Hi Steve I have just bought the smaller WX 750. I like it because it's not too heavy for me to grip because I have arthritic fingers and hands. I like it a lot because it suits what I use it for . The only thing I can have a moan about is that I bought it off aliexpress but when it arrived it only came with The user manual all in Chinese . You`d think they`d include a second user manual in English , but all in all , for the price , I thought it was a good buy..
@@SteveJordan Its fine for what I use it for which is scratching certain surface areas on plywood doing Pyrography art work . For example doing whiskers which are very fine lines so I use a 1 mm round burr bit to scrape the burned areas back to the initial white wood colour.where I want the whiskers to show white . Can you tell me when you first charge it what amount of time should it be charged for ? Is it till the blue light turns Green , or should it be still kept charging till the other two segments possibly turn green, or is it when the green light starts to shine thats fully charged ? I`ve been switching it off as soon as the green light shows but unsure do i still keep it on charge . Daft questions I know , but when the instructions are in Chinese it's hit n miss what you do. I do also have two other Dremels which could do the job , but because what I do needs a steady hand I was looking for a VERY lightest machine that I could get , so the WX 750 seems great for my need in this department of use.
I had a Chinese copy of the Foredom some time ago. It was very good, but in my small workshop, I found it a bit cumbersome. I would think in a larger workshop it would be ideal. Regards Steve
Very low power WX750 (Watt) of the device, when it is pressed against the processed material .. it stops, only nails. The bigger the WX106 is better, you can already do something ...
Nice video. Well produced. Interesting tools but..... Too noisy for my apartment shop. Too costly. I've already got a 230 volt powered Dremel 3000 that also is to loud to be used at the late hours when I'm active.
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Hi Steve I have just bought the smaller WX 750. I like it because it's not too heavy for me to grip because I have arthritic fingers and hands. I like it a lot because it suits what I use it for . The only thing I can have a moan about is that I bought it off aliexpress but when it arrived it only came with The user manual all in Chinese . You`d think they`d include a second user manual in English , but all in all , for the price , I thought it was a good buy..
Does the WX-750 have adequate torque?
@@SteveJordan Its fine for what I use it for which is scratching certain surface areas on plywood doing Pyrography art work . For example doing whiskers which are very fine lines so I use a 1 mm round burr bit to scrape the burned areas back to the initial white wood colour.where I want the whiskers to show white .
Can you tell me when you first charge it what amount of time should it be charged for ? Is it till the blue light turns Green , or should it be still kept charging till the other two segments possibly turn green, or is it when the green light starts to shine thats fully charged ? I`ve been switching it off as soon as the green light shows but unsure do i still keep it on charge . Daft questions I know , but when the instructions are in Chinese it's hit n miss what you do.
I do also have two other Dremels which could do the job , but because what I do needs a steady hand I was looking for a VERY lightest machine that I could get , so the WX 750 seems great for my need in this department of use.
I have the Worx driver with the automatic bit cartridges , it works pretty well for small item and occasional drilling and screwing.
Can use for architecture model making?
Can you replace the battery
How long does the battery last
Gday Steve, they look to be a great tool, very handy to have, cheers
Hello Steve,
Good review... Looks like useful tools...
Cheers.
Paul,,
I'm wondering if you have had the chance to use a Foredom? not cordless but I love mine and i got rid of my dremel brand along time ago.
I had a Chinese copy of the Foredom some time ago. It was very good, but in my small workshop, I found it a bit cumbersome. I would think in a larger workshop it would be ideal. Regards Steve
@@SteveJordan Cheapanese Spunkers Steve, you should NOT be Shilling for them.
They make the best things these days. If it wasn't for the Chinese I wouldn't have half my tool and equipment....
Do they have brushless motors???
Hi Sorry I don't know.
@@SteveJordan Thanks.
Looks good, thanks Steve.
Hello. What about weight of devices?
It is all available on all.
Very low power WX750 (Watt) of the device, when it is pressed against the processed material .. it stops, only nails. The bigger the WX106 is better, you can already do something ...
Nice video. Well produced. Interesting tools but.....
Too noisy for my apartment shop.
Too costly.
I've already got a 230 volt powered Dremel 3000 that also is to loud to be used at the late hours when I'm active.
that is not Tools problems~~
@@danialm8122 No. It's a buyers obstacle.
@@danialm8122 Well , sadly it's not an ideal World is it ? , sometimes you have to take your neighbours around you into consideration too.
and we all just keep giving our money to china.
The Chinese are doing really well these days. I save so much money buying tools etc from them.
@@SteveJordan Cheapanese Spunkers Steve. You get what you pay for.
I have one of these and their screw driver, they are top class tools. No need to be predigest .
Nice. Thanks for the look.