3.6V DIY Mini Electric Rotary Tool, 3 speed and USB charging with 86pcs accessories, Cordless Household Hand-held Electric Engraving Tool For Engraving

One of the attachments keeps coming loose when I have the unit on the highest setting. I believe it is being vibrated out of the collar. I have checked over and over, and O do have the correct collar for the fitting. Now the attachment is stuck in the unit. will have to use pliars to pry it out. This unit does not come with an attachment wrench like most dremmel type tools do. I paid $17.00 for this online, I wouldnt pay more than that for it. It is just 'ok'. Not heavy duty at all. only for very light sanding or smoothing. The metal cutting wheel wouldnt cut through an aluminum pole I was using in a project. Not very happy with the tool. I had no issues with the seller or delivery.

First i didnt realize i had bought the "mini". I'm only going to use it for my nails so i said "what the heck, it will probably do fine" secondly, i asked Sparky if it came with a case and Sparky said yes. I'm having to use the little cardboard box it came in to store it at the moment. The power levels "sound" like they might do the job...until you apply ANY amount of pressure and then it starts lagging.

The attachments I needed didn't fit. the instructions were too small to read and the sanding bands did not fit any of the attachments. The sanding bands (brown tubular pieces) are what I use the most and there's not a part to attach them to that fits in the rotary tool. I am very disappointed. My old rotary tool had a good fitting one, but it doesn't tighten up in this tool. The sanding bands in the kit do not fit ANY of the attachments that came with this tool.

I like that it has many attachments, is USB rechargeable and is easy to use. It is a great value for the cost and definitely performs the job needed.

Mine came with no instructions, the tools arent big enough to do anything with so for myself was a waist of tine and money. I went to lowes and bought one as much as I didnt want to.

very petite pink drimel which is very reasonable price. it's not real powerful but that's exactly what I need to trim my fired clay. I also use it to widen the holes in my beads. it has 3 spreads so you can start slow,then power it up.

the instructions are extremely vague. I've had it a week and I'm still trying to figure out how to change the attachments

I was using it to drill though some wood so I could put something together and even on max power, it just kept stopping. It's not powerful enough

the little white buffing pads . the attachment is a screw and when buffing the screw goes right through the pad and acts like a drill bit

when it works it's ok. dies after about 1/2 an hour. gave it a full charge overnight used it twice and dies. I am doing intrinsic work and am being gentle pressing. also 3 speeds. 1 and 2 are useless. Not recommended. I will have to send this back and purchase a quality one.