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(More customer reviews)I could never quite get this tool to work as described. Light downward pressure didn't allow for the bits to spin properly 50% of the time. The bits would often stay in place while the tool turned. Meanwhile the cap/tightener would slowly un-thread itself until the bit come loose. After punching about four holes (the last one with a bit of a hard tap), the head permanently retracted into the handle and this lovely Japanese Book Drill was rendered useless.
Additionally, the largest of the bits didn't even fit all the way through the cap/tightener and couldn't be used.
Maybe I was using it wrong, but this was a waste of money for me.
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This handy drill makes book-binding a breeze! With just light downward pressure, the shaft spins thedrill bit, making beautifully smooth holes in: * paper and card stock * leather * mat board * illustration boar * book boards and More...Because you only need one hand to use this drill, the other hand is free to hold the paper firm. You can easily drill a small stack of paper or card stock at once .The Book Drill with 5 point bits -- in sizes 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm will give you an incredible array of choices for book binding. The smaller bits are great for waxed threads like those used in Japanese stab binding, and the larger bits will allow the use of book posts, leather cord, and other thick binding media.Bits are separate and easily interchangeable. And unlike drill presses, this will drill holes anywhere on a page, not just at the edge of the paper.
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