USB Rechargable Engraving Pen with 35bits,Mini Electric Engraver Etching Machines Cordless Rotary Tools Engraved Jewelry Stone Metal Plastic Wood Resin Model

I really like this engraving pen! It’s lightweight and easy to hold, which makes it super simple to use. The motor is strong enough to engrave smoothly on metal, wood, and plastic without much effort. I was surprised by how precise it is, it gives really clean lines. The battery life is great, so I don’t have to charge it constantly. Overall, it works exactly as expected, and I’m happy with my purchase. Definitely worth it!

It comes with a bunch of different bits for engraving. It seems like a nice little tool. I practiced using it on some aluminum. It seems to work well, I just need to learn to use it better. I think it will be a fun tool for some small engraving projects. I like that is is usb rechargeable, pretty convenient.

I didn't expect a dremel, but the torque on the tool is quite weak. Great set for fine, delicate work and sanding. I was having an issue with lagging when attempting to drill into wet clay.

I bought this to use on PCBs for grinding away solder mask and copper but didn't expect to find many other small things to use it for. It comes with a tip to attach a few different saw blades which are included and they have already came in handy once cutting through some fiberglass material. The battery life is a little lacking but it charges very quickly with USB-C to make up for it. It's surprisingly very quiet just sitting there running and I find the first setting (of 3) to be plenty powerful enough for PCB work while also gentle enough to avoid damaging something you're not supposed to. It fits very well in the hand if you hold it like you would a pen or pencil and seems to not be so light that it seems like it's made cheaply. I will likely buy one of these to have at work as well!

I liked the size. I wanted something portable that I could take out on hikes. From there, I do not like this product at all... But I really wanted to like it.The screw that holds the bits is so small. When I went to insert the first bit, the screw fell out and it took me quite a while crawling around to find it. Once I got the bit in and tightened down, I turned it on and there was so much lateral vibration I couldn't make a simple dot. Instead it buzzed so badly it just made very shallow scratches. With even the slightest pressure at all it shuts off. (If you cannot apply any pressure, you get nothing more than surface scuffing.)I tried a couple other bits with less lateral vibration but I still cannot apply any pressure at all without it shutting down.Additional criticism... If this is intended as "perfect for a beginner" there should be some sort of guide explaining the different bits and how to actually use the tool. I had to go back on Amazon and look at the pictures to get anything on even inserting the bits.... But still no info on the different bits andntheir usage. If you're experienced at using a dremmel, this is probably simple, but I wouldn't say, without a product guide, that this is for a beginner. I'll be returning.

I was hoping this would work well on goose eggs which are quite fragile. I normally use a high speed drill, but thought this would do simple things where I could sit on the couch and use it for convenience instead of being set up with my more heavy duty equipment. I liked the styling, the lightweightness to it, etc. It is just a sleek, well designed pen, but none of that matters if it will not perform and be able to do what one needs it to do. They show someone cutting an egg, but I do not want to just punch holes in an egg. Really disappointed I could not get it to do simple markings. Because it is an egg, I cannot put a lot of pressure on it. If you are doing a different medium where you can apply pressure, this may work for you. Take that into consideration when reading my review. I would have rated it higher if it had worked for me, due to the nice style and light weight. I did give it a 3 because it may just be my medium and I hate to grade it low because of that when it may work well on wood, stone, or something you can apply pressure to.

This tool is useful, tiny, and surprising.I do not see any difference between the more expensive in the $50 range and the $30 version.

Excellent price and qualityFor home work