- F2 Master Mini Cordless Rotary Tool Kit, NeoPulse Motor, 5 Speed, 25000 RPM, Revostor Hub, 35 Accessories, Engraving Pen, for 3D Printer Sanding, Polishing, Drilling, Carving, DIY Crafts

This is not a cheap tool. Quality feel right from the start. Amazingingly packaged with bits self stored in the case. Tool feels light but strong. Even includes a charging cable. Not a tool I use everyday, but I feel like I could if needed. Very impressive thoughtful design. Touch spot to turn on. touch or swipe spot to change speed. Holds that speed very well. Very quiet. Smooth as butter when using. Impressive value.

Bought it for my fiancée to use on building her doll houses and the stuff she 3-D prints. She loves it! It is so quiet and the different tools are so small and varied, it can do almost anything!

Preface: I got this tool on a sale and using a discount code from a sponsored Youtube creator, so that obviously may affect biases in the review, however the tool is still quite good. I needed a new rotary tool as my old one is having issues with its power delivery or motor failing, and happened to see this one sponsored in a Youtube video, thought maybe it was kind of gimmicky, but to hell with it, I need a new one. But to my absolute surprise, this thing is an amazing compact rotary tool kit. I work with small electronics projects and some sculpture art type stuff, and having a tool this robust and with storage this compact is fantastic. I use a type of cheap IKEA rolling drawers as a tool chest for my computer and hobby tools, and most rotary tool kits I've seen, their cases and such can't fit the height clearance, but this can very easily laid sideways. I LOVE the little ring light at the front of the tool as well, I didn't even notice it had it when I ordered it! The sturdy aluminum construction also feels great to handle and work with. I don't know how well it'd work on anything too sturdy since the design obviously means there's a limit to the motor's size.

This is not a Dremel, let's get this out of the way first. If you go into buying this thinking it's going to be a Dremel replacement you will be sad. This is a good engraving tool and tool to carve for a little while. It's pretty low torque. So you aren't going to be able to grind the rust off your car with it, but you can buff and polish a model car. It's a light weight engraving tool with enough power to carve into plastic, soft metals, and wood and it'll do that for a moderate period of time. I'm using mine for carving into plastic, wood, and aluminum for printing. It does the job I need. The speeds available give me good control but if you are accustomed to Dremel speed, it feels slower than my Dremel. I'm not trying to work super fast with this so this works for me. It feels okay in terms of durability but I don't know about the bits, they feel like they aren't as durable as dremel bits, but I'll find out more over time. One good thing is that changing out bits is VERY easy and fast. It uses two grippy knurled nuts at the attachment point. I did find that in some cases this didn't grip the bits quite strong enough and some wandered out as I worked. The bits can also loosen during use. Annoyingly this means shutting the whole thing down as it doesn't cycle through 0 when you cycle through the speeds. So every time I go to change a bit or tighten a bit I have to turn it off and it has to cycle through the set up cycle- this is pretty annoying. Swapping out collets is easy as changing a bit. Value wise... I like the number of bits it arrives with , it can't use all bits so look close at any replacements you buy. There are 2 collets included which opens up use of other bits. It uses old style wheel attachments which work but are also not as secure and easy to use as the new Dremel locking style. Overall I like this for what it is- a light weight easy to use hobbyist engraving tool that can handle some light carving.

Such tactile satisfaction. I don't remember the last time I was this instantly pleased with a product. From a design geek perspective, I love everything about this little guy. The weight, the finish, the way everything nests together in the compact aluminum sheath, the super satisfying click when you rotate the super cool bit holder that all the bits magnetically snap into with a different satisfying click, the little secret drawer that holds the sanding wheels, the ring LED around the collett. It's just a brilliantly designed piece of kit. My only quibble is it's a bit wimpy - it bogged down pushing a tiny hole into PLA - but it's the size of a felt tip marker so that's to be expected. Just don't push down super hard, and you'll still have to drag out the Dremel to cut the head off a bolt. Love this thing! New favorite gadget. Get one.

The kit is really very well designed. It is compact and well organized. Very useful for the smaller lighter jobs, whether it be cleaning up parts from a 3D print, grinding sharp edges on a watch band, or drilling small holes. The pencil-like size is very handy and manouverable, very different from other larger tools, so it certainly sits in a nice space in my set of rotary tools. The anodized case, and the rotary magnetic compartment for the bits, works surprisingly well.

I splurged on this because of its self contained unit it’s designed I probably paid a little bit more than what I should’ve. I could’ve bought a cordless Dremel and all the attachments. But this one has more attachments and you would probably end up paying the same amount of money. This is compact. I’ve only used it for the last 30 days. It’s a pretty cool tool. I just don’t know about the battery capacity. This is a rechargeable. I’d have to re-address this after a year or two seeing if the battery can continue to hold charge charges.

It is missing some key accessories in my opinion though. Like a soft polishing wheel or brush just to shine up edges without fear of gouging into them. Sanding wheels of large diameters. One problem I've had several times now is that the bit will become loose and even begin to slowly pull out of the end of the device as it's being used. I have tightened the bit repeatedly to be sure they don't come loose but once in a while one somehow still does and then I have to turn it off and tighten it down again, all of which seems dangerous. When the bit loosens it also causes the entire unit to vibrate and torque in your hand. Something that I find annoying in the design is that when you twist the On/Off indicator to on, rather than starting at level 1 (slowest) the unit skips to level 3 and then I have to press the button three more times to get it to cycle down to the slow speed I need usually for my projects. This is annoying and is an issue every time I turn it on. Why not just start at 1? Finally, the On/Off indicator vibrates all of the time making a loud sound that suggests the thing is poorly made or that the end is about to fall off although it is secure. It simply is poorly designed and vibrates when used often. Finally, the holder for the entire set looks cool but it's another poorly designed element. You cannot remove the unit and the set of accessories at once together. you first have to push down on the top which automatically releases the unit which pops out of the holder of the accessories which then itself finally releases from the case. The unit easily and often pops out of the case accidentally when anything gently presses it. If you own this you know the case is a nightmare and poorly designed. Looks great but when you try to use it you find the case is very unpredictable and is likely to actually lead to damaging your unit because it will accidentally release it onto the floor or a table. When it isn't rattling or vibrating or becoming unsafe in my hands it's been very useful.

ch habe mir das Fanttik F2 Master Mini Multifunktionswerkzeug geholt, vor allem für meine 3D-Druck-Projekte – und ich bin ehrlich: Das Ding hat mich komplett überzeugt! Was direkt auffällt, ist die extrem kompakte Bauweise. Das Gerät ist super leicht (ca. 100 g) und liegt perfekt in der Hand. Gerade bei filigranen Arbeiten wie Schleifen oder Gravieren ist das ein riesiger Vorteil. Die Leistung ist für die Größe wirklich beeindruckend. Mit bis zu 25.000 U/min und 5 einstellbaren Geschwindigkeiten bekommt man genug Power für alle typischen Aufgaben – egal ob schleifen, polieren, gravieren oder kleine Bohrarbeiten. Was ich besonders feiere: Sehr leise dank bürstenlosem Motor → deutlich angenehmer als viele andere Geräte Top für 3D-Druck Nachbearbeitung → perfekt zum Entgraten, Glätten und Finishing Akku-Betrieb → kein Kabel, maximale Flexibilität 35 Zubehörteile direkt dabei → man kann sofort loslegen Ein echtes Highlight ist der magnetische Zubehör-Hub. Kein Chaos mehr mit Aufsätzen – alles ordentlich sortiert und schnell griffbereit. Das ist im Alltag viel praktischer, als man denkt. Auch die Verarbeitung ist hochwertig: Das Aluminiumgehäuse fühlt sich stabil an und macht einen langlebigen Eindruck. Zudem gibt es clevere Features wie eine einfache Ein-Klick-Öffnung und teilweise sogar integriertes Licht für präzises Arbeiten. Für alle, die ein kompaktes, kabelloses und vielseitiges Multifunktionswerkzeug suchen, ist das Fanttik F2 Master eine richtig starke Wahl. Perfekt für Hobby, 3D-Druck und feine Arbeiten – klein, leise und trotzdem richtig leistungsfähig. Klare Kaufempfehlung! 💪🛠️

Très bon produit, léger et maniable. Large choix d’outils. Seule bémol, pas de témoin de charge. On est prévenu seulement au moment où il n’a plus de batterie. Pas moyen de le vérifier avant.

I absolutely love this thing. I make jewelry from 3D prints, clay and jesmonite, so I bought this to sand down my pendants and drill little holes for the findings. It does a really good job, and with the wide selection of attachments available, I imagine I’ll use it for lots more things in the future. PS: When 3D printing, make sure to add extra walls. That way, if you sand a bit too much, you’ll have a bit of wiggle room before you get to the infill.

Bellissimo, piccolo, maneggevole, buona coppia, che dire stra soddisfatto... Ho provato ad incidere dei bicchieri e sono venuti benissimo. Anche mio figlio si e divertito, ora abbiamo tutti i bicchieri da caffè disegnati 😬😂 Poi e comodo perché lo puoi portare in giro magari per scolpire dei legni o delle pietre. La batteria, non saprei che dire, l ho caricato quando mi e arrivato, con le robe che ho fatto non si e ancora scaricato, quindi direi ottima

Compact design, whisper quiet