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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!

The USB Rechargeable Engraving Pen with 35 bits is a versatile and handy tool for various engraving tasks. Its cordless design and USB rechargeability provide convenience, allowing for easy maneuverability. The 35 included bits offer flexibility for different engraving projects. The mini electric engraver is suitable for detailed work, and its portability makes it a practical addition to your toolkit. While it may not be the fastest engraving tool, its overall performance and ease of use make it a valuable asset for DIY enthusiasts and hobbyists.

Great for light duty

This is super convenient easy to carry and work with!

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.

Vibration is the problem. The bit shaft is held in place by two set screws. This pushes the shaft to one side and off center. There is no cure. The tip spins in an oval pattern. Small delicate work is out of the question. I am now looking for a three part self centering jaw. Works well to trim my toe nails. Good luck...

Cuts thru 5 gallon buckets and all kinds of materials easy. Even metal but it's slow. I'm honestly impressed by the power of this thing though.

I love it