🔥 Walnut Hollow Creative Versa Tool: Enhanced Woodburning with Temperature Control, 11 Point Tips, in Original Version - Basic Pack+ Review

Update: The gun was sent back because now it won't even burn with firewood. Maybe I need to spend more money and buy a better kit. So I was very excited to receive this post as I was making a new cutting board for my relatives and wanted to personalize it. I've never used a heat gun so I knew I had to learn, but the design of this gun makes it harder than it needs to be. First, the heat control is at its worst ever. It's close to the gun and I keep bumping into it while I'm working. I had to…

First. Annoying problems. The tool's controls are located far enough along the cable that its light weight can drag the tool to the ground unless weighted or attached to the table. Second. The tool continued to cool. It took me a while to realize that the controller knob had no resistance and moved freely. So if he pulls a tool hanging far down the cord, he's also constantly changing the temperature as he hits anything that touches the temperature dial. I ended up having to seal it with tape to

I wanted to learn how to burn wood, mainly to mark and decorate the wooden cigar boxes I use to store craft supplies and small tools. It seemed to me the best of the sets for beginners. (There are beginner and expert tools, but not much in between.) I chose this one because I liked the adjustable temperature dial. As many others have said, it's a little tight on your hand, but I'm learning how to work with it. The set comes with a good set of nozzles (for finer and wider strokes) and is packed…

The first picture should show the internal disassembly of the tool. The second shows how he smoothed out the bottom strands of the tips as well. The last photo is the only successful project I've been able to do with it. It was fun while it lasted and the price was great but I think that's probably why they're discounted now. I bought the Vera tool for myself as a Christmas present and received it about two days before Christmas. I had some fun about 30 minutes after receiving it. I'm just…

Ideal for: - WOOD - LEATHER (burned) - PLASTIC (welding = material repair + cutting) - SOLDERING - IRONING tiny sections of applications PAPER or FABRIC SEWING (ironing: embroidery on fusible base, melting nylon/polyester threads or fabric to fix. Milling applications: making flowers for hats, etc.) is now in my TOP 10 MUST-HAVE TOOLS along with other basic tools such as Hammer, screwdriver, iron, vacuum cleaner. . 1 small piece of plastic broke and it would have cost me $65 to replace the…