3-Speed Cordless Mini Drill Pen With 10 Small Drill Bits,Rechargeable Electric Hand Drill Pin Vise,Resin Drill Set For Jewelry Making, Resin, Plastic, Wood, Keychains DIY (BLUE)

This cordless mini drill pen is exactly what I needed for my small DIY and resin projects. It’s compact, lightweight, and very comfortable to hold—almost like using a pen, which gives you great control for detailed work. The 3-speed settings are a huge advantage. I can easily switch speeds depending on the material, whether I’m working with resin, plastic, wood, or small jewelry pieces. It drills clean, precise holes without cracking or damaging delicate items. The included drill bits are a nice bonus and cover most of my needs right out of the box. Battery life is solid as well—I was able to complete multiple projects on a single charge, and recharging is quick and convenient. What really impressed me is how beginner-friendly it is while still being effective enough for more experienced DIYers. If you’re into making keychains, jewelry, or detailed craft work, this tool is a must-have. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-use mini drill!

I picked this up for small electronics and hobby work, mostly expecting something pretty light-duty. It’s a lot more capable than I thought it would be. For something this small, it’s actually got a decent amount of power. I’ve used it for drilling small holes in plastic and a few light materials for projects, and it handled that without any trouble. The pen-style design makes it easy to control, especially when you’re working on tiny parts where a full-size drill would be overkill. The different speed settings are useful depending on what you’re working on, and the included bits are a nice starter set. It’s obviously not meant for heavy-duty work, but for small, precise jobs it does really well. Definitely impressed with how much power they packed into something this compact.

I use this cordless mini drill mainly for epoxy resin DIY projects, as well as for wood and cardboard. It holds small drill bits very securely, which was a big problem with my previous cheap drill. I drilled holes in epoxy resin figurines using very small bits, and the result was clean and precise. The drill runs smoothly, without jerks or noticeable vibration. I mostly use the first two speed settings, and they are more than enough for detailed work. It feels solid in hand — slightly heavy, but that actually helps with control. The body is comfortable to hold, and one-handed operation is easy, though I still prefer to secure small pieces while working. Changing bits with the included hex key works, but it’s not the most convenient. Being cordless is a big plus. I also tested a sanding attachment from my manicure drill set, and it fit perfectly. Great price-to-quality ratio. A good option for beginners and DIY projects that require precision

Small enough if you only do an occasional drilling. The cutting blade worked good. Charge seems to last a while. Not very loud, but you can tell it's on. Easy to hold. A nice selection of accessories. Doesn't like anything really thick.

What a great little tool! We used it for a girl scout project where we needed small holes through a hard plastic. Also great for going through many other materials, wood, denim, tin! Super easy to use.

I bought this because the description, and video, showed it able to drill into stone. I thought, "worst that happens," it cost $20." Out of the box, I grabbed a medium sized wooden dowel to try it on, since it said it can be used for wood. It took me nearly half an hour (not counting the recharge time!) to get through the dowel, and at one point got so hot that I had to turn it off because it was burning my fingers. It got bound up every two seconds or less, often stopping and turning off completely if I didn't back up quickly enough. As you can imagine...it made for a VERY uneven cut! Using the smallest drill bit, it DID go through the same dowel relatively quickly after all that, only binding up two or three times. Using that same bit on the top of a pill bottle, which a Dremel would go through in only a second, took nearly 10 seconds. The most disappointing thing however, is that the video shows it cutting through stone. One of the reasons I wanted a new drill, after my poor Dremel seized up a few months ago, is because I wanted to drill through some geode slices for my jewelry projects. It didn't even SCRATCH the surface...much less go through them. And that was after nearly a full minute of trying. Definitely a return. Luckily...I didn't set my expectations too high, so I can honestly say I'm not TOO disappointed.

A little underpowered. I purchased this unit to drill 1/16" holes in leather and it really bogs down the little drill. Also, by being bogged down, the charge is sucked away pretty quick. Probably works great on models and other small plastic hobbies though.

I was traveling internationally, to Ethiopia, to visit my mother-in-law. There was some work to be done at her house, but I was not able to bring my big drill along for those tasks. So I purchased this small drill to help with the preparation of some of the items I needed to work on and it was perfect for the jobs I needed to get done. Easy to charge. Easy to use. And not an issue with the TSA. It is not designed for heavy work, so be gentle with the unit. It did what I needed it to do and I hope to get more use out of it in the future.

Don't expect to drill through hardwood but it does work quite well. I have used it mainly to drill holes in driftwood and bark. Also used to make grooves or enlarge holes. So much handier than getting the big drill out.

Did the job

Excelente producto

Working well

Three speed control helps when drilling model kit plastic as the slow speed doesn’t heat up and melt the plastic. Very pleased