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Question: i need a small  drill  for  drilling  holes   in beads
Document: Often, when working, I don't need to have the massive power of my cordless drill, nor the size of it. For drilling small pilot holes this hand drill works excellently. I would not use it for anything greater than one eighth into wood, but for that size and under it is perfect for my needs, I think it was a good buy.
I bought this drill for my vacation home. It is perfect for small projects; mounting hooks, drilling holes for picture mounting, even creating a large hole for a bicycle hook. Inexpensive, easily stows in a drawer, no need to find the power cord or drag a power cord around, or worry about the drill turning on and biting off a finger. Simple and elegant design. I love it and am going to buy another for my primary residence.
This sensual and sturdy tool is perfect for drilling most holes around the house:  hanging pictures, starting screws or nails, small repairs, etc. Compact size fits in hand comfortably, this drill makes me want to drill holes. It comes with four drill bits.
Very good product. Just the thing for a small drilling job without the need for electrical outlets, cords, etc. I am pleased with the workmanship.
This design is from the gnomes of Finland, the nation-state famous for bringing peace and contentment to all the world. They knew that people get bored with drilling holes after a while and just wish the drill would strip its gears. And lo, and behold, it came to pass.
I work with making jewelry,drilling stones,you need a drill that can go slow.This product is perfect.I seems like it is made cheap and lightweight but it works very well.
This will work fine for light duty work such as drilling holes for putting a screw in the wall to hang a picture frame. But if you try anything more strenuous than that, be warned: I managed to strip the gears inside, they are clearly not made of metal but of plastic. Whats more, the drill seems to be hermetically sealed; I was not able to open it up to try to fix it.
When one needs to drill a couple of small holes in a hurry, this hand-powered little drill is indispensable! It's a great gift for your fix-it friends, too.
I was tired of handling a battery operated drill or an electric drill for small jobs, i.e. picture frames, holes in wall to hang pictures, etc.. The Fiskars is very convenient for these tasks.
I imagine this drill was intended for putting small holes into walls prior to using wallplugs.When mated with a proper set of twist drill bits the drill can be useful, but only in a limited fashion. I mostly use mine to augment my pin-vises when working on styrene and pewter miniatures, where a larger hand drill would be awkward to handle.
Answer: yes