The Army Painter, miniatura y modelo de taladro

I love the design of the toolkit I received, but it's not a usable tool. Par for the course on Amazon, where the only thing that matters is financial power and the production of global harm (not of me or consumers necessarily, but harm of workers and product suppliers). Such a glut of pretend products... guess I've learned my lesson?Anyway, I love the red tool body of what I received, and the plastic bit holder looks really nice. None of the bits actually fit in the tool head. When I tried to open it, it broke. Oops, my bad. I'll keep these items, sure. They're not bad findings, and I like the aesthetic—maybe I can replace the broken part and still get some use out of the rest. Unfortunately this purchase did not meet my needs, and I still need an actual drill.The bits themselves don't …

This drill worked perfectly for my Warhammer figures. One of the tips is just the right size to make a hole for 2x1mm magnets (typical joint sizes for citadel models, I believe), which can also be bought on Amazon for cheap. This was my first magnetizing project, and this drill helped make it super easy. If that's what you're trying to do, then "Yes" is the answer to your question; this is the affordable hand drill for you.

Has helped a ton with pinning and getting needed holes in metal minis that I got from Dark Sword miniatures. I like how it stores the various bit holders, though I wish it had a built in storage solution for the bits themselves. Having to keep those things together can be a pain.My only real complaint is that the smallest bit doesn't seem to hold very will with any of the bit holders. The smallest bit holder can keep it stable, but when any meaningful amount of pressure is applied the bit falls back into the drill body.

The media and those that purport contempt for these purveyors of syrup-coated gossip pieces masquerading as "news" can both agree on the simple fact that the times, they are indeed a-changing.As such as it was when I found myself in a quandary that I needed special tooling. Special tooling for a special job. Recently I had begun to embark on the road often traveled and that is embroiling myself into the seedy underbelly of Warhammer miniature painting. These small, highly detailed bits of plastic, when assembled by people of grit are truly inspirational. The same people then slather a fine coating of paint on these tiny Michelangelo's "David" sculpture and inspiration turns into admiration.These small sculptures need assembly and sure, any Rube can plaster these in figures into a cocoon …

Haven't had any bad expirence with this yet. Works exactly as expected. Have to change the heads and make it looser or tighter depending on what size drill you need to use. So far have used to drill holes into plastic models for pinning and into same models to create holes in firearms (think bolt guns in 40k minis). Different drills store away in little plastic container that comes with it. Have had it for lil over a week but seems durable enough that I won't be buying another anytime soon. If it breaks will update the review. Overall great product for price and works well. Would recommend to anyone who is looking for a modeling drill. (I by no means am an expert a little over a year in the hobby, so ymv.)

Ah jeez, what can I say about this thing?Oh yeah, "Best Investment I've Made in Awhile."But seriously, this thing has a bit that's perfect for drilling out bolter barrels and all manner of other things.As for everyone saying that the bits don't fit into the drill properly; this drill comes with 4 different sized chucks that can be fitted into the drill's head in order to properly hold the various drill bits.It's a solid piece for a solid price, and I highly recommend it; it fits nicely in my hand and it feels very comfortable to use.

Awesome hand drill. Will hold many differnt size bits. Nothing huge, but I was able to fix an 1/8' drill bit, and there are different couplers to use your larger bit. Nothing too large, but certainly your craft bit will work fine. Comes with bits, all smaller than 1/8"

The part that holds the bits is very firm, so not all bits fit very well... you can make it work, but it feels as though it wasn't designed to work with the bits it comes with...