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Micro Jewelry Drill Bit 6-Pack

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Micro Jewelry Drill Bit 6-Pack
Micro Jewelry Drill Bit 6-Pack by Abrasive Technology
$79.95 USD
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Great For Jewelry Making
Our fused glass instructors have found these drill bits to be the best for jewelry making. They loved the small size and fine holes they were able to drill in glass. A very handy tool for glass jewelry artists. Includes six micro drill bits, three 1.1 mm and three 1.4 mm. Attaches easily to a Rotary Tool, such as #67310, Dremel, or standard electric drill using Micro Chuck #76412.

Pendants made by Jen Olsen and Jaime Dobson.

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Pros : I liked the variety of sizes. Makes drilling tiny holes a breeze.
Cons : Don't last very long. Made it through maybe 8 single layer (1/8") pieces. I thought using molding clay for a dam and using water helped, but still went through them pretty quickly.
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Pros : They make a very smooth hole in my glass for stringing my windchimes. Thank You!
Cons : They don't last as long as I would like.
Other Thoughts : Since they come in a plastic case, maybe they could be shipped in a padded envelope when that is the only item being shipped. It is very expensive to ship in a big box.
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