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Pocket Drill Set

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Pocket Drill Set
$33.95 USD
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  • High quality Swiss made hand drill
  • Drill holes or divots in your metal clay projects with this hand drill set
  • Convenient design keeps everything together - extra bits store inside the handle
  • Includes 6 drill bits, chuck, and handle with cross-hatched grip
  • Rust-free aluminum construction, 3/8" diameter
  • Handy pocket clip to keep tool at hand and prevent rolling on flat surfaces
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Product Description

Premium Swiss Made Tool
Hand drill tiny holes and divots into dried PMC pieces for attaching findings and setting CZ stones. Set of 6 drills store neatly in the handle. Use with rubber polishing block #67008 to support metal clay pieces while creating and finishing holes as shown in additonal images.

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Pros : This is great for times when you don't need or can't take a Dremel. I used it to drill pearls for a rosary. It works well, is easy to use, and is self-contained.
Cons : None. It does what it is designed to do.
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Pros : Works great, handy and easy to use
Cons : Can't think of any
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