Fyi: Just remember when using these manual drills when drilling holes, start drilling with smaller bits and work your way up to the size you need. This will also keep you from making your hole too big. This may take a bit more time and effort. I find it to make drilling less frustrating and much easier. Just like using power drills. Their instructions tell you to start small and work your way up. Drill bits can over heat and break. Thank you for your video. It took me a bit to find it, I won't be returning my device now. I will be putting your link into my review, as I had purchased the first device you demonstrated and it has been in the drawer for almost 6 months now, because my husband and I couldn't figure out how to use it. None of these devices come with any kind of instructions, that's probably the biggest reason for their returns.🙂
Thank you so much for all your kind words and your fantastic words of advice I will put them into practice xxx I’m honoured you are putting my link into your review 💖🤗 thank you so much xx I’m glad I could be of some help to you xxx
Thank you so much! I needed this video. I bought this few years back but it came without any instructions. I fiddled around with it a few times but couldn’t get it to work. Since then its in my storeroom collecting dust, but now I will give it another go. It would be very handy for jewellery making! I personally use screw top test tubes to store those little bits and bobs - It might make things a bit easier.
I did the same! Thought it was broken or something. Now I find it's brilliant on plastic. I'm turning my sons' needle caps into end caps for jewellery (he's type 1 diabetic so I have an endless supply). It easily drills into the top of the cone, just need to trim off the lip at the base. I'm going to try and plastic primer on it and see what effects I can apply. Super tutorial thanks.
I’m so sorry I didn’t see your comment before x Sometimes comments get lost and I don’t get notifications x That’s a fantastic idea x What a great way to recycle them x My son has injections too so I totally think this is an amazing way of re using them xx Sending love 💖🤗 xxx Sorry once again I never meant to not answer xxx
Thank you I have a Sophie and toffee hand drill and had no idea there was another piece in the handle now I know why all my bits didn’t fit 😍 Thanx so much 💖
Thanks so much for this tutorial. The drill came with my epoxy craft kits and I did not know how to use it. I just subscribed to your channel. I am David from Nigeria.
Hi David it’s lovely to meet you 💖 xxx I am really pleased you found your way here 🤗 xx And super pleased I could be a little help xx Welcome to our little family if I can be of any help you only need ask 🥰 xxxx
Hey! Thank you for a very much needed and excellent explanation of the tools in such a calm manner; which was easy to follow and a pleasure to watch! Do you know how long it took to find you! Again, I want to say a humungous "Megladon" of a thank you for the calm tutorial if the hand drill! I thought I was losing my mind because the smallest drill part wasn't 'holding' but I watched your slow and relaxed stance, and hey-presto, I figured out where my issue was . Many other videos rush the assembly if the hand drill, which is mind a frustrating as I'm not wonder woman with 20 20 vision!! I noticed that you held it in place and screwed it in place also commenting not to put it down too far or too high. Wow your the only woman who took her time. So many thanks 👍😁 Kind regards, Fellow crafts girl xx
Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to write this 🤗 xx I’m so thankful I could help you and I’m honoured you liked my video x I find some people just rush through videos to put out content x I always try to think of the little things as sometimes they are the most important xx I am so pleased you have subscribed now we can’t loose each other again 😍 x If there is anything I can help you with please just ask x If I don’t know the answer il do my best to find out xx Sharing is caring xx My subscribers mean the world to me xxx
@@coobyliciouscrafts Hey it's my pleasure you deserve it after a well edited and informative video. In trained in art and design but tryst me, That small not drill was doing my tree right in so it goes to show doesn't it! Never mused one before until I needed it recently and without instructions, the tiny wee bit was lose and I must of fiddled until my fingers were done!!! So thanks. It's the ONLY part of the mini iron drill (silver not black edition...and the smallest drill bit) that doesn't sit snug and IS loose! Which I was fitting and holding but was convinced it wasn't right as all other parts sat firm in the head of the drill but you showed me I was doing it right and with that biy you had to hold it and THEN twist. I was doing thst but thought "nah, way would that part be different to all other drill sizes?".. .but no you did the same and said not to make it too high etc. All other videos showed that BUT was waaaaaay to fast to the point I watched several times! The word 'click bait' sprung to mind hah haha! Joking....👍😋 No seriously you took your time and showed me I wasn't wrong just needed verifying it and confirmed drill angle so cheers. Great stuff...I'm glad I found your clip otherwise I'd be in a bonkers mindset lol! Xx
Your very welcome I’m so glad I could help xxx This is the set I brought hope this helps ☺️ xxx www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B083BQDQ23/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Xxx
As these rely on wrist and hand power and they are craft drills so the material isn’t as strong as a big drill I am not sure they would have enough speed and strength to get through metal, they may get through very thin sheeting but I fear they would struggle with much more. I have not tried this so I cannot be sure xx Sorry I cannot be more help xx The little clamp could be used with a bigger drills as it has a nice little bit of weight to it and is very useful I use it quite often xxx Hope this info is useful xx
Ciao. Volevo semplicemente sapere se questi mini Trapani manuali sono veramente affidabili e duraturi, oltreché resistenti. Non vorrei ritrovarmi tra le mani un giocattolino 😅. Grazie mille se mi fai sapere. Un caro saluto a presto
Ciao, trovo che il mio piccolo nero sia più robusto di quello argento. Sono ottimi per l'artigianato e io ho usato il mio molte volte, ma se vuoi usarlo molto forse uno elettrico potrebbe avere più longevità ed essere più delicato sulle tue mani poiché le mie mani si stancano dopo un po' xx Spero che questo aiuti xx 💖🤗 xx
Thank you for this helpful video 👍 I was wondering have you ever used the 3D goldfish stickers in uv resin ? If not , would you consider doing a video on what you think of them 👍😊
Sorry for late reply huni xx Which part are you having an issue with ? xx Have you found the drill size you wanted and followed how I loaded the drill ready to use ? After it is loaded you use it in the same manner as the black one the only difference is the loading and the size pieces. If you are finding the drill bit is moving or sinking into the drill try a smaller size holder and tighten as best you can they can be tricky at times xx Hope this helps if not feel free to message back xx I don’t always get notifications on messages but il look out for your reply today xx
I don’t think these little drills would be strong enough for metal, perhaps the little thin craft sheets of metal but certainly not thick metal. My little drills wouldn’t be strong enough and I’m sure my hands wouldn’t be either. I will have a little go though and see 🤗 Thank you for watching xx
I am at a loss. My drill just pulsates back and forth. When I touch it ti the resin it just stops. I does not drill. I bought it on Amazon from Lets Resin.
do these go through glass, stone, bone? and if these are manual [yes] how do u keep the item straight held in place? I could hardly understand the names of your hand drills ... I guess u'd like me to go to your site. I will, so I can get up to speed --- I am glad you are successful --- but I found this a bit confusing as a on the horizon beginner
I just went to amazon, it says this manual hand drill will go through material I am interested in using --- I am just used to hearing of others having battery operated or cord for bone, claws, stone ... have you ever seen a bisson jaw? I dunno if a hand small drill will go through that
I’m sorry I don’t have a site I don’t sell these drills I’m just a crafter that shares my knowledge that I’ve learned with people to help xx I have never used them to go through such hard materials, if you have a steady gentle firm pressure they will go through surprisingly hard resin and plastic but as for glass and stone I am not sure xx I have never handled bone so I have no knowledge of how hard a material it is x I’m so sorry I can’t be more helpful but I don’t want to give you wrong advice or information x My best advice would be to message the sellers on Amazon and ask if they have any further information for you xxx I hope you find what your looking for xx 💖 xx
I’m sorry this video is on my old camera and it didn’t have a little viewer screen on the side so it was very difficult to see sometimes if I was in the way xx I apologise if my angles were not the best I will try better 💖 xx
Sorry you’ve had a bad experience x I’ve had a lot of success with these little drills and made many many pieces with them, but they can’t replace an electric drill xx They definitely have a place in the craft world and in other hobbies but they have their limitations and are unique to each individual x Some don’t get on with them as well as others and that’s fine we’re all different 💖 xxx
Fyi: Just remember when using these manual drills when drilling holes, start drilling with smaller bits and work your way up to the size you need. This will also keep you from making your hole too big. This may take a bit more time and effort. I find it to make drilling less frustrating and much easier.
Just like using power drills. Their instructions tell you to start small and work your way up. Drill bits can over heat and break.
Thank you for your video. It took me a bit to find it, I won't be returning my device now. I will be putting your link into my review, as I had purchased the first device you demonstrated and it has been in the drawer for almost 6 months now, because my husband and I couldn't figure out how to use it.
None of these devices come with any kind of instructions, that's probably the biggest reason for their returns.🙂
Thank you so much for all your kind words and your fantastic words of advice I will put them into practice xxx I’m honoured you are putting my link into your review 💖🤗 thank you so much xx I’m glad I could be of some help to you xxx
Just got my hand drill recently and couldn't work out how to use it. Thank you for this.
Your so welcome I’m glad I could be of some help 🤗💖 xxx
Thank you so much! I needed this video. I bought this few years back but it came without any instructions. I fiddled around with it a few times but couldn’t get it to work. Since then its in my storeroom collecting dust, but now I will give it another go. It would be very handy for jewellery making! I personally use screw top test tubes to store those little bits and bobs - It might make things a bit easier.
Fab idea hun thank you 😊 xx I’m so glad I could be of help xxx
I did the same! Thought it was broken or something. Now I find it's brilliant on plastic. I'm turning my sons' needle caps into end caps for jewellery (he's type 1 diabetic so I have an endless supply). It easily drills into the top of the cone, just need to trim off the lip at the base. I'm going to try and plastic primer on it and see what effects I can apply. Super tutorial thanks.
And actually now I think of it his test strip pots would be perfect for storing bits.
I’m so sorry I didn’t see your comment before x Sometimes comments get lost and I don’t get notifications x That’s a fantastic idea x What a great way to recycle them x My son has injections too so I totally think this is an amazing way of re using them xx Sending love 💖🤗 xxx Sorry once again I never meant to not answer xxx
Thank you I have a Sophie and toffee hand drill and had no idea there was another piece in the handle now I know why all my bits didn’t fit 😍 Thanx so much 💖
Oh I’m so happy I could help xx It’s one of those things you only know when you know xx
Thank you, Ive had this tool for a while, and never knew how to use it, but now I have a idea thank you x
You are so welcome huni 🤗 xx I’m so glad I could help xxxx
Thanks so much for this tutorial. The drill came with my epoxy craft kits and I did not know how to use it. I just subscribed to your channel. I am David from Nigeria.
Hi David it’s lovely to meet you 💖 xxx I am really pleased you found your way here 🤗 xx And super pleased I could be a little help xx Welcome to our little family if I can be of any help you only need ask 🥰 xxxx
Hey! Thank you for a very much needed and excellent explanation of the tools in such a calm manner; which was easy to follow and a pleasure to watch! Do you know how long it took to find you! Again, I want to say a humungous "Megladon" of a thank you for the calm tutorial if the hand drill! I thought I was losing my mind because the smallest drill part wasn't 'holding' but I watched your slow and relaxed stance, and hey-presto, I figured out where my issue was .
Many other videos rush the assembly if the hand drill, which is mind a frustrating as I'm not wonder woman with 20 20 vision!!
I noticed that you held it in place and screwed it in place also commenting not to put it down too far or too high. Wow your the only woman who took her time. So many thanks 👍😁
Kind regards,
Fellow crafts girl xx
Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to write this 🤗 xx I’m so thankful I could help you and I’m honoured you liked my video x I find some people just rush through videos to put out content x I always try to think of the little things as sometimes they are the most important xx I am so pleased you have subscribed now we can’t loose each other again 😍 x If there is anything I can help you with please just ask x If I don’t know the answer il do my best to find out xx Sharing is caring xx My subscribers mean the world to me xxx
@@coobyliciouscrafts Hey it's my pleasure you deserve it after a well edited and informative video. In trained in art and design but tryst me, That small not drill was doing my tree right in so it goes to show doesn't it! Never mused one before until I needed it recently and without instructions, the tiny wee bit was lose and I must of fiddled until my fingers were done!!! So thanks.
It's the ONLY part of the mini iron drill (silver not black edition...and the smallest drill bit) that doesn't sit snug and IS loose! Which I was fitting and holding but was convinced it wasn't right as all other parts sat firm in the head of the drill but you showed me I was doing it right and with that biy you had to hold it and THEN twist. I was doing thst but thought "nah, way would that part be different to all other drill sizes?".. .but no you did the same and said not to make it too high etc.
All other videos showed that BUT was waaaaaay to fast to the point I watched several times! The word 'click bait' sprung to mind hah haha! Joking....👍😋
No seriously you took your time and showed me I wasn't wrong just needed verifying it and confirmed drill angle so cheers. Great stuff...I'm glad I found your clip otherwise I'd be in a bonkers mindset lol! Xx
Thank you for the great video. Where can I find the desk clamp? :)
Thank you so much. I couldn't figure out how to use it. Can you tell me the name of the clamp you used to hold the heart.
Your very welcome I’m so glad I could help xxx This is the set I brought hope this helps ☺️ xxx www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B083BQDQ23/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Xxx
Thanks you’ve helped a lot xxx
I’m so pleased I could be useful 🥰💖xxx Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and comment xxx
Thank you thank you thank you 😊
Ah your so welcome 🤗 xxx
Could these be used to punch/drill holes in copper/silver/or brass to make holes for earring jump rings? Thanks for your help!
As these rely on wrist and hand power and they are craft drills so the material isn’t as strong as a big drill I am not sure they would have enough speed and strength to get through metal, they may get through very thin sheeting but I fear they would struggle with much more. I have not tried this so I cannot be sure xx Sorry I cannot be more help xx The little clamp could be used with a bigger drills as it has a nice little bit of weight to it and is very useful I use it quite often xxx Hope this info is useful xx
Nice video, thank you.
Your so welcome xx
Que legal obrigado me ajudou escolher
Você é muito bem-vindo
Ciao. Volevo semplicemente sapere se questi mini Trapani manuali sono veramente affidabili e duraturi, oltreché resistenti.
Non vorrei ritrovarmi tra le mani un giocattolino 😅.
Grazie mille se mi fai sapere.
Un caro saluto a presto
Ciao, trovo che il mio piccolo nero sia più robusto di quello argento. Sono ottimi per l'artigianato e io ho usato il mio molte volte, ma se vuoi usarlo molto forse uno elettrico potrebbe avere più longevità ed essere più delicato sulle tue mani poiché le mie mani si stancano dopo un po' xx Spero che questo aiuti xx 💖🤗 xx
Thank you for this helpful video 👍 I was wondering have you ever used the 3D goldfish stickers in uv resin ? If not , would you consider doing a video on what you think of them 👍😊
I haven’t but have often looked at them xx I will absolutely do a video for you xx
@@coobyliciouscrafts omg that is so kind ☺️ why have you not got way more subscribers 🥰 I bet it’s tough on RUclips for the little people ☹️
Oh bless you x yes I’m afraid it’s tough going x I do my best and hopefully one day 🤞🏻xx
I can't figure out how to use the first drill you showed.
Sorry for late reply huni xx Which part are you having an issue with ? xx Have you found the drill size you wanted and followed how I loaded the drill ready to use ? After it is loaded you use it in the same manner as the black one the only difference is the loading and the size pieces. If you are finding the drill bit is moving or sinking into the drill try a smaller size holder and tighten as best you can they can be tricky at times xx Hope this helps if not feel free to message back xx I don’t always get notifications on messages but il look out for your reply today xx
Thank you
You are most welcome 🤗💖 xx
I gave a like, and hit the subscribe button as I feel we will prob cross paths again lol x
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Can use for metal?
I don’t think these little drills would be strong enough for metal, perhaps the little thin craft sheets of metal but certainly not thick metal. My little drills wouldn’t be strong enough and I’m sure my hands wouldn’t be either. I will have a little go though and see 🤗 Thank you for watching xx
I am at a loss. My drill just pulsates back and forth. When I touch it ti the resin it just stops. I does not drill. I bought it on Amazon from Lets Resin.
Is it battery operated or hand drill ?
do these go through glass, stone, bone? and if these are manual [yes] how do u keep the item straight held in place? I could hardly understand the names of your hand drills ... I guess u'd like me to go to your site. I will, so I can get up to speed --- I am glad you are successful --- but I found this a bit confusing as a on the horizon beginner
I just went to amazon, it says this manual hand drill will go through material I am interested in using --- I am just used to hearing of others having battery operated or cord for bone, claws, stone ... have you ever seen a bisson jaw? I dunno if a hand small drill will go through that
I’m sorry I don’t have a site I don’t sell these drills I’m just a crafter that shares my knowledge that I’ve learned with people to help xx I have never used them to go through such hard materials, if you have a steady gentle firm pressure they will go through surprisingly hard resin and plastic but as for glass and stone I am not sure xx I have never handled bone so I have no knowledge of how hard a material it is x I’m so sorry I can’t be more helpful but I don’t want to give you wrong advice or information x My best advice would be to message the sellers on Amazon and ask if they have any further information for you xxx I hope you find what your looking for xx 💖 xx
Easy peasy?😳
Jman
In bangadesj
Hahaha i think this thing is easy to use but not
Very true x They have little minds of there own 🫢 xxx
@@coobyliciouscrafts and 1 more thing this thing is so blund
Your hand is totally blocking it
I’m sorry this video is on my old camera and it didn’t have a little viewer screen on the side so it was very difficult to see sometimes if I was in the way xx I apologise if my angles were not the best I will try better 💖 xx
Worse tool ever. Doesn't put a dent in resin. Just money down the drain
Sorry you’ve had a bad experience x I’ve had a lot of success with these little drills and made many many pieces with them, but they can’t replace an electric drill xx They definitely have a place in the craft world and in other hobbies but they have their limitations and are unique to each individual x Some don’t get on with them as well as others and that’s fine we’re all different 💖 xxx
She hasn't gotten over the mini pots and utensils she played as a child.
Don't watch it. Useless and she hide how she use it lol
Can’t please everyone xx Have a nice day 💖 xx