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6 Piece Drill Set with Handle

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Price:$15.53

Item #:DR209

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1 - 2 $15.53 3 - 5 $14.75 6+ $13.98

Specifications

Length: 4"
Width: 3/8"
Material: Anodized Aluminium
_HIDE_KEY_1: Drills store neatly into the handle
_HIDE_KEY_2: Parts are rust-free aluminum
_HIDE_KEY_3: Chuck which is black oxide tool steel

Popular sized American made HSS drills in a blue anodized 3/8" diameter barrel with pocket clip which prevents rolling. Drills store neatly into the handle which is well-knurled for a perfect grip. All machined parts are rust-free aluminum except for the chuck which is black oxide tool steel. The chuck is pressed into the barrel so that it cannot turn, yet opens easily to change drills. Includes six (6) Drills, sizes 52 thru 74.

Overall length: 4"
Drills included: 52, 56, 60, 66, 70, 74
Material: Anodized Aluminum
Country of origin: Asia (handle)
Country of origin: USA (Drills)

Customer Reviews

Manually operated, no battery

Would have been helpful if this information had been more prominent. I cant use this thing. money wasted.

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Reviewed by: angela from omaha. on 12/15/2018

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Q: how do you use the drill?

Asked by: angela piceno - 6/13/2017

A: This is a twist drill. Hold the bit to the section you would like to drill and twist.

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Answer provided by: Kevin F. (6/13/2017)

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Q: Hi. Is this mechanized? I need to drill through glaze can I use a diamond rill bit? Do you sell them> I need it to be very fine. Thanks so much. Best regards, Taleen

Asked by: taleen - 7/4/2017

A: This is a hand drill, it is not powered by batteries or electricity. The smallest diamond coated drill bit we carry is this 1mm Twist Drill Bit.

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Answer provided by: Kevin F. (7/5/2017)

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Q: Is this drill good to drill hole on pearls?

Asked by: Nilda Garcia - 3/24/2018

A: yes, it will drill pearls, but if you are drilling more than a few we would recommend a power drill such as our PO270 Flex Shaft System.

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Answer provided by: Ken R. (3/26/2018)

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Q: Will it drill through sea shells?

Asked by: Dee - 4/19/2018

A: Yes, it will drill through shell. For drilling through harder materials check out our diamond tipped drills such as DR200.

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Answer provided by: Ken R. (4/20/2018)

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Q: How is this drill different from or the same as a pin vise? Can they be used interchangeably?

Asked by: Carole J Rose - 11/23/2017

A: The barrel that houses all of these drills (as well as being a handle for them) is indeed like a pin vise and can be treated the same way.

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Answer provided by: JewelrySupply (1/15/2018)

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Q: Hi. I need a drill to drill a small hole into metal so I can glue in swarovski crystals. Will this drill do the job?

Asked by: Lia Lee - 4/16/2018

A: Yes this hand drill is perfect for making small holes in metal.

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Answer provided by: Jewelry Supply (4/16/2018)

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Q: Can you twist wire with this drill?

Asked by: Carole J Rose - 11/23/2017

A: it is probably too small to use as a wire twister. Use WT100 or DR330 for this purpose.

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Answer provided by: Ken Roberts (11/26/2017)

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Q: Will it work for raw quartz crystals and stones? Also will it drill thought coins?

Asked by: Ash - 11/6/2021

A: This tool is meant for light weight work and drilling. It isn't motorized. It will work on coins. For stones we recommend using a diamond tip drill bit to prevent breaking and cracking.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (11/9/2021)

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