DSPIAE AT-ED01 Orbit electric hand drill in red beside its white Orbit Electric Drill box and a USB charging cable

DSPIAE AT-ED01 Orbit Electric Hand Drill – Red

£43.29

DSPIAE AT-ED01 Orbit Electric Hand Drill – Red

Name: DSPIAE AT-ED01 Orbit Electric Hand Drill – Red
Brand: DSPIAE
SKU: AT-ED01
Price: 43.29 GBP
Availability: InStock

£43.29

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Product overview

Orbit is DSPIAE's pen-sized electric hand drill, built to turn slowly: 240 rpm with 1200 gf·cm of torque, so a bit cuts plastic, resin, wood or soft metal cleanly. A toggle switch changes it to manual mode, where you turn the rear end by hand like a pin vice. DSPIAE puts the chuck's concentricity deviation at 0.05 mm or less. DSPIAE's flat-shank bits lock into the chuck, and standard 3.175 mm straight-shank bits fit too. Bits are sold separately, and DSPIAE's SD-S01 screwdriver bits are made for it.

Forward and reverse; a power light warns of a low battery
About 120 minutes per charge with no load; runs while plugged in
Charge from a 5 V / 3 A charger, not a computer USB port
Metal storage case with two racks for 20 drill bits or 40 bit heads

Notes · Q & A

What size drill bit do I need for pinning miniatures?

For most metal and resin minis, 0.8mm to 1.0mm suits brass rod pinning. Drop to 0.3–0.5mm for magnets and small barrel-drilling. Match the bit to your rod or magnet diameter rather than guessing, and check the product description for sizes stocked.

Why do my micro drill bits keep snapping?

Nearly always side load — the bit flexing because the pin vice isn't held straight, or forcing it through resin. Let the bit cut at its own pace, keep the vice vertical, and clear swarf often. Sub-0.5mm bits are glass-brittle.

Do I need a pin vice or can I use a powered rotary tool?

A hand-held pin vice gives the control you want for fine work and rarely melts plastic. Powered tools spin fast enough to friction-melt resin and plastic and snap small bits, so keep them for larger holes only.

How do I start a hole without the bit wandering?

Mark the centre first with a sharp blade tip or a scriber to make a small divot. That gives the bit a seat to bite into, so it starts on the mark instead of skating across a curved or glossy surface.

Notes · Logistics

Shipping

Orders placed before 3pm (Mon–Fri) are dispatched the same day. UK delivery is by Royal Mail 24 Tracked. Free UK delivery on orders over £70. International delivery available via Royal Mail International Tracked or courier.

Returns

If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Items must be unused and in original packaging.

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