Mudder 37 Pieces Hand Twist Drill Tool Set, Miniature Pin Vise Drill Bit, Bench Vice for Craft Carving Resin DIY Jewelry Making(0.3-1.2 Mm)

The mini vise holds items securely, and the drill bits are sharp and varied. Perfect for jewelry making, crafts, and small DIY projects. Easy to use and well-made. Highly recommended

This is great for drilling small holes when making dollhouse furniture. The only problem is you have to be very careful with the smaller bits. They break very easy. Don't put too much preaching on them.

Nice little kid I probably won’t use it much but it’s nice to have it around

I love this! The bits are very strong. I have used it on seashells, stones and leather and have had no problems at all. It has a little tiny vice that goes with it so you can hold everything perfectly still while working.

They give you a lot of stuff in this package for not a lot of money. Which means you get what you pay for. My watch band pin broke off in the case of the watch, requiring a small bit of hand drilling to get the pin out. Using nothing but minimal hand pressure to dislodge broken pin head, 3 different bits broke off at or near collar. The vise included is handy for holding small items in place but was not particularly suitable to hold watch case as it kept slipping out. Not unhappy with purchase but overall quality is mediocre.

This was a very good price and is working well with a great selection of sizes. When I initially opened the package one of the tiniest bits went flying and I literally never found it (for all I know since it's like a needle, I or my dog will find it embedded in a foot at some point. Thankfully there are duplicates. The bit's are super pointy/sharp but they have a good point and work well. I use them on baked polymer clay of lots of thicknesses and on baked polymer clay that also has cured UV resin applied too.

Great mixture of small drill bits.

As others have commented and pictured, the drill bits are weak and break easily. They all have an 1/8 inch shank and work best in a Dremel, but no way can you use them by hand. You can’t hold them straight long enough not to break.But, my main complaint is the vise, which I have been trying to incorporate into my projects for several months now. The tolerances in the screw and sliding jaw are so loose the the jaw wobbles back and forth about 20 degrees laterally. The jaws themselves are not serrated in any way, but are coated with very smooth black epoxy paint (or maybe a powder coating), and are so slippery that, between the wobbly jaw and the very smooth jaw faces, that this vice really doesn’t hold anything securely. Anything you put in it just pops out when you apply pressure to the work piece. The screw-in roller knobs at the top will hold a piece of pipe, dowel, rod, etc., if you crank hard enough, but even then, don’t be surprised if your workpiece moves when you apply force.All in all, just pretty disappointing.