Review of micro engraving/polishing pen check description to get yours

[@kaisasjoberg5104]

It would be better if we saw your hands and saw what you doing

[@lisacronin4291]

Mine didn't come with stencils or the circles 😞🤷‍♀️also cant find the slken key on mine 🙈

[@richardgallacher6608]

There is no key when the bit is pushed full in its ready

[@jimmorrison3035]

Have one best way to put it mate , it sucks lol I got it thinking it’s going to be a good tool one of the bits is a fine drill does not have the power to drill bone , it has no power overheats battery use is short does not cut like a Dremel or Fordom you need to get a flex shaft for them .

[@richardgallacher6608]

Fair comment Jim thanks

[@Slinkylabcat]

Yeah, the Dahmer 2, 14v cordless drill/driver. Free quart of muriatic acid. .

[@jimmorrison3035]

@@Slinkylabcat you ever put tin foil in that muriatic acid. Put the acid in a pop bottle roll up some tinfoil slit it in shake drop it run like hell . Warning maybe best not to lol might not live to comment on it 😂😂😂

[@alierem4266]

JM. Agreed, wholeheartedly. I say this with decades of experience with flex shaft and micromotors --engraving many different material including glass & crystal--. For torque you need higher rpm if you need power instead of barely scratching a surface, as this type of light hobby 'pen' being marketed. This can be achieved by using nail polishing / shaping equipment -- quite inexpensive equipment,-- (again with weaker output) when compared with NSK, Faro, Foredom, Kavo and others used by jewellers and dental workshops also. I owned few of these motors since '70's and still going strong, cutting through steel with ease, using carbide burrs. Do invest in good gear (evenif it will cost 8-10x over price of this 'pen'. gd luck.

[@nancypellegrini9880]

My pen did not come with instructions, so I really appreciate your video. Thank you.

[@gypsygirl731]

I got one for holiday present it’s ok label things that belong to me as I live with a lot of ppl so I label things. It’s ok not a real powerhouse. The Allen or chuck key thingy wrench is on the bottom of the pen L shaped wrench, to tighten in the bit..I could t see a close up on What you were doing

[@richardgallacher6608]

No chuck required with this just fits in , good luck

[@alavelle6282]

You are not showing what uou are foing. It's off camera

[@heidibodner6518]

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