Engraver Hammer MD135A, 135 W Review

If you re-equip this device with other accessories and consumables, then it would turn out to be an acceptable option for a beginner or an amateur.

I needed an engraver with a flexible shaft. I shoveled all the information that I found in a couple of days on this tool. Brands, reviews, warranty, availability/short delivery time. Hammer liked immediately. I went to the store, checked the quality factor of the assembly, work in different modes - what you need.

Generally satisfied with the bag, but the quality leaves much to be desired. Again, looking at the price and what she can do, you just understand that she is worth her money. Pros: A very necessary thing both in everyday life and for creativity. Multiple speeds. Long cable. Bracket for use in suspension with flexible shaft included With its cons: flexible shaft heats up quickly. The clamp button broke almost immediately, I had to invent a clamp "on the knee".

I bought the same model for myself - Hammer MD 135 A. For its price, an excellent working machine. Drills just amazing. I tested it throughout the day. The device did not heat up during intensive work, the speed did not float. I bought it because of a huge set of nozzles - 41 pcs.

Cutting discs can suddenly fly apart with an awkward movement. Good tool for small jobs. I can't say anything about reliability yet. Its pros: The price, the presence of a suitcase, the absence of jambs. the quality of abrasive cutters. Some cons: the collet chuck itself is a disadvantage, perhaps I will replace it with a clamping chuck. the metal brush that comes with it quickly goes bald.

Some pros: Convenient speed adjustment, flexible shaft included, equipment for everyday needs. I immediately bought normal circles, etc. Different cons: There are no shortcomings as such, equipment for such a price is normal.

As a whole was very satisfied. For such a price is very good. Not inferior to Dremel, except that the flexible shaft vibrates a lot. Here is my video review ? v=PuYvgDVf8S8

Only insert tooling of the appropriate diameter into the collets. It is not necessary to try to clamp the snap-in 3.0 in the collet 3.2, for this, buy a cam chuck or an appropriate collet. The collets have a very small range of clamping diameters, very narrow cuts, and hold the tooling more rigidly. The mass of the engraver on the site is one, in the store there is more, in the passport even more, and it is not clear what exactly was weighed (the wire is heavy), but definitely not a fluff. The…

While using it once, I used a cutting disc, a grinding nozzle from the Hammer set, a complete drill, and a flexible shaft. Worked with wood. Everything is fine, but it heats up quite quickly. A good set, if it lasts long, I will put 5

To be honest, I'm surprised, but I've seen a lot of home-grown Chinese and licensed ones. From the engraver so far only positive impressions. With its pros: Excellent value for money. I took the "extended configuration", with a flexible shaft and a telescopic bracket for suspension. Justifies every. The quality of the case plastic is like that of a good licensed China - no sagging, burrs or loose fit. The smell of plastic is almost not felt, especially against the background of "analogues"…

I bought it, tried to engrave with a crooked collet - a convenient tool, then since the nozzle was crooked, the drawing turned out to be unsightly. Smelled a little, warmed up a little, but works well so far. BUY A SEPARATE SET OF NOZZLES, maybe even from a Dremel, and you will be happy. Different pros: A good case at first glance, it doesn’t stink very much, there is a small set of all sorts of cutter disks and pebbles with it. It behaves normally at low speeds - yes, it can be stopped, but it

Has some pros: Everything corresponds to the description, the quality is good, the power copes well so far with everything that I had to saw or sharpen Cons: The set that comes with the engraver is not of the best quality, the discs fall out in a second from a slight bend without having time to work.

I am satisfied with the purchase, I drill holes in the circuit boards, sharpen, saw small parts, polish watch cases, telephones, my wife saws heels. Very good for home. Dremel of this configuration (Flexible shaft, nozzles, case) will cost from 4000, 135a cost 3 times cheaper. Summary: A machine for those who are strangled by a toad to give 4k for a Dremel =) If you are not experienced and do not know exactly why you need an engraver and what you want to get from it, then this model is for you.

The machine is good. The set includes a lot of nozzles and a flexible collet. Who wants to buy - take it, you will not regret it. But carefully check it when buying: I chose from two copies. There was a rattle at low RPMs. The second one was normal. Different pros: One of the best non-professional engravers. Lots of attachments and a flexible collet included. Cons: Overheats (although the instructions say so: for 15 minutes of continuous operation, then a break until it cools down)

I'll sum it up. The accessories included are all high quality. They saw, they cut. Everything is as it should be and everything is fine. The number of turns is just beyond the eyes. The only thing that had to be slightly modified was the shaft lock button. It started to jump out sometimes, but a drop of glue and there is no problem. The rest of the tool is excellent and I recommend it.

I bought for one-time work, for working with stucco. Actively used for about a month. He mainly worked with a flexible shaft. The device proved to be worthy, very. Compared with Dremel, definitely not worth overpaying for the brand. But I bought all the nozzles from Dremel. Has some pros: Price-quality ratio. A rather light and high-quality device, surprisingly quiet, good equipment, a suitcase, a flexible shaft included. I really liked the collet chuck, it’s convenient to use, you don’t need…

Not a high price, and speed control is a virtue. As the RPM decreases, the power also decreases. I don't use it often. But! Everything works, and works, for the second year. Certainly! Nozzles, you need to buy good ones. Established. Like a probe. For beginners. Its pros: I have been working for the second year, and apart from the clamping of the cartridge, there are no complaints. Nothing broke. Got cons: Very bad chuck key. Immediately replaced it with a normal one.

I bought for small jobs, there are enough nozzles - I didn’t have to buy more, the shaft is good, the speed is excellent. So I decided to advise the tool, because. I also looked at more expensive analogues from other manufacturers, it’s good that I didn’t overpay. Pros below: A good set - 41 nozzles, a case that is convenient for carrying. Low cost, good speed, enough for serious work. With its cons: I have enough. When working, it does not fall apart, it gives out the declared characteristics…

Well, an empty Dremel 3000 is 3200-3500. To be honest, I myself did not expect any normal quality from the Hammer. BUT it is not surprisingly present. I have been using it for 5 days actively, I can’t fault it. Everything is lubricated, nothing backlash, no beats and crackles perfectly. Or, as an option, I was lucky) But this model is praised in the internet, I think it is all the same deserved

A little sparkle in the middle where the brushes are. Looked at the other one, too. They write that wherever there are brushes it can be (not correct if there is a strong spark or a circular fire). Noise is average at low speeds.