. Only gave 4 stars because sometimes the bits slide back up into the drill with pressure while using. Otherwise, good product for the price and function.

United States on Jan 10, 2021

Jessica Americano SanchezJessica Americano Sanchez: I like it, good to use for drilling and opening up closed off spots in miniatures. A little difficult to get it centered though and if you push too hard it may slip and go into the drill, and i have a heavy hand so i have to be a bit more careful . My only other issue is with the drill i got this thing of razor blades covered by a bandaid... i dont even know if the bandaid was used or if it was put there to cover them but its still gross, and it doesn't even come with the drill

United States on Jan 04, 2021

ShallowpocketsShallowpockets: It works. I just used a piece of 1/8inch plywood to make a small hole. It took about five minutes, but it went through. Not sure it's worth the time and effort, but I really got it to make holes in the thinner parts of my wood projects. A couple of things about it. I chose this one because it shows that you can store the bits in it... I have not been able to fit them all in yet. Maybe there is a method to it. I also wanted to make sure I got all the bits because there were supposed to be two of each, or 24 total, and the little baggy holding the bits had a hole in it. So I lined them all up, and found most of them to have a pair. I have 24 bits, but four of them don't have a match. It's a little weird. Also, there is no bottom to the part you attach the bit with, so when I was making my hole, the clamp loosened up, and the bit went into the handle. Which brings up another point. In order to store your bits, you need the front end closed or clamped around another bit, otherwise they will fall out of the front. Not sure yet if I like it or not. I will probably store everything, including the bits in the plastic box it came in.

United States on Jul 15, 2020