Upgrade Your Tool Kit With The Hymnorq Keyless 3-Jaw Drill Chuck Adapter For Precise Drilling And Milling Review

Seems well made enough for my purposes which is to accommodate very small drill bits for small specialty projects. Hymnorq chuck closes securely onto my small drill bits and its shank fits my power drill chuck. There is a very faint wobble at high speed. Likely due to an imprecise fit of its shank into my power drill but NOT the fault of the product. Negligible issue. Works fine.Product description led me to believe it was a quick realease chuck. It is not. You turn the chuck to tighten the…

This is a quality mini bit chuck. I have used it on some of my smallest bits and it holds well and easy to open/close.Good price and quick shipping.

It's fine. It doesn't lock in to my quick release drill(the notch doesn't line up right), so it comes out sometimes while working. I was still able to get the job done, and it WAS helpful. Overall, not a bad product.

The small keyless drill bit chuck works great in my bench top drill press. I use very small drill bits to drill holes for my scroll saw patterns. These small drill bits would not fit in the drill press chuck. I can load the small chuck into the drill press and put the small drill bits in it with no chuck key. Very easy and saves me time.

Somewhat functional but: did not fit chuck well (would not lock in in some orientations) was not true I.E. tool wobbled a great deal.

It’s a well made, solid, and good to have piece that would replace the need to carry another drill in your tools bag. Yet, it is a little bit too small to hold thicker drill bits as a step drill bit.

This piece holds the drill bit in place, at first you may have an issue unscrewing the parts to allow the bit to go in and screw it tight enough to hold in placeafter putting it into a drill this sometimes slides forward and back depending on how you're positioned and usage.i've only used this on smaller bits for lumberOverall it works, you can hold the bits in place. Can be janky at times and a slight learning curve when using it for the first time but gets the job done.

This review is for the Black Mini Chuck, which arrived defective - the jaws didn't close evenly or smoothly, making it very difficult to seat the bit, and it wouldn't sit straight, making it useless.However, the seller, Migiwata, sent me the silver one as a replacement, which works great, hence the 3 stars. The chuck housing is also different - not just color, but the material seems lighter and the textured grip is different styling.I'd avoid the Black Mini Chuck (0 stars) and get the Silver…

It’s nice looking but does not do the job it is intended to do.Does not grip tight enough to keep drill from spinning. As soon as the drill starts to spin the chuck loosens up completely.

The worst product, broke literally on its first use. Inexpensive but cheap. Save your pennies and buy anothee product.

I purchased a drill press only to find out the chuck has beveled jaws and will not hold small bits. This is the perfect cost effective solution. It seems like a nice quality chuck.

Nice, well made unit. Shipped promptly. I'n using it for 1-2mm diamond drills to drill cabochons for jewelry and it has worked well.

I needed a drill chuck that I could use micro sized bits in , this works very well and seems like it is built to last That's my feedback.

I was hoping that I would get one that was true and accurate but I didn't.It was about 2mm off center which made it impossible to drill straight and accurate holes. The shaft was perfect but the actual chuck was manufactured crooked so any drill bit inserted was at least 2mm off with excessive run out. When you are drilling 3 & 4 mm holes, you can't have that error or else you will ruin your work!I ended up purchasing the DeWalt DW0521 for $29.95 from Lowes. It was perfect, true and…

This is a great idea but like others of this type,, this is not repeat not a sturdyproduct, the threads internally strip on the first or second use, Istupidly bought 2. , and you stand likely to also loose the drill bit you put into it.do not buy, or in other words, do not buy

Great little chuck. None of my drills can chuck a drill bit smaller than 1/16 of an inch. This chucks most of my number drill set, down to the smallest one. I use it with small number size bits to drill out the aluminum from my welding tip.On a side note: I purchased a mini chuck from mcMaster Carr a while ago and I like this one better, because the one from McMaster Carr (while very nice) is too small. Some of my drill bits are too big for it and are too small for my battery drills.So, I still

I wanted this small chuck for a specific purpose, to securely hold small diameter aluminum rod that i needed to work on. I was happy with the construction and it does hold my stock securely.