I use a rotary engraver for most of my work and thought a Dremel would be handy for the finer detail. It works well on most materials except glass where it requires a very light touch to prevent chipping. Otherwise it is very handy little tool,
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As an impact type engraver, it is good, I would advise anyone to also buy a rotery engraver to accompany this tool for a better finish.
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I bought this to mark my tools, in an attempt to avoid arguments on site who's is what. I have found it's good for etching glass and quite a few other things. You can buy a plain vase decorate it, or 'dremel-it', as it has become known, and hand made Christmas /birthday presents abound. I like to say their crafted by disabled orphans, to explain the jiggly lines . But I expect the hear from the disabled orphans society any day now. Remonstrating that the orphans make a better job of it than me?
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Used for a test run on sycamore with the normal bit. Nice to hold and weighted well. Used on setting 1 it worked very well and I was surprised at the results. The noise is like a compressor, not too loud but I advise to use away from everybody else as it is not that quiet either. I noticed vibrations through my hand after 20 mins but I am extremely happy with this purchase, and for a novice it is very usable and a nicely finished product at a fantastic price.
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small and compact my son engraved all his work tools its a good brand and feels like a quality product
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