Afantti 104 Pcs Electric Engraver Mini Engraving Etching Pen Micro Sander Rotary Tool Kit for Metal Glass Ceramic Plastic Wood Jewelry with Scriber Pen

It's a pretty good product.My one complaint is that one of my coilents (the gold piece that holds all the extended nibs) didn't fit. I couldn't put it in place because it was to large to fit so i had to hook up the mandril and a sand wheel to sand it down enough that it can slide in and out.Other than that it is a good product.

This broke on me. I was so disappointed!

A little hard to figure out what bit to use and get going. But it worked great. I used it to engrave the year on an item. Not sure the material. It was a Christmas ornament.

Overall a good value. I had an issue with the bit getting lose so I had to stop and tighten it every few minutes. I have only tried it on glass, but worked well for that.

It stops when your trying to engrave if you press down to hard but to little it slides. It worth the money anyway

The electric engraver is made for pedicures and manicures. It dont hold up to the lightest of outlining. Motor to small for what it is supposed to be used for. The rest of the tools are great. Hoping for a light weight easy hold electric engraver. I have rheumatoid arthritis, my dremel gets to heavy and hard to hold in a short time. This engraver is light weight and easy to hold but it quit after the 3 time I went to use it. 3rd time means after I stopped and rested and turned it on after my 3rd hand break it died. It got a proper burial I promise.

I love this tool so much!! I like to make etched glasses as Christmas gifts, and was fed up with using etching cream. I used this with a stencil I made on my Cricut, and it turned out beautifully! Definitely an awesome value for the price, too. * Helpful hint: wear a nose & mouth mask when using to protect yourself from inhaling glass dust.

This engraver/mini sander was so underpowered that it is basically useless. It came with a nice assortment of different tips that I might be able to use with my bigger rotary tool, though. Remember: you get what you pay for!