DEPSTECH Cordless Rotary Tool Kit, 8V 2.0Ah Rechargeable Battery, 30000RPM 5-Speed Multi Power Carving Tools, 127Pcs Accessories, Shield Attachment, Cutting/Drilling Guide for Handmade/DIY Creations

The media could not be loaded. This review is for: DEPSTECH Cordless Rotary Tool Kit, 8V 2.0Ah Rechargeable Battery, 30000RPM 5-Speed Multi Power Carving Tools, 127Pcs Accessories, Shield Attachment, Cutting/Drilling Guide for Handmade/DIY CreationsI am very pleased and surprised that a battery powered rotary tool could be as powerful and last as long as it does per charge. Of course if you have to operate it at the highest speed, you will not enjoy as long of a work time, but when I was using it, I did not have to go all the way to the 5 setting. It worked for about 30 mins or more at level 3 where I did most of my cutting work and even longer at level 2 where I did my sanding work. And this operation was continuous operation for that time, not a lot of start and stop. Doing that for 30 mins continuously will leave you wanting a break. Now it does take a while to recharge, but I just did other things while that was happening. But let me start at the beginning. I love the case that it came in. The case is very sturdy and the latches are ones that will last for a long time. The tool itself is what I would consider a standard size for a rotary tool and easy to hold on to. Like all rotary tools, the vent holes for air circulation are where your hands end up a lot of the time which makes the tool heat up if you don't move your hand around to give it air. All of the rotary tools that I have owned are all the same way. Not sure how they could solve this problem. But, even though the tool gets warm, it did not burn up and die. It did not seem to be effected by the temperature and it did not get too hot to hold. The battery powered motor has a great deal of power. It seemed comparable to the power that my last corded tool had and I did not have to deal with a cord getting in the way. It has 5 speeds with an LED indicator for the speeds, it has LEDs to show battery life, and it has a overpower protection feature where if you operate it too aggressively, it will stop and the LEDs will flash to inform you that you have overpowered it. To operate the tool again, you just simply turn off the tool, wait for the LEDs to stop flashing and then turn the tool on again. This is a great feature and should keep the tool in good shape for a long time. It comes with a charging cable, but not a charger. Many would consider this a negative and yes it would be nice to get a charger with it, but today there are so many chargers laying around a house from previous cell phones and the like that many vendors no longer supply them. I would just suggest that you choose a charger that has a lot of power so it will shorten the charge time. It comes with a nice manual in many languages. It comes with many assorted bits and attachments that you would normally use such as cutting blades, sanding bits, grinding bits, drilling bit, brushes, polishing and engraving attachments. It also has an attachment used for grout removal and a plastic shield to protect you eyes when using the tool. It has different size chuck inserts to accommodate various size bit stems. The bits are stored in a nice plastic box that fits nicely into the case. This case is compact and does not take up a lot of room. I have provided a video about how I used this tool to see its potential. I am making a Gnome garden for my front yard and I had a large piece of a pine tree that I wanted to carve out to look like a drive way for the gnomes. This pine stump was aged for about a year out in the weather and the wood was fairly hard. I needed to carve out the driveway with something and I elected to try this rotary tool on it. I first tried the cutting wheel that came with the set. It cut into the wood, but I could see that this was going to take a long time doing it this way and I was not sure how I would be able to get the correct shape with that wheel. However, from my last rotary tool, I have a bigger cutting wheel which this tool had no trouble powering, but I still was not getting the results that I wanted. I then found a router bit that I had bought separately for my old rotary tool. Just want to make it clear that this router bit did not come with this set and does not usually come with any rotary tool set that I have purchased in the past. However, these bits are available usually where rotary tools are sold and this rotary tool had no problem using it. The stem fit securely in the chuck and the motor had enough power on setting 3 to operate the bit perfectly. To clear out all of the wood material from that stump took three chargings of the rotary tool. You may think that is excessive, but I assure you it was not. I estimate the tool lasted about 30 mins or more on a single charge. After grinding out wood on that stump for 30 mins, I was ready for a break. The hole that I cut out was close to two inches deep and possibly one and a half inches wide. Trying to cut this out by hand would have been a challenge with carving tools and I was very happy with the way this tool allowed me to shape the driveway. After grinding out the wood, I started using the sanding spools to smooth out the cuts. The spools were very effective in smoothing out the wood, but I was operating the sanders on level three and after using the sander for about a minute, the sanding belts on the spools would just spin off. I destroyed about 5 of the spools before I realized that I was using them at too high a speed. I was causing them to get hot and the temperature melted the glue and caused them to fail. As soon as I moved the speed down to level 2, the sanding was still efficient, but the spool lasted for the rest of the time which was a long time. I sanded the driveway smooth, then patched up any cracks in the wood with wood filler, then sanded it again to remove any excess filler, then I filled the cracks in the wood on the rest of the stump and then sanded them. So, that one spool at the correct speed probably could have completed the entire sanding job. When I was done sanding, I checked the spool and there was still considerable sanding surface on the spool. Since I was sanding a an angle most of the time, the tip of the sanding spool was more worn than the rest. So, I could just turn the spool around on the bit shaft and make the other end of the spool the tip and sanded a bunch more. I have included a still photo of the stump so I hope you can get an idea of the depth of the driveway and how nicely this rotary tool worked to achieve that result. The only negative things about this tool are that charging time takes a while and as I said when you hold the tool in a golf grip, you cover up the vent holes some time. Every rotary tool I have owned has the vent hole problem and as far as charging time, since the battery is not removable, it is just a necessity to have a long charging time to have a long operating time. But, the positive that makes the charging time worth it is that you do not have to contend with a cord. So, I see no reason not to give this tool 5 stars. I hope this review provides you with enough information to make a decision about purchasing one. I am very happy with mine.

I am delighted with the DEPSTECH Rotary Tool Cordless Kit. As a DIYer, I needed a reliable and versatile tool for my projects, and this kit has exceeded all my expectations!The most outstanding feature is its 8V 2.0Ah rechargeable battery, which provides excellent duration and performance. I no longer have to worry about tangled cords or limited movement as I can take the tool anywhere with no restrictions. Plus, fast-charging capability ensures it's always ready to go when you need it.The adjustable speed of up to 30,000 RPM is impressive. This tool has allowed me to perform a wide variety of tasks, from grinding and cutting to engraving and drilling. The five speed settings give me precise control over different materials and projects, which is crucial for professional results.Another feature that I really appreciate is the build quality. The DEPSTECH Rotary Tool Cordless Kit is designed with durable materials and has an ergonomic grip that makes it easy to handle for long periods of time. Also, it comes with a wide range of accessories such as sanding, cutting and engraving heads, making it a complete kit for all my needs.In short, if you are looking for a powerful, portable and versatile tool, the DEPSTECH Rotary Tool Cordless Kit is a great option. It is not only convenient and easy to use, but also offers outstanding performance in a variety of applications. I can recommend it highly enough for all DIY enthusiasts and professionals looking for a reliable tool for their projects!

the modling in the case doesn't do a great job of holding all the parts in place and not much room to add more accessories. But it works well and seems well built

This model is lighter than the one with a larger battery, and lighter and smaller than name brands, which makes it much easier to use. It also costs much less than name brands. Great speeds, charge lasted through a 30 min job the unit turns off when too hot, but within less than a minute is ready to go again. Will be great for my hobby and bonsai needs. Comes with a good range of accessories.

For 1/3rd of the price of a Dremel kit, you get an amazing, cordless, multi-function tool. It has 6 speeds, and a great assortment of bits & cutting wheels!Quick to charge, & it’ll hold that charge for daaaaaays, even with heavy use. I could NOT be happier with this DEPSTECH rotary toolkit. Best $$$ I’ve spent on a tool in forever!

I’ve been using this for a few months to clean up 3D prints and tackle small projects. The power it delivers while being cordless is a huge plus. Not being stuck at a table or dealing with a dangling cord makes precise work much easier. The carrying case is well-designed, with dedicated spots for everything so nothing gets lost. The bits are high quality, and I haven’t had any issues with them so far. Great tool all around.