Harbor Freight Rotary Tool / Drill Master Rotary Tool Kit Review

A subscriber asked me to review the Harbor Freight Drill Master 80 piece Rotary tool kit, so I did. Here is a full review and demonstration of the Harbor Freight Tools Drill Master Brand Mini Rotary tool kit.
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[@omens_slays]

Picked one up for $7 and it works perfect for my needs.

[@gcdiver]

Agreed! Needed to cut acrylic sheets that cover fluorescent lights in my bathrooms. It worked perfectly. Great investment of $8.

[@CamandThings]

Any updates? Still have it? I’m late and I just bought one today lol .. 😅

[@albertfernandez7693]

Most honest, no bullshit review I've seen on this "rotary tool". I myself have bought it three times only because I lose the Colletes to my Dremel and $7-$10 for the accessories isn't a bad deal. But as you said twords the end the toot itself is a throwaway. I give them to my friends and ask the good Lord for forgiveness. Because I know I just gifted them frustration and agony. Did I mention it may cause erectile dysfunction with prolonged use?

[@ModernDIYProjects]

They need the Surgeon General's Warning on this thing. 😁

[@albertfernandez7693]

@@ModernDIYProjects 😂😂😂

[@shirleystone5499]

@@ModernDIYProjects I

[@los6584]

Used it to polish the feed ramp of my gun and my dogs nails. It saved me money on the more expensive tools for that. Got mine for $8

[@mireyahernandez1605]

I liked it for my needs. Totally worth the money

[@lovingmayberry2000]

You get what you pay for...$10! It works great for the wood carving I do.

[@danielarmstrong7233]

Works fine for the projects I use it for

[@mikehughes8023]

Same.

[@frankthespank]

You two must of used it to cut wet paper bags and sticks of warm butter ‘cause I couldn’t use this crap for ANYTHING….

[@chrisvaughn8299]

I'm glad he said engraving at the end cuz that's exactly what I got it for

[@MrUsaer]

Bought this one this week to cut an aluminum crimp band that holds the fitting on the end of my garden hose. It took about 40 seconds to cut off. A normal rotary tool would have taken about 5 or 10 seconds. Just as you said, this thing would be ok for hobby type tasks, or maybe light duty for someone that might only need to use it no more than a couple of times a year. For $6.99 it is good enough for some light duty jobs, but after using it I realize that I should have spent more for a better one that could be used for all jobs. Very good video

[@KevinHullinger]

Perfect for polishing feed ramps.

[@appleztooranges]

Move over Dremel. $9.99! Can’t beat that

[@ModernDIYProjects]

😄 😄 😄 Wait till you actually use it. You'll see it can't compare to a Dremel. While I agree Dremel is very expensive, this is also very cheap (in quality and price).

[@dewittgeorge9242]

I picked this up 2 months ago for my fishroom, but a brought a 6 pack of different cutting disc. Just used it today for the first time it's ok for what I need it for in the fishroom. Thank you for the content very informative 👍👍

[@colubrinedeucecreative]

On the nail test, as with any tool, the idea is to let the tool spin at the maximum RPM and let the blade do the cutting. If you pressure it, and it loses RPM, you won't cut as deep and it will take 4 or 5 times to cut the same amount. This goes for any tool, even your other two rotaries, or saws, or grinders, or anything. Maybe you are just too heavy handed? It would also make sense for your other rotary tool accessory video, the only other I have seen to this point. Also maybe you have a bad angle but if you watch the video back you will see you don't stay in the same groove or at the same angle, again furthering the time it would take you to cut. you hop skip and jump out of the hole at like 19:21 and just keep going though you are about 5 blade widths away from where you are cutting at.

[@ModernDIYProjects]

I understand what you are trying to say but unfortunately you weren't using the tool. The tool itself has a terrible wobble (unbalanced) making it very unstable causing it to keep hoping around. The blades are also horribly irregular and not flat causing instability and poor cutting. The RPMs could not be kept at a consistent rate because the slightest pressure would cause the tool to bog down. I was cutting with the slightest pressure. Any less pressure and I would be there till Christmas. It is just a terrible tool, even though I tried to end on a positive note.

[@StrokerNormH1]

Amen, Brother!👍

[@nickb5091]

Exactly!

[@lowercasehandle]

@@ModernDIYProjectsi can get it quite centered when careful, but it is indeed easy as hell to make it wobble

[@lonawest6585]

never used the tool but been wanting to do a few small crafts so i picked one up to try to get a feel how it works but its good to know that this is probly just a starter tool so i can put some cash back for something a bit better.

[@Darkblacksky2]

Thanks. I ended up with one as part of a box lot and couldn't figure out how to put it together and this vid helped but once it was together, it was crap. I took your advice and used the bits/tools with a standard cordless drill with far better results.

[@borizh]

I’m sure that is a piece of crap for $10 but you also may want to treat it like it’s worth only $10

[@myopinion353]

This is great for simple easy DIY'ers don't plan on using it as a carving tool, unless you're carving into Styrofoam or Sandrock.

[@melissamccoy5243]

It's works great in my opinion for first timer nail techs to practice with, or if you have some heavy duty toe nails it's works great for that but anything else so so

[@jambajuice2408]

Love mine

[@pitomendoza191]

A part flew off because I was not familiar w installing long pieces coups hv hurt my eyeball..otherwise its working fine and perfect for me repairing my expensive prescription eyeglasses.perfect tool for small detail jobs

[@thatoneguy454c]

To be honest even the cutoff Wheels that are Dremel brand would break if you pulled on them like that. Not saying that those are not flimsy just saying that cut off wheels are not designed to be side loaded. I don't understand why someone would buy this though unless they are really really strapped for cash. For twice the price you can get a full size rotary tool off Amazon. And for another 20 bucks you can get one that comes with a flexible pen extension, router head, grinding shield, and a enough attachments to last you for years.

[@adityabln]

Got this from harbor freight. The tool packaging says that it’s for wood I think somewhere on it. Not sure now. I threw the packaging away. I was cutting a car trim piece so, a piece of plastic. Cut through very well. It’s important to go slow and give the cutter some time. I think the plastic was about 2-3 mm thick and I was cutting a 42x20mm rectangular hole in it. Took me maybe 15 mins. This was the first time I was using a rotary tool, so I was very cautious. The shank did move up and down a bit on occasion and it was because of the grooves that were formed while making multiple passes. Took a flat head and removed some of the excess and it cut through just fine. All in all.. $10 for some basic hobby projects.. I won’t be trying to cut metal with this.. since it doesn’t appear to be made for that. Haven’t tried it on wood either. But plastic works very well. Just be patient.

[@GeorgiaBoyJake]

it would probably be good at deburing model cars or something along those lines.

[@gmpny3945]

Thank you for your honest review and also saving me $10. I almost considered buying this until I saw your video. As a general rule I never buy anything from Harbor Freight that plugs into a wall.

[@hopingforthebest1.9]

I will say Ive been pretty happy with the corded 1/2" impact gun

[@maximusmax4557]

@@hopingforthebest1.9 Same here. In fact, it regularly out-performs my IR pneumatic 1/2" gun. I've had to tinker with it to get it to engage all the time in reverse, but it's performed like a champ for me for years. Just the other day, I thought I'd burned it up doing the control arms on my car, but the next day I pulled it out of the garbage and took it apart, to find the positive connection had come loose from the trigger switch. I tightened the screw back down and applied a li'l thread lock, and viola! Back in business again!

[@seniorpz1969]

Thanks for the review because I was totally headed to HF to get one today...... you saved me a trip.

[@codylomas5848]

I like it for what it is I got it set up to run on dewalt batteries

[@timstacy9561]

You can't expect this to do the job of the bigger rotor tools, it's light duty and for small jobs. It works great for the fine detail wood work and glass etching that I do. if I need to cut a nail or a screw then I use one of the bigger ones I have in my tool box. For the money you spend on it you really don't think it can hold up to the bigger one now can you ?

[@StrokerNormH1]

👍👍

[@ModernDIYProjects]

In this video we look at the Harbor Freight Rotary tool. Is it worth spending good money on this? I put the tool through several tests and the results speak for themselves. Before you buy this tool, watch this video so you will make an informed decision. If you don't watch this video first you may kick youself later!

[@scottcuilty4154]

I bought mine to ding up and cut Hot Wheels so it'll probably be fine for my needs.

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

I’m so glad I purchased the 4300 and the 8220 before I watched any KZbin video on the cheaper stuff. It’s not comparable at all. The accessories are fine if you don’t have or need the highest quality and expectations.

[@Flaming360Spider]

I used it to cut screws for a project I was doing it wasn't that bad.

[@MilkyWayHeroz]

nice video, thanks for saving me 10 bucks.

[@freezer81]

There’s is one reason to buy this but only if you lose things a lot, I got this because I lost the collet from my bigger harbor freight one

[@1630tlb]

WOW Thank you! Yes I bought for small DIY’s! But after watching this I’m returning it. Never even plugged it in. I’m buying a Dremel!

[@roserebel727]

Received rhis as a gift bcuz I do small projects and glass etching. This tool LITERALLY slung the diamond shaft out of the tool and hit me in the throat, luckily it didn't stab thru more than just surface of my skin.

[@ModernDIYProjects]

I'm glad that you are OK!

[@roserebel727]

As am I sir. I use these types of tools alot and my. Friend was just giving a nice gesture I know, but this 1 really is a very BAD tool...thanx for ur reviews hope to see more soon.

[@Flaming360Spider]

You should have bought the diamond rotary cutting disk in harbor freight for $6. I got it for about $4 with a discount they cut metal better.

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Good idea, but I was using what came in the kit so as to be a fair representation of what the buyer should expect.

[@Flaming360Spider]

@@ModernDIYProjects yeah I understand but for a cheap $6 tool it's not that bad. It's good for cutting in tight locations I like it.

[@judyfederico-chamberlain6986]

I have this tool and it's best used to crafting that is what I use it for. If you put the attachment and tighten it and then screw in the blade it won't fall out and you won't brake the blade

[@TreeMonsterrrr]

I had this one before. It is great for carving carrots and roasting marshmallows.

[@coondogtheman]

I have one of these somewhere and it has like no power. I don't think the power adapter that comes with it can supply enough amps. If I find this tool I will test that with a 12 volt battery and if it's still weak I'll turn it onto a fan.

[@ultrakool]

its low rpm might make it good for a dedicated guitar neck fret sprout finishing tool and fret polishing application. idk? haven't tried it for that yet. if not...pitch it and I'm only out a sawbuck🤷‍♂

[@rettop9757]

Probably good for hobby models

[@shirleystone5499]

If I could tighten the bit in the chuck it might work, but it will not tighten the bit in an it constantly falls out I want to use for crafts

[@user-pn5xp4kh5m]

Can you really be upset about it after spending 12 dollars on it

[@almadenning6255]

This honestly works great for cosplay it details Eva foam and for sanding tight detailed spots

[@ared18t]

Nice

[@santiagoaurelio3444]

i got one because i was short on money and because i was so new to woodworking. the pieces that you can remove from the rotary tool would shoot out when they hit an angle they didnt like. i wore glasses for a few weeks because i was so scared lol

[@NathanChisholm041]

Sounds terrable! lol

[@Jordan-fg7ek]

What do you expect for 10$ ? 7$ with a coupon of course it ain’t going to be like the 200$ dremel...

[@MusafirsSoul]

I bought one set today & tried it but cut-out disks do not have either teeth or sharpness.

[@hi-litergreen]

I bet it works well for grinding dog nails.

[@MeYou-brook]

That is what mine is doing as well, the round blades, they crumble

[@prettyricky9676]

I look at it this way...for 10 bucks it can't be beat. If it breaks buy another one and you got extra bits. My only complaint is that i can't slow down rpm

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Watch this video where I show you a quick way to make your own RPM controller. The tool I review in that video does not have any RPM reduction so I showed it for that tool but can be used on any tool: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZS4pGqno9hmipo

[@georgeflores6604]

O-by--the-way, I used my Monarch RPM tester and it tested at 13,200 not the 16,000 RPM it claims......

[@louispeters2105]

However it can be ran straight off a 12v battery. add solar system with usb led car 12v ports you could have tons of light @5v .5A.. saves power to the point you could dremmel all night long

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Yes, you could but I seriously doubt this POS would last all night long. It would grenade before your eyes before dawn. 😀

[@xxdaemochibixx120]

I bought one just to pull two tiny stripped screws out of my bike might use it for miniatures but I don't need it to be great

[@qwertykeyboard5901]

~7 or 8 years ago I asked for a dremel for christmas. I got both this set, and a proper GENUINE dremel. I still have both. Of COURSE I lost almost all the accessories! It's like, a felony to NOT lose atleast one piece in a tool set! Both have been abused, but the Chinese special still works! (Albiet the bearings in the motor are basically nonexistent, turning the tool into a vibrating sex toy...) The dremel ended up failing due to a design flaw (the end of the stator's windings snapped).

[@idontcare6262]

Bought one to get started on practicing wood carving on sticks.after my first project (just a few short hours of playing with it) the thing was pretty much burned out. Still got a feel for the job before it died. Ended up getting a dremel 3000 to replace it. Think of it like buying a crap guitar to practice and decide whether you like playing enough to justify getting a les paul.

[@8329kelso]

You mean a fender right..😆!! Just kidding.

[@LowkeyAirgunner]

I was just thinking about buying a dremel 3000 (this is how I found this cheap one) is yours doing good still ?

[@idontcare6262]

@@LowkeyAirgunner yep the 3000 is still going.

[@prettyricky9676]

I wish it could run slower. I like its small size...it can be held like a tattoo machine

[@SteelskinDMC]

I finally had to throw mine out even intended as a light duty use. I spent way too much time patching it together and adding tape and glue to the motor mounts to keep it from vibrating itself apart. I can definitely recommend the Chicago Electric regular size rotary tool though, have had two that lasted for many years.

[@pauljohnson9623]

I have the same set and I agree that it has it's limitations. However, try and get the accessories for a better price. I realize they are not of the highest quality. I too have to tighten the collet with small pliers, but I use it for a lot of small tasks. We will see how long it works, I have had it a month. The black and decker is three times the price of the drillmaster.

[@MadApp]

Im in the market for a rotary tool. I basically just want to trim my dogs nails. And I might use it for other things down the line. Thank you so much for this video. I was about to buy this but I will not. Can you recommend a good rotary tool on a budget?

[@ModernDIYProjects]

This tool is so wobbly and noisy that i certainly would have scared your dog. As for a good alternative you can look on Amazon, or Walmart has a really good one at a reasonable price. Just check Walmart and see what they have available. I have reviewed several other rotary tools including the Walmart one and other more expensive ones. You can look on my channel page for those reviews.

[@tjr8063]

I use this to grind off the teeth in my chainsaw. Whenever it hits the dirt I will use the grind wheel to file it down. It’s slow but I can do it more accurately vs a file

[@joselastname9438]

Instead of putting one cut off wheel try putting two on at the same time thats how I've been doing it and it works rather well

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Interesting idea. I thought about that, but I figured the friction of two parts rubbing at possibly different speeds could possibly cause the end of the universe as we know it. Or at least the two blades would shatter. I guess I was wrong on both counts. 😆

[@thomasdeines6994]

So stupidly I bought this I just want to do like woodworking stuff like wood carving would this tool be good at that or should I take it back get my money back unfortunately I didn't take the receipt with me

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Difficult to say if it will work for you since only you know how much you will be expecting from the tool. Personally I would take it back and for a few dollars more you can get a much better tool for all sorts of hobby needs. If you have registered with Harbor Freight they normally email you the receipt. So you can check your email to see if it is in there. If you can't find your receipt then you can see if it will work out for you, but don't expect much from it.

[@chicu2521]

Thank you, great job

[@shannonscott5788]

Paid 7 bucks: made 1k a month doing hand polish nails😀

[@ModernDIYProjects]

You use this POS for doing nails? I can't believe your customers don't complain about the vibration hurting their fingers. The one I got was so off balance that my hands would hurt after a while from the vibration through the handle. Well, hats off to you for making it work!

[@aaxen7255]

I used it for a job where a Dremel was too large, so it was worth it for me. But sheesh, the money you save on HF tools you will need later for your carpal tunnel bills.

[@lefty5463]

Well you get what you pay for. $6.99 with coupon is not bad price for doing small jobs.

[@MaxSabbath666]

i just bought this pile of shit and im gonna take it back. i had the same problem with the cutting disks. thanks for making a video about this. someone is going to get hurt with this hunk of shit

[@peggyscott125]

I bought one but there are no instructions on how to use it at all. NONE! I emailed HF, and they said Sorry. But im left with this tool that I really want to use but do not know how.

[@jlind00]

You get what you pay for (or less, but seldom more) in terms of performance, including features like safety & accessories. One never goes to Harbor Freight for quality, only for the cheapest light duty “stuff”. But I’ve still bought quite a bit there, from dollies to a hatchet 🪓, gloves, solar lights, a shovel, etc.

[@troutmanhensley1896]

Man I really wish I would've seen this video before I bought the damn thing lol its goin back in the box and gona be returned tomorrow

[@CagdasInsaatMalzemeleriLtdSti]

lol this tool use with powerbank, I like it

[@maggiesegura8753]

Thank you for you video. I really appreciate it.

[@theia1653]

You get what you pay for. Harbor Freight power tools are mediocre at best and should be used for light projects.

[@humzedecoum1599]

im looking to do some polishing on phone and apple watch screens to remove some scratches and i need a dremel but i dont want to break the bank would this be recommended or should I pay the extra to get something better

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Definitely do not use this machine! This machine vibrates so much and is so far out of balance that it will probably put scrathes in the watches instead of removing them. This tool is not good for fine detail work like what you want. I would say that you can get a good Dremel tool for around $40. That is not too expensive and will serve you much better.

[@Pathos312]

I know I'm late but remember this IS the mini they do have a standard iirc which is bigger. imo the things junk and meant for clay, lol

[@lorettamartinez2144]

My brother just sent me this. I want to use it too shine and polish agate, crystals and rocks . Does anyone think it will work for that?

[@ModernDIYProjects]

As long as you don't expect too much from it, it should work for you. Hopefully yours doesn't vibrate and woble as much as the one I tested.

[@lorettamartinez2144]

I hope it doesn’t either ! Thanks for the info!

[@ErraticHail]

I have one and I don't like too much. Maybe for 10 bucks it's pretty good, but you get what you pay for. The cut off wheel constantly gets loose. The screw for tightening it is smaller than the post it screws into. Also, it vibrates alot, making your hands numb.

[@goldbunnygaming5702]

We've had this thing for a while and when we first starting using it the cutting wheels would either get stuck and stop or shatter and I was wondering if we were doing something wrong. Seems not! We forgot we had it for years and now my dad was sanding some wood and I remembered we had this little thing and it's been doing much better than sanding by hand. Good to know it's not a good cutter, at least sanding seems to be doing alright. Can't say we expected much for the price anyway. Nice video, thanks!

[@maximusmax4557]

To be fair, my legit Dremel busts grinder wheels all the time too. There are few things more frustrating than being 95% of the way through cutting something and having your cut-off wheel shatter in your face!

[@queenamac]

The long metal part/attachment won't even fit in my drill! So frustrated! 🥴

[@alancastaneda2829]

Would cx anyone recommend for chrome wheel wire brush use

[@georgeflores6604]

Thank you for being in-detail , i got one free from a freind still in box and unopened

[@georgeflores6604]

It seems this drill is simply made for simple crafts......

[@georgeflores6604]

wow!, thanks for the great review, now I know what to use this drill for.....

[@mmanek3465]

Thanks, great review. I was considering to buy one but i think i will get a black and decker instead.

[@WeirdScooterKid]

I got one and connected it to an 18v battery and it works pretty good like that😂

[@ModernDIYProjects]

You put a TURBO on it. 😃 👍 👍

[@JayBuccola]

Getting this for $6 for my seven year old son to learn on.

[@dashb0y]

will it work for distressing jeans?

[@aleks1939]

I thought I was doing something wrong. One of the collets is too small for all of the attachments except for the smallest drill bits. And the other three collets are too large for most of the other attachments to get firmly locked in. 😢😢🤣🤣

[@gregp.t.8473]

Great review! You sold me on the hyper tough work light. Walmart should be kicking you a check every month! Keep up the awesome reviews and your garage is very neat an tidy! Are those knives between the garage doors?

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Thanks, and yes they are for emergency use. I have a review coming up soon on the HyperTough Rotary tool, so keep an eye out for that one.

[@dandydude9646]

The professional woodworker one is actually a different model.

[@debrakaplan5246]

Can this be used for working with acrylic fingernails?

[@ModernDIYProjects]

It can, but the one that I got vibrated like crazy so I don't know how good it will be for you. The shaft was out of balance. You may get one that is better balanced than mine, I can't say.

[@debrakaplan5246]

@@ModernDIYProjects Thanks for your prompt and thoughtful reply!

[@trader0108]

Don't forget to use protection for your eyes and gloves for your hands for extra protection. Thanks for the video. There are special HB coupons that sell this for 6.50 and maybe even a little less.

[@loneybone]

Oh my goodness so I bought this just because I was short on money and I need it to sand down some of my resin pieces for jewelry making and I'm just like so scared rotary tool thing that goes in the hand gun thing it's just going to come out and it's going to hit my eye or something even though I wear glasses and it's really hard for me to find some goggles that fit I'm like so scared that is just going to pop out and I'm having to pause every freaking minute to make sure it's not going to pop out and hit my eye or something.... The first time when I was sending down a piece I did a first piece which was really small it's just like a heart for some earrings I'm making and then I was sanding down the other hearts and I didn't finish and yet the thing came out and I was like oh my gosh and I thought maybe I just didn't put it correctly but now that you mention it I need to take a pause every minute and I think I will definitely invest in that Black & Decker one that you have or the one that you suggested from Home Depot.. Anyway a little too late but thank you for making this video very informative

[@ared18t]

Get good cutting discs? Maybe that could be a lot less frightening.

[@freezer81]

When you say resin do you mean a mold or do you have a resin 3d printer? Just curious

[@loneybone]

@@freezer81 yeah I mean regular liquid resin that you would put in a mold..

[@midnightangel4129]

I actually had this one first. I thought it was okay, but first experience was apparently accepted with no other experience. I have a hyper though now.

[@Tom52NJ.]

Had the previous version of this one. Cheap and very limited in its use. Fell apart within a year. Buy a Dremel or similar more durable brand. This is built flimsy and more a throw away tool. Although the size and concept is attractive, you get what you pay for. I bought a lot of Harbor Freight stuff for many years and been 100% satisfied. I was thinking about this one, I’ll pass.

[@selwyn13]

Which adapter tip would u use to engrave your name on tools like wrenches and sockets?

[@ModernDIYProjects]

It comes with a few metal tips that you can use for engraving, that is if your machine spins true. My machine has a huge wobble so it is useless as an engraver.

[@selwyn13]

@@ModernDIYProjects Correct me if I'm wrong, it wobbles because the metal tip rod is warped. Right? So therefore can it be fixed by straightening it out on a vise by tightening and rotating it several times? Or at least improved dramatically? Or is that superrrr hit or miss?

[@ModernDIYProjects]

@@selwyn13 It depends. If your metal tip is warped you could try to straighten it. But in many cases the machine internals are misaligned and that is why it has a wobble. To see if this is the case just try other tips. If they ALL wobble, then you know it's not the tips.

[@luisenriquegaribaysimental9636]

Great video ty just subscribed buddy

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Awesome thank you!

[@TheCathe1221]

Ok thank you my son just got this for me for crafts now I know I will be getting another one from home depot soon

[@ModernDIYProjects]

I would suggest to use it till it breaks, but before you run to Home Depot, check out Walmart. Check out my other video on the Walmart, Hyper Tough rotary tool ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3-onoR8gKqUpaM ) which is a good tool for only $6 more than the Harbor Freight tool you just got. Home Depot will probably be more expensive.

[@TheCathe1221]

I would but I'm nervous about the whole getting warm thing.

[@ModernDIYProjects]

@@TheCathe1221 I understand completely.

[@bluemantom77]

You can buy a wen 2307 or a wen 2305 I have the wen it's ok for the money I also have that drill master 1600rpm slow and it stinks

[@D25864]

Don't give up on it. It does nice pedicures. I might have found a new talent.

[@VideoNash]

thanks

[@ModernDIYProjects]

You're welcome!

[@carolrainey8463]

I have had this tool for my crafting and still can't figure out how the drill works. other videos are only showing how the rotary tool works.

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Forget about using it as a drill. It has NO power to drill through anything. That is just fake advertising.

[@elmerkemp5316]

I think they are more for building models and such

[@siobhanonavon1989]

I bought one of these for the sole purpose of polishing oxidized copper jewelry. I've never used a rotary tool before, so I didn't want to invest a lot of money. It comes with NO directions of any kind and I STILL don't have a clue how to use it to polish. Can anyone tell me how to use it in that way? Thanks in advance.

[@ModernDIYProjects]

It's simple. This applies to all rotary tools. Get the little fuzzy pads and install it in the metal rods with the screw on top. Insert that into the top of the rotary tool. Then add some polishing compound and away you go.

[@siobhanonavon1989]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it!

[@macme2000]

i got the 24.99 rotary tool== a whole lot better than this piece of junk

[@jobabhernandez9690]

DISKS KEEP BREAKING LOL

[@hass17]

Has anyone tried using it to sharpen tungsten electrodes?