Removable steady-grip handle improves the user’s comfort and precision while operating.
Includes a case where you can store and organize your rotary tool and all of your 190 accessories.
Variable speed: The powerful 1.3A motor can go from 8,000 rpm to 35,000 rpm.
Attach the flex shaft to jobs that need a lot of attention to detail.
There are a lot of different collet options, so you can choose bits that range in size from 1/32 to 1/8 of an inch.
Isn’t it fun to think back to when you had so much power and versatility in one hand?
Remove rust from rusty things.
Trim the nails on your dog’s toes.
Then, while your neighbor is on vacation in Rome, you can put beautiful pictures on their windows.
With the WEN Rotary Tool, there are no limits to what you can do, except for your imagination and federal law.
When you buy this package, you get more than 190 different tools and discs. They can be used for any project.
There is a simple turn of the speed dial that can set the speed from 8,000 to 35,000 RPMs.
Carrying case: This makes transportation and storage easier than ever, and the 1.3-pound body doesn’t make you tired while you work.
When you choose a collet, you can choose bits that are anywhere from 1/32 of an inch in size all the way up to 1/8 of an inch.
The removable steady-grip handle gives you another way to hold the rotary tool.
Evenly spreads the weight across your hand, making it easier to work for a long time.
Switch out the steady-grip handle for the flex shaft that comes with the tool to help you work with glass, plastic, wood, steel, and more.
Because it is made by WEN.
The company has a lot of replacement parts, as well as a friendly and helpful phone line.
Make carvings, cuts, grinds, deburrings and more with the WEN Rotary Tool Kit. This is a set of tools that you can use to do all of these things.
Remember when you had a single tool that could do everything?
Remember WEN, please.
Seriously?
When this tool finally came out, I had been waiting for it for a long time.
To get it, I bought it on amazon and then it had to cross the ocean to reach me.
There was no work done on day one. It opened the box and tried to use it on wood and other things.
Afterwards, I had no time for it.
I tried to attach engraving tools or bits today, but I don’t know what they’re called or what they do. I also don’t know how to attach them.
In the past, the lock button didn’t work.
I thought I had made a mistake, so I read the instructions again, tried again, tried a different collet (I don’t know why), and nothing worked. I don’t know why I did this.
It broke.
People in the small country across the Atlantic Ocean can’t even return it to me. Sending this tool would cost more money than the tool itself, so I can’t even return it.
My new project was so exciting, but then it didn’t work out, and now I’m almost in tears.
