Model Building and Engraving Set, 38515, Green

Non è come in foto. La spina dell'adattatore non è europea, ma americana. Non ho fatto in tempo a restituirlo, ma così non ha senso l'acquisto perché dovrei ricomprare l'adattatore

منتج سيء طلب المنتج ونتظرته اسبوعين لين وصل عندي جاني الجاهز خربان مايشتغل

Proxxon makes well designed and engineered tools for the craftsman. Lighted than other rotary tools, it is easy to work on any material. The accessories are excellent quality and do the job very effectively.

For years, decades really, I've used Dremel products, and/or off brand clones, and been mostly satisfied with them. About a year ago, I started making wood rings, pendants, figurines and other carved wood trinkets using mainly a Dremel with a flex shaft and a knock off pendant flex shaft rotary tool. I eventually picked up a Dremel Stylo for detailed work and it worked pretty well but I burned it out in a couple months. So, after extensive research (looking at all manner of rotary tools, micro motors and such) I decided on the Proxxon 60.....this tool is in a whole different category from typical Dremels and clones. Sure they all spin a bit/burr of some sort but that's where it ends. The Proxxon is quiet, really quiet. The torque throughout the speed range is outstanding, it is light and easy to hold with no vibration but, best of all, it is accurate/refined. There's like zero runout making carving small details so much easier. The build quality is top notch (they way you'd expect from a German company...it's like over-engineered). If you just need a tool to complete rough tasks like cutting/grinding/polishing metal objects, basic sanding/carving in metal/wood/stone or similar things, a Dremel (or clone) is probably fine. However, it you need a tool that can do all of that plus really excel at fine detailed work, look no further. Just get yourself the Proxxon. You'll be thrilled with it!

Good purchase good value for money ready to use from box Good case to store tool