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I always wonder when I receive a product like this where there are several alternatives for sale that all look identical and vary only by price or by the number of accessories supplied whether I should have gone with the one that had the most accessories. In this case the prices of the alternatives were all fairly similar (Prime) but some had many more drills supplied than this one.The big question is - are they all the same drill but just different suppliers ?So I started to read the reviews of them and many said they were quite good but very crude. There were also quite a few very critical comments on some of them saying they were very badly made. Then I came across this one which had nearly all positive reviews but the downside was that there were not many drill bits included. I know they will not be fantastic quality but I will rarely use them and the fact remains that if I break one and need a replacement there and then I will have to pay a small fortune for one at a DIY shed (probable not a lot less than this whole drill cost albeit much better quality). I decided that there may be a difference between the drills and so I decided to get this one and a cheapo set of small drills.Now the important bit. The drill arrived earlier and I am very pleased. It is so simple it is hard to see how how much could go wrong. The little chuck has 3 jaws and it worked well but I still lightly greased it. The tool itself has nice crisp machining and the rotating top piece has a satisfying soft click as you turn it.So I still do not know if they are all the same but I can say that this one is good value for money.

Hopefully, you are not buying this for the drill bits - you'll need to throw them straight in the bin - a token effort at producing something that looks like a drill bit from cheap metal with no cutting surface.The tool itself is probably worth it though at £6, even if it is cheap chinese 'engineering'.Jaws look like pretty soft metal, but this is only for light work, so acceptable at this price.

For the money, this is great value. The smaller drill bits bend very easily and are not sharp but this aside it's great for plastic modelling, especially with better quality drill bits.

After looking around and reading other reviews for similar items and noticing that this one had no negative reviews I decided to get it.After all at the price it’s not a lot to gamble on.I had received a set of metal wolves and these being metal war gaming figs the joints aren’t always up to the job of holding the parts together, purely because of the weight of the parts. So some pinning of the bits was needed to add extra strength.The drill itself is sturdy and easy to use, feels good in the hand and turns without grinding. The bit is held firmly in place and is tightened by hand.You get 6 bits with the set, much less than most others on sale, but the quality is good. For the job of drilling small holes in soft metal they are up to the job.It seems that in reality it’s only 3 bits but you get 2 of each size.If you’re looking for a pin drill then as a modeller you won’t really go wrong with this one.

I liked it was small and compact. It does not grip the drill bit under heavy pressure. I was looking for a push drill. For doors and plasterboard it’s good. But awkward for me due to arthritis in hands. Did the job I needed it for. Now destined to be a Xmas cracker gift.

I like it because it is portable.

Easy to use, value for money, great little tool.

The little tool itself does a passable job, but the drill bits are completely blunt and ineffective.