Thanks for your review. I had the same problem with a Wen rotary tool; I called Wen about it and they sent me another one and it ran perfectly with no deflection in the tools inserted. I also liked the fact that a flex shaft was included with the tool. Overall, I like the Wen tool lineup and own several different ones. They are robust and work very well. Thanks again for your reviews. Keep bringing them.
To be fair that clearly is a defect and everything ive heard and experienced with wen they will give you a new one pretty much no questions asked. Ive had to send back a jigsaw from them where the speed dial wheel was shot straight out of the box, it would go from slow speed all the way to max even though i had the dial on 1 and it would fluctuate all in between and i had no control over it. Was actually very dangerous if someone wasnt experienced at all using a tool like that it could catch onto something and rip away from you. I sent it back and they gave me a new one a couple days later
@@ScrollsawVideo im not saying you should, or that you should give them a third chance, because that is really unacceptable for it to have that much runout. id agree with you if youd rather try a different brand. i was just sharing my experince with them i guess
Could also be the collet or... NEVERMIND! You just held it up closely and I could actually see the movement from behind the nut. That sux, because I have the same one and it runs true. I was just looking at some rotary accessory kits and was realizing that I got a good strong higher speed tool with a $20 flex cable in a pretty sturdy case for less than many of the attachment kits cost. Not too bad for a tool company out of Illinois USA. This thing was cheaper than much of the over produced China replicas. (everyone has a little Chinese in them) I only bought a cheap one because of the name that I recognized. My friend bought a super cheap bench grinder from them and we have put that thing to work several times messing around trying to make something on a motorcycle or car work that was never designed to. I'm a carpenter/ contractor/ and I would never buy any sub-par tools that make me money every day, but this was for around the house and garage for those unreachable or delicate adjustments to make a better application or fit, and not for any crafting.
No I think he's talking about this wen kit and that it comes with the flex shaft and is a decently made rotary tool in general and for the price that many are sold for that don't come with a flex shaft, nice case, decent tool @@ScrollsawVideo
Thanks for your review. I had the same problem with a Wen rotary tool; I called Wen about it and they sent me another one and it ran perfectly with no deflection in the tools inserted. I also liked the fact that a flex shaft was included with the tool. Overall, I like the Wen tool lineup and own several different ones. They are robust and work very well. Thanks again for your reviews. Keep bringing them.
I purchased 2 different WEN models and BOTH had the same issue, luckily Amazon had no problem with a refund of both. Thanks for watching.
To be fair that clearly is a defect and everything ive heard and experienced with wen they will give you a new one pretty much no questions asked. Ive had to send back a jigsaw from them where the speed dial wheel was shot straight out of the box, it would go from slow speed all the way to max even though i had the dial on 1 and it would fluctuate all in between and i had no control over it. Was actually very dangerous if someone wasnt experienced at all using a tool like that it could catch onto something and rip away from you. I sent it back and they gave me a new one a couple days later
Well....If WEN wants to send me another one for review ill accept it.
@@ScrollsawVideo im not saying you should, or that you should give them a third chance, because that is really unacceptable for it to have that much runout. id agree with you if youd rather try a different brand. i was just sharing my experince with them i guess
Could also be the collet or...
NEVERMIND! You just held it up closely and I could actually see the movement from behind the nut.
That sux, because I have the same one and it runs true. I was just looking at some rotary accessory kits and was realizing that
I got a good strong higher speed tool with a $20 flex cable in a pretty sturdy case for less than many of the attachment kits cost.
Not too bad for a tool company out of Illinois USA. This thing was cheaper than much of the over produced China replicas. (everyone has a little Chinese in them) I only bought a cheap one because of the name that I recognized. My friend bought a super cheap bench grinder from them
and we have put that thing to work several times messing around trying to make something on a motorcycle or car work that was never designed to.
I'm a carpenter/ contractor/ and I would never buy any sub-par tools that make me money every day, but this was for around the house and garage for those unreachable or delicate adjustments to make a better application or fit, and not for any crafting.
Can I guess that you bought a Chicago Electric? I have one of those also and it is much better than this WEN.
Thanks for watching.
No I think he's talking about this wen kit and that it comes with the flex shaft and is a decently made rotary tool in general and for the price that many are sold for that don't come with a flex shaft, nice case, decent tool @@ScrollsawVideo
I have a Dremel I bought from them a while back model number 23190 do you know of any defects it might have an why would it have stopped working
My advice is to call Dremel customer service.