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Essential when working with polymer clay. The drills, which come in a small plastic box, are very good. The same shaft diameter makes it easy to switch between different sizes. I also have a precision electric drill but it wobbles making it difficult to find the exact spot. I spent many hours creating a precise hole before firing the clay and then attempted to size it to the desired size using a few other tools. This even damaged a few pieces. I wish I had received it sooner. The original order

The drill itself is fairly easy to set up and use. For some of the larger diameter drill bits, I had to pre-drill the smaller drill bits to allow the larger drill bits to go through the wood. Otherwise it will be difficult to get enough momentum to start a hole. There are two sets of bits in the box: a larger diameter set, closer to what I'm used to from my drill press, and a smaller set, some of which are as thin as needles. The smaller ones are brittle and I have half a click the first time I

Pin Vise is a bit flimsy and cheap, but it does the job with larger bits. Smaller diameter bits, not so much. The mini drills I've used so far work perfectly. Twist drills are bullshit as they are blunt, "sharp" off center and can't even drill holes in soft plastic. Every time I need to drill a hole, I grab a twist drill bit that's the right size, "admire" its extremely rough workmanship (looks like it was gnawed by a rat), and naively try to drill a hole in soft plastic , only to fail... take…