🔪 Dremel 105 Engraving Cutter, 1/8" Shank: The Perfect Gray Tool for Precision Engraving Review

Works great on my Dremel 250 for small wood engraving jobs. Gives me good control and the stable, accurate and detailed performance I've been looking for. My favorite tailor.

Much better quality than the cheapest you will ever find. There is a small price difference. They last a very long time compared to others I've used in the past.

I used this nib to carve my name tag after printing what I had cut in walnut wood. I slowed the dremel down a bit and had better luck than at high speed.

Worked great for engraving the vintage padlocks I got my fiance for their wedding. The small tip made it easier to work out the details, was italic and looked like a pen. I suggest using the dremel with higher settings. The slower the Dremel spins, the looser the design will be.

Sharp. It is necessary to run the power tool over the plastic at a very low speed, as it does not have a great tooth depth and the plastic melts due to friction. But at very low speed cuts very well. I specially engraved the truss rod cover on the guitar and it did the job well.