Plaid wood burning and stencil cutting tool
Plaid wood burning and stencil cutting tool,an on off switch,Comes with tool stand,Plastic case holds all your tips,One tool for many projects
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About Plaid wood burning and stencil cutting tool
Overall Feedback:
70% positive
80% praised the durable construction, while 20% experienced breakage
When I use fine point tips on wood, they tend to melt and bend.
I cannot use the tool anymore because it has broken down due to the broken tread.
I bought a good wood burner that gets white hot and disintegrates wood on contact.
I stripped the threads inside the tool while decorating a large walking stick.
80% found the comfortable grip design, but 20% experienced fatigue
It worked perfectly with wood.
I had to turn off the tool after 45 minutes because it would get so hot that my knuckle would start to blister, but it worked well for me.
70% praised the high-quality material, while 30% found them flimsy
I have mentioned that this tool is not intended to burn flesh, but it is still an added bonus.
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This tool is not intended to burn flesh, but it is still an added bonus.
When I used the fine point tips on wood, they melted and bent. This shows that the tool is not suitable for working with this material.
After 20 minutes of use, I couldn't mark the wood and gave up on it.
I have noticed that the tool has broken and no bits will screw into it, indicating poor material quality.
86% found it lightweight and portable, but 14% found it cumbersome
I am going to replace this kit with a different one that has a heat guard and more bits to try out, which implies that I find this kit to be not portable enough or not versatile enough to be used for a long time.
83% appreciated the precise control, while 17% found it difficult to achieve
I can no longer use the tool as the tread broke off while switching out the bit.
After heating for 10 minutes, I couldn't even mark the stick and after 20 minutes, it still couldn't mark the wood.
71% liked the precise temperature control, but 29% found it inconsistent
I noticed that the tool heats up and boils the plastic without any temperature control.
After 45 minutes of use, the tool gets too hot and caused my knuckle to slightly blister.
