Description
 Manual Mini Drill
Nairobi’s DIY crew, level up your craft game with Sayari Crafters’ Manual Mini Drill XCPRC616-39, priced at an affordable KSh 500, your go-to tool for precision in crafting and repairs. This Manual Mini Drill, designed for lightweight tasks, is perfect for drilling into PCB circuit boards, 2mm plastic, epoxy boards, wood, and aluminum, making it a must-have for Kenya’s buzzing craft and tech scene. Compact and made from durable ABS plastic, this ~0.5-3.0mm chuck drill comes with 5 steel bits (0.5mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm, 2.5mm, 3.0mm) for versatile use, ideal for crafters, hobbyists, and small businesses in Nairobi. Whether you’re etching designs in Westlands or fixing gadgets in Rongai, this Manual Mini Drill brings precision to your fingertips.
Manual Mini Drill Properties
- The Manual Mini Drill XCPRC616-39 is built for ease, with a quick-change chuck that swaps bits without tools, ensuring smooth workflows.
- Its lightweight, army-green ABS body is ergonomic, reducing hand fatigue during long crafting sessions, as noted in mini drill reviews.
- Pair it with Sayari Crafters’ resin molds or keychain rings to drill holes for charms, or use it for small repairs on electronics or jewelry.
- Store in a dry case to protect bits, and avoid drilling hard metals like steel to maintain performance.
- This Manual Mini Drill is your crafty sidekick for Nairobi’s creative hustle.
Who’s this Manual Mini Drill for?
- Crafters can drill precise holes in resin keychains for Maasai Market stalls.
- Hobbyists can etch wood or plastic for custom gifts in Kilimani, adding flair to their projects.
- Small businesses can repair electronics or create PCB boards for tech startups in Upper Hill.
- Teachers can use it in JKUAT workshops, teaching students to drill epoxy boards for science projects.
- From beginners to pros, this drill makes Manual Mini Drill tasks accessible and fun.
Ready to drill? Here are 5 fierce steps to use your Manual Mini Drill;
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Plan Your Project: Pick your task—keychain holes, PCB drilling, or wood etching—and select the right bit size (e.g., 1.5mm for resin).
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Secure the Bit: Insert a steel bit (0.5-3.0mm) into the chuck, tightening by hand for a firm hold.
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Prep Your Material: Mark your drilling spot on plastic, wood, or epoxy with a marker, and secure it on a stable surface.
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Drill with Care: Grip the Manual Mini Drill firmly, apply gentle pressure, and rotate slowly to avoid slipping (use low speed for resin,).
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Finish and Shine: Remove the bit, clean your piece, and attach charms or polish for display at Gikomba or gifting in South C.
Things you can create with this Drill
This drill’s versatility powers Nairobi’s craft scene;
- Drill holes for resin coasters in Lavington, pairing with turmeric pigment for a warm vibe.
- Etch wood signs for home décor stalls in Karen, creating rustic looks that sell.
- Repair PCB boards for tech hustlers in Lang’ata, using precision bits for clean work.
- Its compact size is perfect for small projects, but test bit stability to avoid wobbling, as some users note.
- Combine with Sayari Crafters’ silicone molds for a seamless workflow.
Why Sayari Crafters?
Sayari Crafters is all about fueling Nairobi’s creative spark with quality tools. We vibe with Nairobi’s DIY pulse and deliver tools that create stunning results. Our Manual Mini Drill XCPRC616-39, at KSh 500, empowers crafters, hobbyists, and businesses to work with precision. Based in Nairobi, we make ordering easy—call +254 726 493 597 to grab your drill or explore our range, from resin to molds. We offer free delivery in Nairobi for orders above KSh 8,000, so you can stock up hassle-free.
