Small drill bit

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You need a 1/4 inch hex to drill couch adapter like pic related. I would be more concerned about you screwdriver not being able to turn fast enough to be effective.

>>1159087
Thank you. How fast does it need to go to be okay? I'm drilling into hard plastic.

>>1159089
Hard plastic like abs you should be okay, but it's gonna take a while to do it

>>1159085
>>1159087
>>1159089

It makes more sense to just buy a normal drill with a chuck, it seems like you have a screwdriver, that is going to be a sad experience.
Even a cheap crap drill would be better, won't cost much at all.
Also if your need many holes eBay a spare drill bit or 5, they break easily.

>>1159087
This is exactly what you need, but for fuck's sake, DO NOT GET METRIC. Even if you're a burger in burger land. They don't work for shit. Anyone that says they will is a fucking eurocuck moron. And to answer your other question, really fast OP. Look up sfpm, and then think how small your bit is going to be. You may have to buy a torque-stepping gear box in fact. Hope you have some bux.

>>1159101
I just need to drill the one hole, I'm trying to remove a stuck peg connector from something I broke, and Google told me to drill a hole in the middle.

>>1159267

hold the bit in pliers, heat it up with a lighter, punch it through the plastic

Lowe's sells drill bits for impact drivers, so they have the 1/4" hex shank. Alternately, the price dropped on https://www.lowes.com/pd/PORTER-CABLE-20-Volt-Max-Lithium-Ion-Li-ion-1-2-in-Cordless-Drill-with-Battery-and-Soft-Case/50102364 to $20 and change today. For some reason it's showing $67.05 on the website, but call your local Lowe's and ask them to check their price on that item number, they can even sell it to you over the phone, and you can just have a real fucking drill.