AM ARROWMAX Electric Mini Drill Pen, 5-Speed, 10 Small Drill Bits with Aluminium Box, LED Lights, OLED Display, Resin Drill Set For Jewelry Making, Plastic, Wood (SDS)

I love this little drill, it's perfect for my work with dollhouse building. Small, portable, works great. I love it. I am recommending it to all of my fellow miniaturists at our NAME convention this year during a dollhouse electricity workshop.

Works Great!

It’s got many sizes and is very strong. Holds the charge a long time! I’ve taken to shows and it works like a charm.The pictures show the holes it made for the handmade earrings.

Excellent product. I purchased this for working with minis and I'm quite pleased. It's very well packaged, comes in an excellent case, has several easy to change drill bits, and works excellent

So I’m a war gamer & modeler more specifically Warhammer and this has been a game changer. It blows hand twist drills clean out of the water like no shot. It’s all around better for stability, power, speed and precision and it make all those very small gun barrel drills soooo much easier and magnetization a breeze because both need almost near perfect precision as there is a barely a hairs room for error. It’s worth every penny and I can’t go back to a hand twist drill after this.

I was very excited when it arrived.Unfortunately as I was using it I noticed it doesn't track very well. You have to hold it it place to drill a hole accurately. Might as well use a hand held tool and that defeats the purpose of a drill press.I was trying to drill a small hole through 1mm Stirling silver.The drill motor doesn't have to much torque either.

I never even tried to use this drill because it was so hard to get it started/stopped, that I decided to return it in new condition.The drill is started/stopped with a long press of the button at the top of the shaft body. This means that in an emergency it can't be quickly stopped (e.g.: slip & injury, or the drill bit is stuck and needs to stop/back out before it breaks, or the bit is about to fly off, or... name any other frequent drill problem). Since it basically takes two hands to start/stop the drill, then either:1) you are holding a running drill in one hand while you pick up/set down the work with the other; or2) you set a running drill down while you get your grip on the work situated into one hand.The drill has to be running before you can adjust the speed, and the speed settings are fixed - there is no variable-speed trigger like on a handheld power tool.On the bright side, the size and weight are perfect. If the controls didn't seem equal parts utility and danger, it's the kind of tool I would like to use for drilling/engraving/abrading/cutting tiny artsy/craftsy projects.

Wish I had bought this years ago when I built doll house furniture!A pin vise worked but took a long time!