AM ARROWMAX 5-Speed Mini Electric Drill Pen with Benchtop Press, 10 Small Bits with Aluminium Box, LED Lights, OLED Display, Resin Drill Set For Jewelry Making, Plastic, Wood

Great little drill. Charges fast. Light is a big plus. Super easy to use in tight spaces. I had to make a repair under the dash of my vintage Chevy and this little gem saved me hours of hassle and frustration.

I have been using pin vices for drilling holes in my GE minis to add more realism and lately, it has been difficult to use them. I had bought the is a couple of months and began using this drill set to help with getting the holes drilled. I like the power and speed of how quickly I can drill the holes I need and the sizes are perfect for my needs. I also like how easy it is to switch drill bits and the quality is perfect for my needs. The power button can be a little difficult to get used to, but I need the functionality this drill gives me and the ease of what I am currently working on. The only thing I recommend is that I had to scrape out a guide hole to get the precision I needed, but once I did that accurately, perfect holes every time.

Great little drill! Only works with bits that have a 3/32 shank though. I bought a set of small bits that have 1/8 shanks. 1/8 shanks are too big. The drill does not have a removeable chuck and it is made for only 3/32. Works great for plastic, wood, resin.

it only get 4 starts cuz it does have one fatal flaw. no matter how tight you secure the drill to the base....when you push down on the swing arm...the drill will slip out of the case. the problem is, if you drilling into something that requires more pressure to get thru it than using the swing arm will fail....instead simply place hand on top of the drill to press down and this will help push thru your material. I use it on leather. I make knife sheaths. the drill gets thru it fine but it wont work with the swing arm. the swing arm is great to get the hole started, after that i press down from the top. otherwise everything seems quality. great presentation. all metal, slim, portable. great for small projects. imo they need to redesign how the drill secures the the base because it will slip out of its casing which its big weakness

My 3rd buy from these guys. Good quality product. I would recommend it for small electronics projects.

I had such high hopes for this drill. I got it, the packaging was excellent. The way the drill bits are labeled and magnetic in the case is great. I used it once and it did the job of drilling small pilot holes in the wood frames for my art. Put it away for some time. then took it out again and it was out of power. Plugged it in using the included cord and the light came on that it was charging. Came back an hour later and the entire unit was dead. It will not turn on. It will not accept charge. This is now an almost worthless piece of junk. I will have to try to find a drill that can accept all the bits becasue they are the best thing about it.

The build quality is exceptional and the same holds true for the PCB drill bits. I would have given this 5 stars, however the automatic reverse is more than an annoyance - it's a hinderance. The drill does work flawlessly for drilling through copper clad boards (PCBs), however due to the automatic reverse "feature" it takes me considerably more time to complete that it otherwise would. This could be rectified with a firmware update to allow the user to chose whether the drill powers off (desired behavior) or goes into reverse (maybe; I'll haven't disassembled the drill yet to see what components it has inside - if it's using strictly TTL to accomplish this without a microcontroller, then there is nothing that can be done). That being said, the drill is otherwise very well made. It has weight to it - not so much that it becomes uncomfortable to use, but just enough that it doesn't feel cheap and flimsy - and runs an extremely long time on a single charge. As a frame of reference, I have used it to drill through roughly 27 copper clad boards that are about the size of a PCB for a guitar pedal (approximately 2" x 4", or 5mm x 9.5mm) and it is still at a full charge. Each hole was drilled twice - once for the 0.4mm pilot hole and another for the final desired size (0.7mm - 1.1mm). If the drill could be altered/modified to prevent automatic reverse, I would say this is well worth the price. Even despite that flaw, this is my go-to choice for drilling small holes through this type of material (copper and fiberglass). The PCB drill bits do get noticeably duller, but not to the point that they significantly impact my workflow.

I needed this tool to do some carful drilling in an RC Body. The bits of course are very sharp and in combination with the drill motor worked well. it has 4 functions of speed for the drill, and a reverse function for backing bits out that are stuck or using a reverse drill bit. it is a very handy tool, you may not need it every day but is nice to have when you do need it. the pricing is right for a Quality tool like this,

Building model wooden ships and this small drill is exactly what I needed for low speed drilling

Awesome, we'll built tool

Seemed to work okay for 10 minutes, but I cannot get the device to charge. I tried using the included USBC cable attached to a wallwart, a laptop, a USB hub. I tried a laptop charging cable. I tried a different charging cable. No change. So it's useless.

Stopped working at very first time. After drilling just 5 (!) holes in a thin plywood plate, this device just stopped operating. I tried to recharge it - no effect. Some quiet rumbling from inside and that's it. $100 toy. Think twice.