Yakamoz 0.3mm Aluminum Portable Handheld: Compact and Versatile Precision Tool Review

I'm having trouble with my small diameter drill chuck and have to drill a lot of small holes. 1/2" and 3/8" chucks do not tightly fit 1/32" or smaller drills. The Yakamoz drill has a small chuck that can easily handle small drills. This is a hand tool, therefore you have to be careful to drill at right angles to the work piece and not bend the little bits.I have a small homemade clamp that supports the rig motor on a horizontal slide.It has a small vertical "table" in the right one Angle to the

I am building model airplanes for a hobby - think it's a bit of woodwork or carpentry. I bought this tool to keep on my workbench for starting holes (for marking the centers of large holes) and small holes in softwood. For this purpose it works great. Unfortunately, after less than two hours of actual use / over three months of running time, the electrical connection has come loose and the drill is not working. The tool comes with a wall charger (actually it runs on 5 volts and you can use…

Bought for model building and very satisfied. It's nicely finished and looks solidly built. The biggest plus for me is that the drill chuck closes very tightly and holds the drill precisely. So often the mini-chucks either don't fit snugly enough to accommodate a very small drill, or the jaws don't close evenly, causing the drill to wobble. It is advertised as closing to 0.34mm. I don't have a bit that small, but it worked great with a 0.5mm bit with minimal wobble. A few small suggestions for…