Migiwata Aluminum Alloy Miniature Hand Tool Set with 1 Three-Jaw Chuck and Hex End Pin Vise and 10 Twist Drill Bits for Delicate Manual Work - DiZiWoods Store







Designed for most precision drilling and holding duties, this pin vise is probably the most versatile one.

With a 3-jaw drill chuck on the head of the device, the swivel pin vise will deal with most jobs in much less time.
The knurled deal with holds any device as much as 1/eight-inch diameter with out slipping.
The hex finish of this pin vise rotates individually from the deal with for straightforward turning.

The pin vise, additionally referred to as miniature drill or twist drill, is a helpful, pretty cheap software from the specialised hand instruments for miniature woodwork for anybody who works with small scale miniatures, fashions or dollhouse miniatures or with wire for jewellery.

This merchandise comes as a set. In addition to of the pin vise, you will get 10 items of twist drill bit, diameters starting from zero.8mm to 2.8mm.

Key Options:
1. Full aluminum alloy hand drill physique with knurled surfaces and excessive-velocity metal twist drill
2. Clamping vary of three-jaw chuck: zero.three-three.2mm Exact, correct and environment friendly
three. Advisable for jewelers, lapidary, hobbies and crafts, modeling, house restore, and so on.
four. Don"t match for hard stuff like metal, iron and stone
5. Good for drilling in wood, horn, amber, olive, walnut, plastic and different supplies.
6. Shade :Black drill physique and silver drill bits

What you will get:
Pin Vise x 1pc
zero.8mm twist drill bits x 2pcs
1.4mm twist drill bits x 2pcs
1.8mm twist drill bits x 2pcs
2.4mm twist drill bits x 2pcs
2.8mm twist drill bits x 2pcs

Guarantee : Inside ninety days product high quality is just not utterly glad, please CONTACT US, one hundred% refund.Consists of 1 piece of hand drill and 10 items of twist drill bits in 5 totally different sizes (2 x 2.8mm, 2 x 2.4mm, 2 x 1.8mm, 2 x 1.4mm, 2 x zero.8mm)
Pin vise and chuck are made from aluminum alloy; Twist drill bits are product of excessive velocity metal; The knurled deal with and hex formed swivel finish is designed for consolation and grip. Swivel finish for straightforward guide drilling.
Adjustable three Jaw hardened metal chuck to tightly grip small drills, deburrers, wires and reamers whose diameter is between zero.2 and three.four mm (or 1/ sixty four to 9/ sixty four inches)
Holds Drill & Router bits for exact hand drilling and shaping of supplies. Good for conditions the place a regular hand drill or drill press is just too cumbersome, comparable to digital assembling, device-making, mannequin making and so on.
Please discover that the pin vise is a guide software as an alternative of an influence software and the twist drill bits cannot be utilized to drill in materials as hard as metal, iron and stone









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