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Product does not match the sellers description.Product detail states ".... It's all in a plastic box, very easy to keep...."The item does not come in a plastic box.So it is impossible to identify the drill bit sizes without a precision set of calipers.The handle doesn’t turn smoothly.The bits slide out all the time!Won't hold any of the drills securely without slipping.I fixed the sliding and slipping by lubricating the jaws, handle and the threads with beeswax.This allowed the mechanisms to work together very smoothly.And tightening the chuck on bits then worked perfectly.

The hand dril itself is quite nice. I've had a few similar and the tops are either wobbly or barely spin, this one is perfect. It fits nicely in my hand and is easy to control. The drill bits are not the best it takes a lot of pressure to drill through anything. I have another set of bits and they drill with ease.

Good little drill for the price. The set of drill bits are not sharp but I have plenty of bits. It looks good and functions good for a $4 tool.

The drill is not fancy, but it holds the bits straight and tight. The bits are so dull that they are almost useless. I combined this drill with the Army Painter drill bits and that has worked great for me. I got this for $4, so in the end it was still a good deal.

This appears to be a decent, inexpensive entry-level pin vise. As you usually get what you pay for, I didn't have much in the way of expectations for this pin vise & it was pretty much on par with my expectations. On the whole, if you don't need incredible precision or frequent use out of it, this pin vise will fit bill on a tight budget.The pin vise included a good selection of bit sizes, with more duplicates of the smaller bits. That was good 'cuz I almost immediately pushed too hard & bent one of the smallest bits. 🙄 My bad. 🤦‍♂️One of my complaints with this pin vise is that it is essentially a hollow tube all the way through. There was no backing for the bits to keep them from falling through the chuck & into the handle. I had to make sure that the chuck was firmly tightened or bits would slip through the chuck & into the handle if I pushed too hard.The company must have used a hand model with rather smaller sized hands as the pin vise assembly appears to be a bit smaller/shorter than pictured. This makes it difficult to grasp firmly & apply pressure to the bit without grabbing the chuck, which could loosen it & (again) allow the bit to slip into the handle. & you do need to apply a fair amount of pressure as the cutting edge of the bits didn't seem to be incredibly sharp.Please note: I paid full price (approx. $4 U.S. at the time of purchase) for this pin vise. I don't usually leave reviews, but left this one in the expectation of receiving an Amazon Gift Card as indicated by a card included in the product's packaging.

Update: used the drill bits to enlarge the hole on freshwater pearls and was efficient and effective :)Been using this vise to twist copper wire and it works like a dream. Haven't had cause to use the drill bits just yet but I love that it includes teeny tiny ones. Only drawback was the bits came in a plastic bag, not a case as described, but nothing was broken or missing, so whatever works I suppose. Totally recommend.

I was looking for a small hand drill and decided to take a leap and purchase this one. Currently I'm using it to score plastic which will then be melted and so far it's done an excellent job of that. I have not used the smallest drill bits so I can't say how they will hold up but the larger ones can definitely take quite a bit of pressure with no problem. If you are drilling into softer materials this hand drill works wonderfully.

The drill is good and comes with many bits, from very tiny precise ones to 3mm one.Great for the price. I use it to drill on plastic block, it works. I see some comments complained about the bit will slide out. I had the same issue, then I noticed it is because I didn't put the bit correctly. You needs to put the bit a little deeper, make sure the thread section of the bit is secured by the clamp, instead of the cylinder section. Then the bit will not slide or rotate, even you push hard.