wowstick Mini Electric Screwdriver 11 In 1,Rechargeable Multifunctional Cordless Drill Kit, With 8 Drill Bits， One-Touch Control Pen Drill, Used For Drilling Tools, Diy, Wood,Jewelry Making

I was given this for a Christmas gift and I love it. I've drilled hundreds of holes to pin and drill out the barrels for my 40k armies and they seem to still do as well as the first day I got them. The drill bit sizes are perfect for most if not all barrels I have come across (Bolters, Shootas, Exhaust pipes, Lasguns, and many more). It is amazing how long it holds a charge. I don't know how to quantify it into something meaningful to you, but I have not had to charge it for drilling out an entire 2000 point armies worth of barrels, pinning, and etc. This product doesn't go without it's complaints from me though. The chuck for the bit feels a bit cheap. I was afraid I would break it at first, but I haven't had any issue yet. I needed to learn how to best apply pressure to this. The gear is one speed and lower torque than I think it should be. Here's some tips to have a better time using it: - ALWAYS punch a small hole with your hobby knife where you want the hole to be first. Without the hole, the drill will want to jump or travel off the point. With a small punch, it should grab and go where you want it. - ALWAYS start with a smaller drill than you want. This drill does not have the torque required for you to use the largest bit. This is based on my experience and only with resin and plastic. Going to the biggest drill head with plastic or resin is not a good plan. - Apply minimal pressure, let the drill do it's job. Putting too much pressure will make the drill stop at best or it may carve its own path in an undesired direction at worst. I made this mistake many times with barrels at first. - When working with resin, such as Forgeworld, be patient. That stuff is much harder than plastic and doesn't really let the drill "bite" as much. Also, wear a mask. - Tighten the chuck around the bit just below finger tight. Hope this helps!

I have used the Wowstick for approximately 1 month on various hobby projects requiring micro drilling and it has replaced my Dremel tool and my Proxxon Micromot for precision drilling. The tool is solidly constructed with a weighty but compact design. The torque is sufficient to drill most hard plastics and some wood without catching or snagging. I have not attempted metal yet. The bits are sturdy and have not broken after a month of regular use. The battery charge has been very good and it charges quickly, usually within 30 minutes for enough power to resume work. Overall, this is a 10 out of 10 for any hobbyist that works with small parts and needs a high level of control and precision.

Pretty good little drill. I am a little disappointed as it was advertised to me as being high torque and it's not, really. The chuck is plastic and a little flimsy and it's not really any better quality than any of the other electric pen-drills on the market. Still, definitely a worthwhile purchase.

This works way better than it should and has an excellent battery life.

I use it for table top minis. It's great for quickly drilling out the barrels of a miniatures gun. Nice selection of drill bits

Unsure at this time if it's a seller or product issue but all attempts to use this drill have resulted in failure. The fastener for the chuck is either improperly grooved or a defect because any bit secured in it spins in a small circle rather than remaining straight. Completely unusable piece of trash.

mine was not a screw driver, it is a mini drill for stuff like jewelry. looks like they replaced the product with a screw driver. for what its worth I love my little drill.

I bought this drill after seeing it used by a few Warhammer YouTubers, and I’ve found it very much to my liking. In the past I’ve drilled the barrels of guns on my Warhammer 40k miniatures using a hand-driven drill called a pin vise, which works fine for very tiny holes, but loses grip and slides to the side on bigger or deeper holes. I was nervous about using a powered drill on such fine work, but the beauty of this drill is that the motor is more powerful than your hand, but way less powerful than a drill you’d get at Home Depot, so there’s very little chance of pressing the button a second too long and ruining your model. If you have lots of barrels to drill or models to pin, you’ll enjoy this drill.

Fast Drill with low torque. This is a great buy and drills nicely. It is perfect for Model or resin 3D printed stuff. Charge lasts months. I use my several times a day and haven't had to charge it yet. Good drill bit selection. It saves lots of time compared to the manual drills.

Satisfied

great little tool for drilling out gun barrels and other items which need to be shown as open also comes in handy for drilling out windows in star ships which is very time consuming

Using this mostly for model building, namely Warhammer 40k and others, and it's perfect to drill holes effortlessly when converting models, bolter drilling, etc. Some smaller pieces will need a guiding hole by hand (with pin vice or the point of an xacto blade) to make sure it's well centered and that you won't ruin the bits, but otherwise you can go right in with it. Used mostly on plastic and resin so far, not sure I'd want to dull the drill bit on metal minis yet. Highly recommended!

Love this thing, small low speed drill. just what I needed