Dremel Stylo+ Craft Rotary Tool Kit with 15 Accessories - Engraving Pen for Wood Carving, Glass Etching, and Jewelry Making (2050-15)

I used a great rotary tool that was private labeled for Craftsman and used it for years to do a few random things, but mostly for trimming my dogs' nails. It was small, but not as thin as this Dremel, and not terribly loud. Sadly, nothing lasts forever and it just wore out. Since I don't subject a rotary tool to heavy duty projects, I didn't want to spend a fortune, and bought a full sized tool from another respected name in power tools. It was OK but was disappointing in tat it had a plastic housing, which may or may not account for the vibration that didn't appeal to my dog. She tolerated it, but I'm sure the extra vibration (and noise!!) wasn't appreciated our nail sessions. So, I ordered this and while none of the reviews mentioned dog's nails, I gave it a try. My first impression when I opened the box was, "Wow, this is really small...", but didn't let first impressions define it. When I tell my dog that we're going to do 'beautiful feet' and grab the bag of Rawble that is reserved just for this as her special treat between grooming paws, she goes right over to her pillow and sticks her paws out for me. The first thing I noticed is that while it was really small, it was really quiet, which she appreciates as much as I do. On the highest speed it creates enough power to grind her nails quickly with the included sanding drums, and I maintain control of the tool easily. All in all, I highly recommend this tool for light duty work and it would probably preform nicely for more delicate craft projects, too.

Great price light weight easy to use

I do a fair bit of carving and have used Dremels and Flexi Shafts for years. Holding a big Dremel for any length of time requires a lot of breaks due to hand cramping. Working with the Flexi shaft is better. but there's a stiffness to it, and if it's hanging, it tends to swing a bit which can throw off your pattern, not to mention the fact that as you adjust your hand to different angles, you sometimes exceed the bendability of the shaft and it will bind. So I got a Stylo. I think it's almost lighter than a pencil so no hand cramping. Actually it feels like a big pencil. Super good for fine detail work or removing material a little at a time. It will not handle heavy grinding or remove massive amounts of material all at once. it's not made for that. It does what it was designed to do very well. I love it.

Using mainly to polish guitar frets. Works fine...with a caveat. Know that the thing isn't very powerful. Coming from using a full size Dremel, it's nice having something so small and light weight, but it does tend to bog down if you put any pressure on it. I see pics of people etching and engraving with it. Maybe it works in that application but can't comment one way other than the other. I did try it on some pine with a sanding drum and it wasn't happy. It's ok for polishing, but I do wish it had a bit more power.

I love this dremel. We wanted one light weight with a slim design that didn't make a lot of noise to use on our bird's nails. Most pet ones are junk. This has made it possible to trim our bird's nails regularly without accidentally cutting her quick. Even if you're not using it to grind bird's nails, this is an excellent tool.

The Dremel 2050-15 Stylo+ Versatile Craft Tool is perfect for detailed, hands-on work. It’s lightweight, comfortable to hold, and offers excellent control, making it ideal for fine sanding, engraving, polishing, and cleanup on small projects. The variable speed is smooth and responsive, and the quiet operation makes it easy to work for longer periods without fatigue. It handles delicate materials beautifully while still having enough power for precision finishing. If you do detailed craft or resin work and need accuracy over brute force, this tool is a fantastic addition to your setup. Reliable, easy to use, and well worth it.

Good quality. Lightweight, convenient, and very quiet. I'm very happy I bought this engraver. I'm not sure how it will perform in large-scale work, but it's perfect for making amulets.

Great tool, works as it should just as described, warning: NOT FOR BEGINNERS if you are just starting start with a burning kit, this is mich too difficult to do what you want with unless you know exactly what your doing. The pen buzzes and turns at random times making it hard for small details, if you know what your doing, it works great! If your a beginner, use a BURNING kit not a engraving pen

Price is quite high. But product is outstanding.

Excelente!!! - Por su tamaño es muy comodo de tener en la mano, el ruido es muy bajo y tiene muy buena potencia, totalmente recomendable.

At one point the Dremel Micro was the preferred model for dog nail trims, and indeed it was cordless (which may or may not be important) and had the wonderful LED light. It was also far more pricey, and it is now discontinued anyway. I had bought the Dremel Lite at first, since the Micro wasn't available anymore, but it was too bulky and heavy and it had only once functional speed setting. The Dremel Stylo+ is so much better, night and day! It's nice and small, lets me work closer to the paws, is way more comfortable for me... and most importantly it is way more comfortable for my dog! She is very sensitive about nail trims, it took as months of training to get to the point where I can trim her nails with her active cooperation and no restraint. But the difference in her tolerance of the Stylo+ compared to the Micro was immediately noticable. I was able to work longer in between giving her treats, and I think it's because this model is quieter and seems to vibrate less intensely! I also thought I wanted cordless, but it's actually nice not to have to worry about the charge, since it takes a while to do nail trims on my sensitive dog. Overall, cannot recommend enough! Very few people talk about this model for dog nail trims... it's just an absolute hidden gem. Hands down the model I recommend. Even over the Micro... the LED lamp is nice but a headlamp works well enough... and you can't beat the size and comfort of the Stylo+ for both me and my dog.

Muy buena herramienta práctica y de uso rudo la recomiendo mucho, manual y no pesa nada yo la uso para hacer agujeros en las placas de circuito impreso y trabajos de manualidades.

Use this quite a bit and am happy with its performance, handling and accessories.