Cordless Mini Rotary Tool Set - 105pcs Accessories 3.7V 5-Speed 3600-18000 RPM Mini Electric Grinder, USB Rechargeable Power Rotary Tools for Carving, Cutting, Sanding, Drilling, Polishing (Orange)

I wanted to channel some batten of wood but I need a router really but it sounded like a cheap alternative and gave the impression it would and the glass cutter is disappointing too so I just have an expensive ingraving tool

Pros:The plastic box it comes in is very handy for keeping the machine and bits well organised.Decent assortment of accessories included right out of the box.USB-C charging keeps it future-proof and easy to keep going.Cons:The body's plastic is really slippery, and hence it becomes cumbersome to grip and careful with it to hold the tool.It hasn't got much power, for sure on things like sanding. When I pushed it into something, it just bogged down and tried to catch up.The speed-changing system for bits was a bit loose, and the speeds are uneven. It's not the sort of thing on which I would want to depend for more than a fix now and then.Verdict:I got this mini rotary tool because I was hoping it would be great to sand down my stairs and get into tight spaces, but it really just doesn't seem to have the kind of power to handle the job. It is just nice for small jobs; the accessory range is just okay. It is impractical for handling vigorous work. It is okay for light and occasional use, not for work that's harder on tools.

You get a little plastic box with the nested tool on one side, and a compartment with bags of accessories and the charging cable (USB C).The accessories are a good basic assortment, and are decent (for the category/price).The tool itself, not so much. First, the plastic used on the body is slippery as anything, and it's hard to keep it from spinning when in use without gripping it super tightly (and therefore getting less precision/aches in your hand). To boot, it all feels a bit slipshod, the click in button to hold the head when changing bits is approximative, the varied speeds don't really stick, it's not a tool you'll use for more than the very occasional fix.Shame as the size was great for small jobs