🪵 40-pc Wood Burning Tool Set with Soldering Chisels, Hot Blade, and Tweezers Review

The handle is broken. When I tried to remove the installed tip, the entire assembly spun. Didn't even try much, very poorly done and why the female part is held on with super glue, it looked like this when you twist the tip set like that, just poor construction/design. The tip that was on it when I opened the kit was there so tight it was like someone had applied 700 inches of torque to the damn thing.

Works like this 3 stars No. It's not the best set. It gets too hot within 3 minutes and the screw loosens every few minutes, good thing they give you tweezers and these tools because I didn't have to use anything other than tightening the tools every few minutes. The tool also gets so hot that you can't even use it, you have to unplug it, let it cool a bit and plug it back in. I would not recommend spending money on this, I would advise you to save money and buy a better product!

Pros: Many attachments included. The tweezers are good. (If all you need is tweezers.) Cons: Everything else. Firstly, I have a whopping 15 minutes with this thing. I've been experimenting with different texturing tips, and when I used needle nose pliers (as shown in the instructions) to remove the third tip, the tip's threaded rod broke in the end of the handle. This part cannot be modified, so the pen is now unusable. Second, a lot of the advice you get is duplicated. Some brass, some chromed

The handle is broken. When I tried to remove the installed tip, the entire assembly spun. Didn't even try much, very poorly done and why the female part is held on with super glue, it looked like this when you twist the tip set like that, just poor construction/design. The tip that was on it when I opened the kit was there so tight it was like someone had applied 700 inches of torque to the damn thing.

Benefits: Lots of attachments included. The tweezers are good. (If all you need is tweezers.) Cons: Everything else. Firstly, I have a whopping 15 minutes with this thing. I've been experimenting with different texturing tips and when I removed the third tip with needle nose pliers (as shown in the instructions) the tip's threaded rod broke in the end of the handle. This part cannot be modified, so the pen is now unusable. Second, a lot of the advice you get is duplicated. Some brass, some…