LET'S RESIN Cordless Resin Drill, 3-Speed Adjustment & Rechargeable, with Deburring Tool & 19Pcs Resin Accessories, Multi-Purpose Hand Drill for Moulds

This has just arrived, it has some charge in it already although I have put it on to charge fully, it has small drill bits for my resin work and a little box to keep all my collets and bits in too, the bits are small enough for my resin earrings, necklaces and keychains etc it looks good and seems well built, there are 3 speeds and it feels a good weight, I think it's reasonable value for money, I had purchased a cheaper brand with arrived and didn't work from the start which I returned the same day so this is already so much better, it also come with a lovely weight de-burer it's also a well known brand who I trust & recommend.

It has an annoying switch. But, otherwise, it's great little drill.

excellent

I was going to use it for small holes on my resin keyrings where some of the resin had overflowed. The smallest drill bit does not stay in the holder and therefore is quite useless to me. I will be returning.

Fragile, not to use , broken from first use, i was careful and gentle.

Es para trabajos básicos. El taladro tiene una potencia muy baja, solo es útil para perforar materiales blandos.

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Best mini drill I have purchased. Have purchased 4 different mini drills and this one has been my go to.

Was not expecting this to arrive un till next Tuesday and today is Friday so came much quicker then expected, thank you. Works perfectly and is very good. 3 speeds, assorted collets and bits and also a De-burring tool - highly recommended item and seller

This drill is impressive. It is strong for its size, tapers perfectly at the end for holding like a Sharpie, and does everything I need for modeling work. A true working collet chuck with different sizes. The battery lasts a long time for me too, charges quickly. A good hack for dealing with the different collets hassle or having the smallest ones strip out is to buy a "Craft911 Pin Vise Hand Drill" (See pictures) and take the chuck off the end to put on the drill. The threads are identical, and it works great. The little plastic nut (see picture) will stop the chuck from screwing down all the way and fully closing the chuck, which only affects really small bits. Either leave the plastic nut off (the screws still hold the drill together fine, sand the flat top off of the plastic washer off to give the chuck room (leaving just a plastic ring will still screw on to the drill and hold the end pieces together), or find a small enough washer to put inside the chuck so it starts off with more of a close and leaves enough threads on the drill shaft to fully close. Either way, it's a great drill for the money and replaced my old Dremel for routine tasks. Would definitely buy again!