Electric Engraving Pen with 37 Bits, USB Rechargeable Cordless Engraving Machine, Portable DIY Rotary Engraver for Jewelry Wood Glass Stone Carving (Rose red)

Works great on every medium I have tried. Very excellent

Great price. The pen is lightweight and easy to use. It has a variety of bits and worked well for engraving glasses. It is also easy to charge.

Cons: Although it comes with tools for buffing and cutting, it really doesn’t have enough power to sand or cut anything stronger than cardstock, fingernails, or skin. Pros: It is definitely useful for *engraving. I haven’t yet tried any metals or glass, but it works on wood and plastic. I successfully engraved the measurements on all my measuring spoons that had lost their labels. I also like the slender *design, like a pen, so it’s easy to handle and manipulate. Update: I found I can also engrave metal and rocks

Worked well well made

Ok but definitely for light weight work. You need a Drimmel for stone.

Durable, easy to use, bits are precise. So easy to handle and control in tight spots. Any materials you have can be engraved with diamond tips. Great value. Wear safety glasses and keep you surface clear of any fibers or fabric threads.

Great value. Charge lasts about an hour. Light vibration. Lights don't accurately display charge. Over heats if used too long under higher strain, to be expected. Low power. Drill: drill works on soft wood Wood: effectively engraves soft wood Pottery/clay: works on dry lowfire clay Plastic: yup. Glass: better than expected Tin: great Stone: .... kind of? Saw: very weak, shuts off with resistance Carving: works on soft wood, very time consuming. Over all, much better than expected.

Don’t try some huge project with this but for small jobs (I use mine on glass) it’s great. Lots of head options. Lots of uses.

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Seems good. Does the job. I just wish it included an instruction sheet on what each bit is for.

we warned: the charging point on this is NOT a generic usb-c port...it looks like it and a standard usb-c cable fits it but it DOES NOT charge the device...it is a very short propritory charging cable supplied and you can't buy spares....if you loose it or it breaks the engraver is no longer usable...very disappointing that this is not declared in the description at all.

These are the most STUPID things! First the Alan Key is hidden in the base & the instructions don’t tell you that. Then you have to remove a tiny little screw to get the bit in. The screw is so tiny & difficult to remove or reattach because of the microscopic size & you need 2 hands. Because of that I dropped the tiny screw & can’t find it & there isn’t a spare so I can’t return it. Another load of junk I’ll have to throw away in landfill!! Why can’t they make these with a normal twist to lock & unlock chuck like a drill has?