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Herky
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
super product, don't know how I lived without it! I use it to build R/C planes and jets...so handy...sometimes i use it to mark a hole to drill with my Dewalt, sometimes i just drill it through with the pin vise if its soft wood.
Cranky Woodworker
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
By far, the best little pin vice I own out of six different ones.Highly recommended and a very reasonable price.
Anne Northrup
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
Excellent for my grandson’s miniatures!! He said it’s very efficient and easy to use!!
duncan culver
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
Very easy to use. I bought mine to make pilot holes for screws, to attach hinges to a cedar jewelry box. It worked perfectly. A great selection of drill bits for future projects. And a nice, compact storage box for everything.
Sam
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2024
I couldn’t be happier with this little tool. I originally purchased a handheld electric drill for jewelry making and it was way too powerful. I found myself constantly just using it by hand. Then I found this little thing. The ability to make precise drill holes with ease is amazing. It has the mobile top that allows you to keep drilling without having to adjust your hand or the tool. It’s small and fits compactly in your hand and is easily stored. I have used one drill bit for all of my pieces so far and is has shown no signs of wearing down. Overall, it’s a really great, versatile tool that is comfortable and easy to use.
horsegirl1962
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024
At first I was disappointed that the tool is so basic- I had hoped it was electric.....( my assumption- never advertised!). There are no actual intructions- just a QR code asking for my email and other ( no thx).I you- tubed a few videos and yes- it is as basic and works as great as it can be. You turn the body of the drill with 2 fingers and it does an amazing job! Quick and easy. Just be careful to use the drill straight on without much force and have it not too long. I finished my crafting project quickly and with ease, drilling tiny holes in metal caps.
Gayle Corcoran
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
I use this tool when crafting and it’s a really great tool! I work with seashells predominantly and it drills holes in delicate shells without breaking them with no problem. Highly recommend to crafters looking for this type of tool.
pablo antonio
Reviewed in Mexico on April 21, 2024
se me habia olvidado poner un comentario del productomuy buen producto, me a servido muy bien para mis maquetas
Archauto
Reviewed in India on August 24, 2023
Nice Product
Elías López Gutiérrez
Reviewed in Mexico on December 13, 2023
Es cómodo en la mano e incluye un buen surtido de brocas pequeñas, ideal para modelismo.
IRB
Reviewed in Australia on April 11, 2023
A lovely little modeling tool. Good quality.
J. Forhan
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2022
Wanted to like this product but I just can not. The drill bits it comes with are the best part. The tool itself is poorly designed/made. The threaded shank on the tool is either too small (diameter) or the threaded collar on the chuck is too big. As a result, even under no tension/load, the chuck wobbles. This causes uneven force on the 3 jaws causing them to not close symmetrically. The smaller the bit the worse the problem. You need to move the chuck as you tighten it so the jaws are even. Once you get the jaws even around the bit (In my case a #72 [0.025"] bit), you can tighten all the way to prevent the bit from slipping. I found that putting a small washer between the [included] cupped washer and the jaws helps even out the force applied to the jaws when tightening and almost solves the issue completely. To add this washer, first remove the check from the tool. Using a crescent wrench remove the threaded collar from the bottom of the chuck. You will find a cupped washer in there. Set aside as you will still need it. Find a washer that will fit into the bottom of the chuck loosely. I used a 7/16" OD x 3/16" ID washer. Place the washer in the chuck on the jaws. Place the cupped washer (cupped side down) into the threaded collar you removed from the chuck. Screw the collar back in making sure the washer is fairly centered with the center line of the chuck. Tighten collar and then place chuck back on tool. It will still wobble a bit but as you tighten the jaws will fully close much easier and more evenly. See photos.
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