Craft911 Manual Craft Drill Sharp HSS Micro Mini Twist Drill Bits Set, Pin Vise Hand Drill for Jewelry Making; Small Hand Drill for Resin, Rotary Tools for Wood, Jewelry, Plastic, Miniature - Blue
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- STOP letting poor-quality drills ruin your hard work on resin, jewelry, or model projects. Instead, use our manual hand drill to ensure precise and accurate results every time.
- DON'T struggle with dull drill bits for your jewelry making anymore. Save time and avoid frustration by using our super sharp drill bit with a perfect cutting angle. It will make the process much smoother and more efficient.
- SHARP micro twist drill bits (Included) are perfect for drilling a wide variety of materials, including wood, plastic, rubber, PVC, walnut, model, bone, angle, amber, olive, fiberglass, and more.
- READ before Purchase - this is a manual drill, not an electric or automatic one. While it may be slower than electric, it is much more accurate and precise. If you need a tool that can handle delicate tasks with a high level of accuracy, this manual drill is a great choice.
- DURABLE - Our micro drill bits are made of high-speed steel (HSS), which makes them up to 90% durable than other drill bits offered by competitors. Whether you're working with carburetor jet, wood, plastic, or any other material, these micro drill bits are up to the task.
Brand: Craft911
Power Source: Hand Powered (Not Automated)
Maximum Chuck Size: 3.18 Millimeters
Color: Blue
Included Components: Sharp HSS Micro Mini Twist Drill Bits Set
Power Source: Hand Powered (Not Automated)
Maximum Chuck Size: 3.18 Millimeters
Additional Features: Anti-Slip
Number of Speeds: 1
Drill Type: Basic Drill
Color: Blue
Material Type: Aluminum
Brand Name: Craft911
Included Components: Sharp HSS Micro Mini Twist Drill Bits Set
Model Number: PV-102
Manufacturer: Craft911
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 6 month manufacturer
Manufacturer Part Number: PV-102
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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