3-Speed Cordless Mini Drill Pen, Rechargeable DIY Electric Hand Drill with 10 Small Drill Bits, Micro Drill Set for Jewelry Making Stone Plastic Resin Keychains

No.. it is not your 3/8’s or 1/2 inch drill.. it works perfectly for small projects like plastic or wood or balsa wood thin steel.. but it will stop the bit several times if you push hard. It’s a PEN DRILL! What to expect? But if you go slow it works great and battery charged last a long time! Well worth its price especially for a Hobbyist like me building Airplanes to fully operational submarines in small scale to gas powered RC cars.. etc… if you need to drill small holes delicate this is it!

Nice tiny drill for very small projects. Definitely not heavy duty, but I would expect that since it’s a very small drill. It works for a little crafts and things like that just great.

Extremely versatile, lightweight and easy to use.

Compact, case included so you don’t lose any. It’s or pieces. Seems durable. Decent battery for small tool. Perfect for working on my shells, seeds and beach glass projects.

I like this for thinner materials. I used it on cloth to afix something on a purse and it did great. I then used it on some resin beads my friend gave me and it was really hard to drill all the way through. I broke one of the smallest bits immediately when it got stuck in a trial bead.Also it overheats quickly and gets the shavings stuck on the drill bits so it can be hard to keep going through without cleaning off the bit or trying to blow out the shavings which is hard when the hole is small and it hasn't gone fully through yet. I started using water as a lubricant which helped some but the bits rusted after. I think if you have to drill short holes within stronger material or any holes in a thinner material this works but maybe get a stronger one for thicker materials where you have to make a lengthier hole. The battery also runs out quickly so I had to keep recharging it. But it charges quickly. All in all it's not amazing but good enough for a first drill or if you don't need one for regular use. Maybe I'll get better as I use it more and then I'll be happier with it.

The drill is not powerful enough for the diecast cars I am using it on. The drill continued to get bogged down and needed a higher RPM. The drill bits are very cheap and flimsy. Not recommend at all.

I just started making "WELCOME" boards using string art. Since wood does whatever it wants to, having to use a heavy drill to get the nail placed would have caused alot of strain on my wrists. Using this jewerly one is PERFECT. I don't need to go far into the wood and this does the job perfectly. If this happens to break (and I hope it doesn't), I would definitely buy this again.

Worked great to drill small holes in my drift wood project.