Vevor Graver Max review update

Last year I searched the internet for information about Vevors Graver Max. Vevors pneumatic push engraving machine is an affordable version of similar products sold to jewelers and others who find they want to carve things. The reviews were near non existing. One person on KZbin atleasted showed that they turn on. Many people said these don't work at all. They are wrong.
Not everyone has 5k to throw out on a nice engraver. I set my system up for less then 400USD. It may not be as good of quality as the expensive models out there, but this is a way for those of us on a budget to be able to learn the craft. I personally think this is a great way to start
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[@rah4822]

Don’t let negative comments discourage you from working with cheap equipment. Anybody can do high quality work with the best equipment, a true craftsman can make due with whatever is available. Kind of like CNC operators calling themselves machinists whereas a real machinist can make the same parts on old manual machines. Sure, it takes longer but that guy will fully understand machining versus being a button pusher.

[@Celestial_Reach]

Thank you! I admit that this machine isnt as good as a GRS. But not all of us can afford a system like that. And when i was looking into this graver there was no information on it. I really wanted to show people if it worked or not, and it does decent. it may not have as smooth a cut, and it needs some real practice, but ive been able to do things i couldnt do with a chizel for sure. thanks for the encouragement

[@TravelAlongAdventures]

Your running to small of a compressor

[@Celestial_Reach]

I am? What should I use?

[@TheArtisanTouch]

Glad I seen this I ain’t getting one now what crap

[@Celestial_Reach]

if you can shell out 2k for a system, i encourage that. mind you, i suck at engraving, so its probably more me then the machine. i could be wrong i cant afford to even look at a nice one. and when it comes down to being freash out of homelessness, crippled, and not having the luxury of just throwing money at all my problems, some times you just gotta learn to work with what you have. seen better goldsmiths in intia who use noothing but hammer, tongs, chizel and go better goldsmithing then most jewelers i know who have the 100,000$ bench. in the end though, im glad that this video was helpful in your decision making process. if you have the money to throw away, id do it. its always easier to buy your way there

[@arelgr9407]

the video may not be top-quality but for someone who has a partial understanding of the micro metalsmithing bench they are very nice. for lifted up mood to weekend morning coffee ☕. their peculiarity is the presence of the first steps of mastering various tasks in each projection. as here the perimeters of the stones are maybe not perfectly worked but they are very well stabilized. ... thank alli...

[@Celestial_Reach]

Hey thank you! I have alot of room for growth, but I just gotta keep trying. I appreciate the support!

[@arelgr9407]

@@Celestial_Reach I also appreciate and thank you for your presentations. 👋🙂