🔧 Craft Your Masterpiece with Precision!
The AUTOTOOLHOME Mini DC 12V Electric Hand Drill is a compact and powerful tool designed for DIY enthusiasts. With a maximum speed of 22,000 RPM and a lightweight design, this drill is perfect for precision tasks on various materials, including wood and plastic. The kit includes a DC motor, drill chuck, quick connection terminal, and 10 twist bits, making it an all-in-one solution for your crafting needs.
Brand | AUTOTOOLHOME |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Maximum Rotational Speed | 22000 RPM |
Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
Amperage | 1 Amps |
Maximum Chuck Size | 0.15 Inches |
Color | Metallic |
Included Components | DC Motor, Drill Chuck, Quick Connection Terminal, 10pcs Twist Bits, Bit Key |
Special Feature | 锁定速度按钮 |
Product Dimensions | 1.57"L x 0.12"W x 0.39"H |
Material | Metal |
Maximum Torque | 6 Newton Meters |
Speed | 22000 RPM |
Item Weight | 0.17 Kilograms |
Maximum Power | 20 Watts |
Item Torque | 6E+2 Centimeter Kilograms |
Drill Type | Basic Drill |
Battery Capacity | 500 Milliamp Hours |
Is Electric | Yes |
UPC | 610600978625 |
Drilling Capacity Wood | 0.16 Inches |
Manufacturer | JYC International Trade Co., Ltd. |
Drilling Capacity Metal | 0.14 Inches |
Part Number | ZH0297 |
Item Weight | 6 ounces |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | mini electric drill |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Shape | Circular |
Wattage | 20 watts |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Special Features | 锁定速度按钮 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium |
P**X
Pleasantly Surprised
I needed a micro drill but my toy budget is severely limited. I saw this and thought "Well, for $11, what the heck. If it doesn't work, I can always use the motor for something." Well, it works! I really thought the chuck would be crude and inaccurate but it works as well as any drill chuck I have. The motor has plenty of power for the tiny drills it will be using. It DOES turn a bit fast, but an inexpensive DC motor controller will fix that. The adapter to mount the chuck to the motor shaft needs to be snugged up occasionally, but that's minor.
T**D
Great Electric Drill Motor kit
This is a very nice simple 12v electric motor drill kitLIKES:1. SIMPLE kit...GREAT FOR DIY2. INCLUDED NEEDED ACCESSORIES such as the INCLUDED DRILL CHUCK3. SIMPLE to set up and FUNCTIONS GREATDISLIKES:1. Product does NOT INCLUDE a On/Off switch and it would be nice if this kit had a way to adjust the rpm speed for this Electric Drill Motor within the kit
C**N
Awesome idea and much stronger than you'd think
Great for trying to drill in very tight spots like inside of speaker boxes
R**
Good but deforms easily be careful!
Pretty good for the money, I built a little to start tool with mine. Keep in mind the shaft is very narrow about 2mm if you use it in a similar fashion( which I imagine everyone will) you need additional support because the simple action of using the chuck to tighten the jaws will bend the motor armature
A**I
Nice Surprise!
For the price, this is nice for drilling very small holes in wood or plastic.Being powered by 12vdc max it can't be expected to develop a great amount of torque.It is what you see! Very simple and will need a power source, to which I added an on-off switch.Would not use commercially but great for model building and tinkers!
S**S
Great motor
This is a fantastic motor, I suggest 2 or more amps.
R**B
Good motors, but the chuck mount is not centered.
Good motors, but the chuck mount is not centered causing a lot of vibration. A little too wobbly for what I needed.I wanted to make a miniature drill press using these motors and chuck. It wouldn't work with the amount of play this has.I had to make my own chuck mount to make it right.
M**S
Handy tool.
This is the handiest darn tool I think I've ever had. While my Dremel is mounted in a press for PCB drilling I keep this one at my work bench for touch up work on the PCBs. Just have it running on 12V from a lab power supply. I also like the key for tightning the bit. The Dremel has a twist type collet which you really need a wrench for to get the bit tight but the key works better.
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