Huepar Tools Rotary Tool Kit, 235Pcs Multi Purpose Rotary Tool Set with 130W Die Grinder, Keyless Chuck, Flexible Drill Shaft and Mixed Accessory Kit for Craft Projects and DIY Creations

Huepar Tools Rotary Tool KitI had an older Rotary Tool that gave up the ghost and I was looking for a replacementI use them quite a lot and at times lets say I ask a lot for them with regards to the amount of work I require them to do.I had not heard of the Huepar brand before. I looked them up and there were a lot of good reviews with regards to the Huepar Rotary Tool Kit, 130W Multi Tool Kit.It was also very reasonably priced and came with the normal bits With a few extras.The flexible shaft and the keyless chuck and six speed control.The instruction book is clear and it also has a guide to what speed to set with regards to the work you may be doing. The full list of all the bits that come with it are on the sellers page.It also comes with spare motor brushes.Now word of warningThe Housing cap if you have never used a Rotary Tool before.Depending on the heaviness of the work you are doing. The housing cap on all Rotary Tools can due to vibration loosen itself.The Huepar is no different. I have had it happen to lots of them.Just something you have to be aware of.My fix for that was to wrap some plumbers PTFE tape on the threads and tighten.the Housing cap up.I have no complaints about this Rotary Tool. It is a solid bit of kit. Well balanced and comfortable in the hands to work withI only got it today but it has already had about three hours of what could be considered heavy work.With no signs of any excess heating during that time.So if you are a first time user or an experienced user of Rotary Tools. I cannot recommend this one highly enough. It is a solid build and compared to some others I have owned it matches if not out performs them. It comes very reasonably priced with some of the bits you will need to get you started and there are lots of them.With regards to accessories like bits for sanding, grinding, cutting or any other task you may be doing. You will find lots on Amazon for every job and every material.As always think safety first.Put your mask on. protect your eyes and ears.

Had it one day used for ten minuits and it blew up beware

The media could not be loaded.  The video goes into much more detail, including a full overview of what you get in the box and a demo of me using it really badly. I will say that (1) the video turned out far longer than I wanted to, I don't test out the tool until about 8 mins in so please do skip ahead when watching, and (2) I have wanted a rotary tool for a really long time but have never bought one until now. This is my first one. So I'm reviewing from the point of view of a novice, but hopefully the video will still be useful to anyone with more experience than me (which may well constitute 98% of the people reading this).In a nutshell:Things I liked:+ You get a lot for your money. The included attachments range from very basic to very decent.+ 90 cutting discs included. You'll need them.+ The tool itself feels of very decent quality. Rated at 130W but only drew about 65W when I ran it without cutting - presumably will draw more than that when it hits resistance.Things I didn't like:- Documentation is pretty basic - would have loved a sheet depicting what all the accessories are and just a sentence to say what they're used for. There's one on the Amazon listing, so it wouldn't have been much work for them just to print that out and include it in the box.Do I recommend it?Yes. I'll repeat: I don't have too much of a frame of reference for comparison here, but I guess that's why the video ended up being so long - so that I could show you exactly what you get for your money in the likely event that you're more clued up than me. But for what it's worth, I felt like it was a very solid tool that represented good value for money, given what you get with it.

My first impressions of this device was that it was a robust bit of kit accompanied by an impressive number of accessories (some explanation of what all these various accessories were for could've helped) in a neat carry case. After figuring out (for myself - the instructions are not great) how to fit an attachment I gave it a go on a few small projects. The device is chorded which can be a bit of a pain compared to smaller handheld devices of a similar nature, but then it does pack a punch at high speeds - one sanding job took me seconds instead of minutes. The device is a little heavy and not particularly well balanced for those smaller crafting jobs it seems aimed at - almost like a full-on drill but without the handle. Also I don't really like how you have to use a screwdriver to 'construct' some of the bits before use - seems like a faff. I think overall it could be very useful but I wish there had been better instructions included along with all the attachments.

This is a very versatile tool that works well and comes with a lot of genuinely useful accessories, all in a good quality case.It's perfect for relatively small jobs and is quite easy to hold an control so you get a good result even with small fiddly workpieces. The adjustable speed is a huge help.I like the idea of the flexible shaft but in truth I haven't felt the need to use it yet because the main tool is easy enough to use on its own. However I do like having the option in case I need to get into some really tight spaces with it or if I'm using it for so long that the weight of the main tool becomes tiring for my hands.It feel powerful for its size and I'm very happy with it overall.