Efanty Electric Engraving Pen, Mini DIY Engraving Tool Kit Micro Cordless Engraver Pen, 30 Drill Rotary Carving Tools for Carving Wood Jewellery Glass Metal Plastic Stone Nails Egg

Clear instructions especially for ficko like myself. Good quality and will work on any service. Definitely recommend for any crafter. USB Charging so can be charged anywhere, any time.I have only charged twice. Once when I had it Christmas morning and 3 months later. Come with multiple choices for tips and stencils.Highly recommend.

1st there's no user guide for beginners whether online or hard copy2nd the received heads are not rough enough or sharp to engrave, unless you press it too much but then it will likely stop

Bought for my brother to use indoors.

Bought this for use on wood, but it’s absolutely useless for this. Slightest bit of pressure applied and it stops and gives up. Presume it would be ok for etching glass, but if you’re wanting to work on wood, don’t bother with this. Nicely packaged and plenty of parts. Easy to use, but just lacks power. The saw blades are so blunt I could run my finger across the teeth and feel nothing. God knows how they’re supposed to cut anything! Luckily I got this in a deal so didn’t pay much, but still think it’s overpriced. More of a toy than a tool.

The electric engraver is a excellent tool glad I purchased one 👌

One of my hobbies is building miniature model dioramas so this Efanty Electric Engraving Pen is quite a very handy tool to have in my workshop. It comes in a basic presentation type cardboard box - handy if gifting it - that includes the tool, an assortment of rotary abrasive bits in a display type box - see photos - and drills plus three saw blades in different sizes with an arbour for mounting them, five stencil design sheets and instruction manual. Also included is a small Allen key that is required that fits in the end of the tool near the charging socket. Being rechargeable it also includes its own charging lead with a USB plug. It had some charge it on arrival - there is a status bar with blue LED’s that gives a power indication and speed - but after reading the instructions I put it on charge up to the maximum. In use its quite a nice little performer that gets into places my usual (Dremel type) tool cannot as this being about the size of a thick pen or cigar, it can do it. So far it as not run out of charge but of the three speeds available, I have used it on the low and medium settings so far - you get these by pressing the control button and note how many LEDs’ light up - quite simple really. So far its going well with nothing to niggle about but in real terms its as versatile as you want it to be plus being rechargeable, not having to watch out for mains cables dangling around. Nice little tool with big potential.

This is a handy little tool, about the size of a short, fat, marker pen, though it is a little heaver. It’s quite comfortable to hold with a narrower section at the business end so it can be held comfortably just as you would hold a pen.It comes with a whole stack of accessories including some quite dangerous looking circular saws. There are also a couple of small drill bits. But for engraving you need engraving tools, and there is a selection of 30 of these supplied in a plastic storage box. The various bits are attached using a tiny Allen Key that is stored in the top of the unit where it covers the USB charging port. It’s fiddly but it works.The various bits don’t seem to be high quality, but this looks like a great set for an introduction to engraving, especially with all the templates.

It is fine, it is easy to use but is not wholly effective. Would not recommend purchasing.