Wood Burning Kit, 110 Pieces Wood Burning Tool with Adjustable Temperature 200-420°C, Professional Wood Burner Pen for Embossing Carving Soldering

Exactly as advertised.

As the title states, this thing is garbage. First off, the wiring broke as soon as I took it out of the case (literally snapped). Second, none of the tips fit. The instructions (if that's what you can call them) offer no assistance at all. Avoid this steaming hot pile of crap and buy something else.

Great kit for a beginner like me. I used an old wood burner once or twice, but couldn't get into it due to the weight and size being too painful for my hands to use for more than a minute or two, since I have arthritis. This tool is much lighter and slimmer, allowing me much more control and requiring almost no pressure to get the effects I need. Love the adjustable temperature and all the options to really get a feel for what works best for me. The only downside I see so far is the construction materials of the tool itself. It has performed great for me so far and nothing feels loose, however the machine does feel cheaply made so I don't expect it to be a forever purchase. Still a great price for a beginner's kit with all the options.

Love this wood burning kit. Comes with many attachments/heads very easy to learn how to use and just fun! Heats very fast, not to big or heavy, has safety precaution for heat. Very useful for many projects.

Good quality

For what you get at the price it’s a great beginner kit. This is more for someone who is interested in wood burning/pyrography and is just dabbling without a lot of big projects. I had never done this kind of project before but I planned to make 6 different cutting board designs for Christmas. Let’s just say I’ve only made 3 and the tool is already crapping out on me. Maybe I have a really hard wood and have to push kinda hard but the tips have started to bend. Some things that annoy me is that the base and the tips are just screwed on by hand and start to loosen as you use them. You are constantly having to plug and unplug the tool because you can’t touch it without burning yourself. Same goes for changing any tip, you have to unplug and wait for it to cool down. The gloves they provide don’t do a thing for heat protection. The tool also gets hot and you can’t hold it at the black rubber piece you have to hold it further down near the orange handle. Also, there isn’t a sturdy stand to set the tool down on so it rolls around and has the potential to burn other objects or yourself. There is an inner tip that you use to screw all the little tips into and that tip had ended up melting to the base so now I can’t change it out for a new one and it has gotten crooked, making it harder to burn designs. All in all…it’s a good little kit for light handwork and beginners but for the projects I had in mind I probably would have done better with something more heavy duty or professional. Hopefully it lasts me through 3 more cutting boards.

Worth the price

I ordered this kit because it was described as a great kit for beginners, and it was reasonably priced. The kit comes with many, many pieces: attachments, tips, and other sorts of metal parts that I could not figure out what to do with because the directions are AWFUL. There isn't a parts list that tells you what the parts are and how they connect to the tool. The direction's pictures showing the nine steps it takes to set up the tool with one tip are poorly focused so it's hard to see what you are supposed to do, and there are no written directions to go with the pictures. The stainless steel case does not fit over all of the connectors, so I wasn't sure what I was doing wrong. When I changed connectors and attached another tip (removing the tip the tool arrived with) the tip was wobbly even though I tightened the connector and case as much as possible. In addition, the tip is so far from the hand grip that it is hard to have any control. If you hold it a little too close to the edge of the rubber grip to get better control, the heat coming off the metal part of the tool is hot enough to burn you. WITHOUT EVEN TOUCHING IT. Finally, it gets HOT. The temperature knob is a joke: teeny tiny, and how can you have any heat control? No on/off switch to keep the pen from overheating. If you want to change the tip it takes more than 20 minutes for this to cool down, so a project will take forever if you need to use multiple tips. All in all, a BUST.