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Question: So, it's off center and a piece of junk, but I only want to drill holes in eggs...how does one get the dratted bit into the "chuck"?
Document: The chuck of the vice I recieved was cut off center and cannot be used at all to drill holes. The chuck is also unable to close far enough to clamp down on the smaller bits. Total junk.
I would say this drill set is worth it for the $10. In order to accommodate the entire range of bit sizes, the chuck on the pin vise joins at 90 degrees rather than with a curved edge. I would suggest removing the clip when you are drilling as all it did was get in my way. I had to play with the box a bit to get some of the bits out, but at least it keeps the ones you do not want securely in the box.
I can't express how disappointed I was in this product. I guess you get what you pay for, but I've been unable to find a "pin vise" or mini drill at any hardware store. So I tried Amazon.The pin vise looks promising from the side view, but the chuck (part that holds the drill bit) is COMPLETELY SCREWED UP. The cuts in the chuck are off center, and if you're drilling something, it's important that this is centered.
The very first side you'll have out of the factory is the correct size for these small gauge bits. It's a little tricky at first to open the chuck to get your drill bit in. I had to carefully pry one of the four slots open with a knife just to get the drill bit in. It's a bit of a trick to open the case. If you look at the picture you have the drill bit side, and a plain side.
I purchase this product knowing better but I was only going to use it one time.I read some of the reviews and I should have payed attention I am old enough to know better but I guess I,m to young to resist.This is the biggest piece of crap that I have ever seen but I don't want my money back because this lesson was worth the price of the tool and shipping.
Don't get me wrong because it is most definitely worth the $7 dollars I paid. However if the diameter of the holes your drilling is important you may want to spend a little more. It says on back of the package that the bits are not made for a power drill and range from diameter sizes of 61 to 80. I am an engineer and do not know what 61 to 80 means without units. If you do then my bad.
Absolute junk. The collet is drilled off center so it will not drill straight. Very disappointed in this product. I would not recommend it to anyone. The bits are not bad but the holder is junk.
I enjoy making jewelry and am working with pearls. The holes were too small to get the chain thru and the drill I had purchased, well, the bits were too big. I have had extreme satisfaction with this small drill. One has to be careful in using the bits b/c they are a little fragile, giving their small size. Excellent purchase and I have purchased two! Has really simplified my work and decreased my stress!! !
Excellent tools for us hobbyist.Very functional and handy to use. Light weight and with a good grip,Solid construction, should last a long time, if not abused.Very good selection of bits for different size of holes.The bits are very good, sharp for easy drilling.Not sure if anyone want to clip this to shirt pocket like a pen. But the clip does function well to stop the drill from rolling off the table and then break the bit in the process.Highly recommended
I liked the price tag on these small gauge drill bits. I usually see a set almost a like for $20.00, and up. The pen vice is not like pictured. It is a bit shorter, and wider of a pen. The vice unscrews in two places. One in the spot in the top to show a hidden two sided drill chuck. Then the second spot at the bottom where you have your main drill chuck. The pen comes with two chucks that are double sided.
Answer: yes