Jangklife cheap cordless rotary tool from Temu

In this video, I'll take a look at the Jangklife rotary tool that was the cheapest one I could find on Temu when I ordered it for 25 bucks. When I checked today, I could have picked it up for 18, which was quite annoying.
Even though I could have gotten it cheaper, I'm quite satisfied with the purchase. It is not a good rotary tool for heavy-duty work like grinding and cutting off nails etc, but it's great for fine-tuning since it's so small and lightweight. The battery seems to last around 6 minutes of continuous use
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[@TinkerTime1911]

Thank you for checking out my little rotary tool review. Be sure to subscribe to stay updated on new releases 👊

[@mrnlce7939]

I got one of these to help clean up 3d prints. Works like a charm. Just watch out for the spindle lock button. Mine came off but with a dot of super glue it was easily fixed.
Great video. Keep up the good work.

[@INeatFreak]

Really informative video, but wish you've tried cutting some plastic too.

[@greendude96]

I think i saw the same model on Ali, but for like 10usd. Really tempted to get it for working on plastic models. Would it be worth getting? 🤔

[@TinkerTime1911]

Probably for 10 bucks. I do use mine and I like it a lot. So easy to just pull that one out instead of the big corded if I just need to do some small work. If you are gonna use it for continuous work over longer periods, a corded would probably be better since the battery life is quite limited on these cheap things

[@xjiebushek3007]

Hi, I was just looking for information about this thing, I have a question about this rotary tool, if polishing with a felt wheel, will this rotary tool stop if you apply pressure while polishing, with some polish paste? or just better to buy a 130w dremel, otherwise it’s a little unclear how this thing will handle itself with polishing plastic and aluminum

[@TinkerTime1911]

I'm gonna eat now and watch some Netflix, then ill slap on a buffing wheel and see how it goes after. I'll update you in a bit 🤔

[@TinkerTime1911]

I tried, it seems like you can apply quite some pressure before it stops. I tried a buffing wheel without any paste on plastic, it just started eating up the plastic, so it should work out for that. But a Dremel would probably be a better buy anways, unless its very expensive and you wont be using it much