TART13P High Performance 200W/1.8Amp Rotary Tool

I love this thing most of the time Dremel is Big poking your hand heavy awkward to use this one has a Slimmer in let's poke feel to it don't feel like it is heavy and then the flex shaft makes it so convenient to do those small precise jobs with the actual dream apart is too big to reach. With most GMOs the power of them is either too high or not high enough in a bog down real fast no matter what speed drawing with this one I can use it on the lowest setting it is as powerful as the Black & Decker one that I had when it's on the medium setting on high setting. And you can't beat the price that it was good price to pay to the regular one that I had I bought this one and a cutting kit to go along with it and it still came in under fifty bucks, in my opinion this is probably one of the best rotary tool I have used

As a DIY enthusiast, the TECCPO Rotary Tool Kit has been an absolute game-changer in my workshop. I’ve used it for a variety of tasks, from wood carving to crafting, and it’s performed exceptionally well each time. The power and variable speed settings make it adaptable for different materials and projects. The universal keyless chuck is a fantastic feature, making it incredibly easy to switch between the numerous attachments and accessories included in the kit. This has saved me so much time and effort, especially when working on detailed projects. The flex shaft is another great addition, offering more precision and control for intricate work. One aspect that stood out is the tool's balance between power and manageability. Despite its strong performance, it’s comfortable to hold and doesn’t cause fatigue during prolonged use. The range of accessories provided has also been impressive, covering a wide array of needs from sanding to cutting. If I had to point out a minor flaw, it would be that the motor tends to get warm after extended periods of use. However, this hasn’t impacted its performance and just requires a short break to cool down. This rotary tool kit has proven to be a reliable and versatile addition to my DIY arsenal. Whether for small crafts or more demanding projects, it delivers excellent results every time.

I was quite pleased with the overall quality of this purchase. It is a large bodied tool and comes with a nice assortment of accessories. I like the flex shaft attachment but this is quite difficult to attach, and the instructions are not clear on the attachment method. The instructions show using a fixed collet for the shaft of the flex attachment, at least that is what it appears to be in their instructions. I could not find a size that permitted the shaft to spin reliably, or allow the shaft to be inserted. I finally ended up using the adjustable collet. With some trial and error I was able to find a position that allowed the shaft to function reliably, however this is not a mechanically strong connection. My biggest complaint is the stand that is provided to hang the tool on. This is just a poorly designed accessory that sometimes functions as designed. The weight of the tool causes the stand to flex excessively. It does not seem to be designed to bear this much weight. There are three extensions for the stand and trying to lock them so they do not collapse under the weight of the tool is difficult to impossible in some cases. The second section simply collapses no matter what I do to try and tighten it. The bottom two sections are made of thin gauge metal rolled into a tube. They are joined by a "friction" collet arrangements that doesn't seem to be adequate for the job. The top wire section is made of a solid metal rod bent to hold the hook on the tool. If they all functioned properly the stand might allow about 24 inches of height as best as I can tell. I can get the stand to reliably extend no more than about 18" which works but is still a disappointment. Other than this "complaint" about the stand I find that this kit is a good buy if you do not currently have a Moto-tool type device on your bench. It is much less expensive than the "Dremel" or for a "foredom" style flex tool. I do not know if it will hold up under heavy use, but I am using it on my leather crafting bench and it seems like it will do the job quite nicely.