Title: The little drill that can
Product review: This is my second one of these drills. The other was the Sears Craftsman version which I ran over with my car after 10 years. For quick work and smaller jobs - drilling picture frames, wall board and the ilke, this little guy can't be beat. It is very light, and fills your hand nicely making it very easy for accurate positioning. An inherent feature of hand drilling is that you have perfect control of the bit - speed and feed (or pressure, if you like). The shape makes for easy carry in a tool belt or in your pocket. My only complaint with this one is that the Fiskars drill lacks the little recesses on the forward housing to hold bits (with a rubber band that goes around the nose) The Sears model has this. This tool is practically indestructable, doesn't need electricity, and does very nice work. I'm sure this one will last just as long as my other.
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