GEEHOBBY Precision Hand Drill

The GEEHOBBY Precision Hand Drill is a compact all-metal pin vice designed for accurate drilling when working with scale models, miniatures and detailed projects. Its solid aluminium body is CNC machined and finished in matte metallic silver, combining a substantial feel with a compact hand-tool design.

Inside the handle, a dual ball-bearing mechanism and twin-sleeve shaft allow the body to rotate smoothly beneath your fingers while you keep control of the drilling point. The bearing arrangement is designed for high concentricity, low noise and smooth rotation, making the tool particularly useful when drilling small, accurately positioned holes.

Controlled Grip and Smooth Rotation

The body combines a finely textured cylindrical grip with a faceted lower section. The textured surface gives your fingertips additional purchase, while the rotating end allows the drill to be steadied as you work. This gives you the control of a hand tool for jobs such as opening locating holes, drilling plastic components and working on resin parts.

The standard chuck accepts 3.175mm shank drill bits, allowing compatible bits of the same specification to be used. A basic 1.0-1.4mm drill bit set is included, and the drill is also compatible with optional GEEHOBBY anti-slip locking drill bits sold separately. Other modelling drills and drill bits can be used alongside it for different drilling requirements.

Built-In Drill Bit Storage

A detachable magnetic tail compartment is built into the handle and provides internal storage for up to six drill bits. You can keep frequently used bits with the hand drill instead of leaving them loose on the workbench.

The set also includes a mini assembly kit supplied on sprues, designed to be assembled and painted. Together with the included drill bits, this adds an extra modelling element to the GEEHOBBY hand drill set.

With its CNC-machined aluminium construction, smooth bearing-supported rotation, 3.175mm chuck and integrated bit storage, the GH-HD is designed around the controlled, small-scale drilling tasks commonly encountered during model making and detail work.