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The smallest electric drill in the world
(12) | 19/03/2015 | 
The mechanic Lance Ampernethi from New Zealand, kataskeyase a tiny electric drill with the help of a three-dimensional printer. It is just 17 mm in height, 13 mm in width, and has a drill 0,5 mm.
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