I own various other modelling scribers from Japan and those are excellent quality as expected, I thought I'd give this a try and this is equally good. I use this on my 3d prints, especially the handheld drill because using a full fledge drill for something so small is a bit too much so this is a quick and clean fix. Also I use some of the tools from this in clay modelling so it works well, just make sure to wipe it with rubbing alcohol afterwards. Excellent kit overall!

PRODUCT:"Model Kit with Scribing Tools, Pin Vise Hand Drill Set, Tweezers, Brushes for Modelling Gundam Models, Metal Kits, Car and Aircraft Kits for Sscribing, Engraving, Panel lines, Resin,Detailing by DULIWO"---------------------------------------LIKE:The Brush is nice with super fine but fairly stiff bristles.But, Nylon bristles and a wood handle, and they call it Anti-Static?My anti-static brushes have static conductive handles, and conductive bristles to bleed off static charge to avoid damaging sensitive electronic components. They are used with anti-static mats and wrist straps.Granted, this probably won’t be used that way, but I’m thinking “antistatic” is misleading.I flicked the brush bristles and touched them to dry coffee creamer powder, and I can see the static charge shaping the creamer that is stuck to the brush.On the plus side, I flicked the bristles again, and it all flicked off, leaving no detectable powder on the brush. That’s a good thing during cleanup where static discharge isn’t an issue, but I wouldn’t risk using this to brush off a circuit board with ESD sensitive components.Hand Drill: The Largest drill bit that “just” fits into it is: 5/32” or a 4mm sizes.It completely closes at its tightest, so all smaller bits would work OK.It comes with 10 Metric mm bits: 3.0, 2.8, 2.5, 2.2, 2.0, 1.8, 1.5, 1.2, 1.0, 0.8mmGo slow, and especially with the smallest ones. When breaking through material, they might catch and that’s when they tend to break with the added torque.I’ll use this between thumb and fore finger with the end pushed against area where the two fingers meet (thumb-pit?) (found it: "purlicue”)The Drill bit twist driver handle is aluminum except for steel jaws.It can hold bits from zero size to just barely 4mm maximum. The largest size in this 10-bit kit was 3mm.(All tiny drill bits are super easy to break. I have to be very careful using them. For critical sizes, I keep multiple spares on hand.)----- I just tried to fit the small bag with all the Drill bits in it into the hollow Chisel holder.The bag with the bits in it all fit into that handle, and the cap closes it!! (And I won’t need to close off the hole in the tip that the chisels insert through.)Tweezers are stainless steel (non magnetic).The jaws have a smooth surface (not textured).The tips actually lined up well, and didn’t distort easily sideways while using them.Chisel bit holder handle is aluminum except for steel set screw.I did notice that the chisel holder handle “end cap” can pop off, and the handle is hollow.The cap has an O-Ring, that fits into a recessed ring slot as the cap is inserted. It actually holds pretty well.The hole holding the chisel goes all the way inside the handle, so if you were to store the chisel tips in the handle, that hole would need to be covered (cotton ball?) or the chisels could get lost through that hole.It might be a place to store the drill bits though?I’d also put something soft over the inside end cap, so the chisel tips can’t hit it and get dulled.(I expect to keep the chisel tips in the case they arrived in. It’s easier to find the size I need.)Chisels are in a case along with a spare set screw and a 2mm Allen Wrench.The chisels can move in their spots. The tips could hit the allen wrench.I moved the set screw and allen wrench to last empty chisel slot, with the set screw on the tip of wrench and it is pressed into the slot. The top of the allen wrench I positioned against the top. It now stays stationary.I then flipped the chisel tips end for end so the tips all face the other end of the case where they can’t get dulled on anything there.The chisels actually came pretty sharp. These are so small that it wouldn’t take much time to sharpen them when needed. (fine wet/dry fine sandpaper grits on a quarter inch thick flat glass pane, and a way to hold the angle.)I measured the tips with a digital caliper. The smaller 3 sizes were tough to measure, and it tapers down to the tip, so I was trying to get the very tip. It was telling me that the tip might be .5 to 1mm larger than shown.BUT eyeballing them they “appeared” smaller than next size. The larger sizes were pretty close.I will be using the chisels for finessing 3D printed models.Does this come with a case to hold it all? No, but it does include a small pinch tight bag, and the chisel blades DO come in a nice case along with an allen wrench and spare set screw.The Drill bits are just in a smaller plastic bag, unsealed at the end once it’s cut open.----- I just tried to fit the small bag with all the bits in it into the hollow chisel handle.The bag and bits all fit and the cap closes it!!ALL of the items CAN fit back into the small squeeze-tight pull to open bag that comes in the box.---------------------------------------

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Great kit! Has everything I need to take my models to the next level. So many cool tools for Scribing, Engraving, Panel lines, Detailing, Drilling, etc. Highly recommend!

Got this for working my 3D prints and models. The tools are pretty easy to use for functional for small engraving of details and cleanup. The little blades are well sharp enough to do their job well. The grip and feel of the handle is good and gives you nice control over the tool. Pretty good value for what you get in the kit as you can do a lot of different things with all you get.

Okay kit for starting out with models and detailing. Comes in a bag for storage. Bits are fairly stiff/rigid, but are brittle, which can be a hit for longevity and long term durability. For someone starting out, it'll do the job. However, for those that are more experienced in the model making hobby, I would find another kit.

Great little tool kit for resin 3d printing. This has some great tools for post processing your prints. great tools and they work well for putting the final touches on your prints.

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