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Set of Seven Gimlets

Faster and more convenient than an electric drill
Gimlets are probably among the most underrated hand tools in the modern workshop. They are easily used for quickly making pilot holes for screws sized from #2 to #9. At this price, these gimlets are a terrific value. They will really speed up your work.

Set of seven: 5/64" to 3/16" (2mm to 5mm)
Made In France.

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	- Thursday, April 16, 2009
Handy gimlets
Reviewed By:	Harold Yang (Camp Hill, Pennsylvania)
Convenient and perfect for starting pilot holes of all sizes. Easy to carry and easy to use. Would not be without them.

	- Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Art for Arts Sake!
Reviewed By:	Steve Klass (Falls Church, Virginia)
I bought the gimlets to use on the clocks I make as well as a diverse set of hanging characters. They are handy, easy to size and make just the right starter for the hooks I use to hold the pieces I make. They simpify the job!

	- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
Set of Gimlets
Reviewed By:	John Samaras (Valdosta, GA)
This is truly a handy set of screw starters. Whenever I need to start a screw, I reach for one of these little gems. I have each one marked for the proper screw size (#4, #6, #8, etc.) and they are so much easier to use than a drill and bit. The funny thing though is that after a day in the shop making pilot holes with this set of gimlets, I have an odd thirst that only a gin and lime juice satisfies. Can't understand why....