Engraving Pen Engraver Electric Rechargeable Cordless Grinding Pen DIY Rotary Tool Kit for Metal Wood Jewelry Engraving Carving Polishing Lettering

Works very well in multiple materials such as wood, iron, and glass. Unfortunately did not work for me because I needed some bit very thin only to correct mistakes in bottles engraved, so I was not able to use this one on bottles but have used in another material and it worked very well.

I love the rechargeable battery. I normally use the pen style that like to chew up batteries. I really like having the on/off button. It is quite bulky which takes some getting used to. I've used this primarily on glasses

bought this to replace a previous version, sadly this copy has a bit of an issue with the switch section that made it so I had to jam electrical tape around the plastic piece that holds the switch and electrical contact in place, I also added a blob of solder to make it support flat-top cells(no idea why they don't tweak the design to use standard and common flat top cells) and when the battery gets low you tend to have issues with torque and heat buildup but for a single cell handheld dremel clone you can't beat the value(just make sure to get real quality 18650 cells because 10-15 minutes per cell before the cell is too discharged to ensure proper function is painful) 2000mah cells that can do 4-5A continuously(salvaged laptop or tool pack cells should be ideal, or buy real 10a capable cells at 2-5$ a pop, cheaping out never works, I tried it)

Great project for intricate carving on wood. My husband loved it!

It did not come brand-new like they say it is. Does not come with a plug-in charger. That sucks cause when it's time to buy new batteries they will cost an arm and a leg. Other than that it's a good tool.

Looks nice but directions were written/sent in Chinese. I would have appreciated English so I could figure out how to use it. Comes with lots of attachments etc.

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I have not experimented with the engraver yet, since I have to guess how to secure the tips into the tip holder. It is not intuitive for me. I may have to return it if I cannot figure it out.