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List Price : $19.99 Price : $16.25
List Price : $19.99 Price : $16.25
Product Description
Utilizing a diamond-coated bit, this engraver rotates 20,000 times a minute to scribe metal, plastic, ceramic or glass surfaces.
- Diamond tip bit
- 20,000 RPM Motor to engrave glass, metal,ceramic and plastic
- Aluminum body
- Standard 3/32-inch engraving bit
- Uses two AAA batteries included
General Tools 505 Cordless Precision Engraver with Diamond Tip Bit Reviews
General Tools 505 Cordless Precision Engraver with Diamond Tip Bit Reviews
 A real review. Works great. Real Inexpensive., This review is from: General Tools 505 Cordless Precision Engraver with Diamond Tip Bit (Tools & Home Improvement) I bought an used this and the product worked completely as advertised. And it was very inexpensive. I posted some comments on a review saying so when I saw a previous bad (a planted review it looks like) review slamming the product. I used on aluminum, steel (stainless) plastic and even glass and it worked fine. I am going out and getting 3 more for friends. The product works great. There is a video posted on Youtube by a magazine (not the company that made it) that showed it working great on a bunch of hard surfaces. It has been a month now and I have used it 20 or so times and the battery is still going strong. I really wish some people who put false reviews online would cut it out and go get a life. General Tools makes good products and always helps me if I call them with an issue. For sixteen bucks and the batteries included this is a heck of a deal. Oh yeah...the design looks a little funny up front but it is actually very comfortable... Read more 1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:  Fairly Dissapointed, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: General Tools 505 Cordless Precision Engraver with Diamond Tip Bit (Tools & Home Improvement) Just received this in the mail yesterday, but was fairly dissapointed with the performance. The price was low enough where it was more an experimental buy, and it works fine on wood. It didn't fair too well with metal, however. I attempted to carve some letters into a bullet casing as most places have a policy against engraving anything related to firearms. The letters were mere scratches on the surface, and the extra bits I also bought didn't fit (opening for the bits is not adjustable). Also didn't work well on bone or silver. Didn't even bother using it on stone. Basically, if you want to engrave anything other than wood, I'd spend the extra money on a different tool. |
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