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Question: Hello. this is going to sound like a really silly question. But how do i inset the tip of the engraver? what size screwdriver would i need?
Document: I did purchase a couple extra diamond tips to use with this engraver. I thought I might need them quickly as I was engraving on metal. I'm still on the first tip and I just love how easy it is to engrave. I can writing freehand cursive and it looks great. Not quite as easy as using a pen, but much more like it than I thought it would be.
They are meant for the dremel rotary.As for the quality of this tool, I like it. It is a little loud but you can't expect it to be to quiet I suppose. Sounds like a pair of hair clippers. The bit seems rather thick at first but once you actually engrave with it you realize it is pretty fine. And it works well on glass, metal, stone, and plastic. You will want to do plastic on a lower setting though so you don't melt plastic on the tip of your bit.If you are going to do some standard engraving I would definitely recommend this.
There isn't really much to the story I have for this product, because I didn't even get a chance to fully use it.Took it out of the packaging and followed the instructions. There's a small screw you're supposed to tighten in the head of the engraver that keeps the tip in place. Well, A) the screw was too big and B) the screwdriver required wouldn't tighten it anymore. Tried out the tool and not even three seconds after starting an engraving the tip fell out. Tried it three more times, and each time it kept happening.I love Dremels, but I hate this product.
I mean is Dremel really going to sell just the engraver with NO bit! ?Anyway the engraver works well for the money but the on/off switch feels cheap like it&#8217;ll break if you don&#8217;t baby it. Also at times when you go to turn it off the switch doesn&#8217;t click into the off position even though it&#8217;s off. Be sure to listen and/or feel for the click when shutting off.I have an older model that was made in the early 70&#8217;s that is very well built to last and still works great and will no doubt last another 40+ years!
I liked the engraver. It shipped to my home within a few days, and it wasn't hard to put together or use. I would advise to have a small screwdriver on hand (like the one you find in a eyeglass repair kit or something as small ). I think it is a bit noisy, so if you don't like the noise, it's not for you. But overall, for my first engraving tool, I like it!
Firstly, the carbide tip is included. You find it wedged into an inset in the clear plastic packaging. It's easy to overlook so be sure to look carefully.Secondly, the screwdriver needed to tighten the tip into the engraver is NOT the smallest in the world, far from it. It's a #3 slotted tip. For example, it is the larger of the two slotted tips provided with the (excellent)Stanley 4-in-1 Pocket Screwdriver. (For the price/quality, this is a good investment).A good way to set the tip into the tool is to first (before inserting the tip) tighten the setscrew a bit.
According to one review on this tool, it didn't come with an engraving bit so I purchased the engraving kit. It DOES come with the proper bit so don't waste your money purchasing the rotary tool engraving kit.I'm disappointed in the stencil as it is not going to stand up well as it is made from a plastic like substance. Tried to find a metal stencil and am not having any luck.If you don't need precision letters, this tool is fine.
I purchased two of the Dremel Engravers. I have used Dremel tools for years and have never been disappointed, this time is different. The screw that holds the engraving tip is so short and difficult to screw in or out that I have dropped it several times. The thread depth is two short to allow the threaded screw to get a good hold. And the tip I really need is for glass and while the one provided is passable for a few times it will not be servicable for the long term for the glass I engrave.
Over all I am disappointed and would like a better solution for the engraving I need to do. JM
I had to engrave several cameras and the engraving area was limited. The dremel was easy to hold like a pencil and easy to control. The right amount of pressure allowed for light etching or deeper engraving. I was nervous at first because I thought it was going to go all over the place. The dremel stayed exactly where I wanted it to stay. The stencil template that was included didn't work for me because the letters and numbers were too big for the engraving area but I will try it the next time. I would definitely recommend this dremel.
Answer: yes