| Brand | WEN |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Color | As the Picture Show |
| Special Feature | Lightweight, Variable Speed |
| Included Components | case |
| Item Weight | 3.6 Pounds |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 30000 RPM |
| Style | Corded Basic |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 7 x 11.5 x 3.8 inches |
| Minimum Speed | 8000 RPM |
| Manufacturer | WEN |
| Part Number | 2305 |
| Item Weight | 3.6 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 7 x 11.5 x 3.8 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 2305 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Pattern | Tool Kit |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Special Features | Lightweight, Variable Speed |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | 1 year limited warranty |
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| power source | Corded Electric | — | Corded Electric | ac | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
| max rotational speed | 30000 rpm | 35000 rpm | 35000 rpm | 32000 rpm | 15000 rpm | 35000 rpm |
| minimum speed | 8000 rpm | 5000 rpm | 8000 rpm | 8000 rpm | 5000 rpm | 8000 rpm |
| voltage | 120 volts | 240 volts | 230 volts | 110 volts of alternating current | 3.6 volts | 230 volts |
| style | Corded Basic | Pencil | Orange | Cutting, drilling, engraving, grinding, milling, polishing, removing, sanding, scraping | Tool | Pencil |
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Decent rotary tool, internal details
Summary: I have had a Dremel tool in one form or another for the past 30 years. So I was excited to try a 2-cell 8-volt lithium ion powered version.Observations: Lots of reviews on this item, so I'm going to skip over what everyone else has already said, and discuss one issue which I discovered during first use, that the key lock mechanism does not appear to be very solid (lots of play). My first test was to elongate some mis-drilled holes in a tool rack, using 1/8 carbide drill bits (both items listed below). The holes I was elongating was 5/16" in diameter, and I opened the slot about 1/4". I used speed 3 for most of the grinding, and as you can see from the after pile of steel dust, it was very effective. When I first tightened the collett with the wrench, I noticed that the lock mechanism had a lot of play. My first thought was that it was plastic, and I would probably break it, so I tightened it carefully.Disassembly Details: I decided to open up the Wen and investigate the details. There are a total of eight screws, and two are under the label, so you'll need to cut away the label (WARNING: this probably will VOID your warranty). The orange trays are Horusdy Silicone, and worked well to hold the tool during disassembly. I found that the shaft is supported by a small bearing right behind the threaded shaft area. The lock mechanism is a brass piece pressed onto the shaft. There is an aluminum button that is shifted by the black lock button. I was not able to easily determine how to disassembly the lock button, so that is as far as I got. I am satisfied that the interface for the lock is aluminum into brass, so it should be okay, although I did notice some damage to the brass portion (but it still locks sufficiently). Upon reassembly, I applied thread locking compound (Loctite 242, blue) to the set screw (which was loose during disassembly).Internal Details: I also looked at the details of the Lithium Ion battery pack and found it is a 2-cell, with a total capacity of 900 mAh, consisting of two 14650 cells. The industry standard cell for flashlights is the 18650, at a minimum capacity of 2300 mAh, so this is a pretty low capacity setup. Battery pack was marked SixPack Technology, with a manufacture date of 2019.12.15 (Wen tool was 03/2020). There is also a small black wire near the pack, that is a thermometer to measure the pack temperature, presumably to shutdown the tool if the battery gets too hot.Pros: Lithium powered, 5 speed settings, LED light,Cons: Lock mechanism has some play, which I'm concerned might eventually fail.Conclusion: The Wen 23072 appears to be end of life, and also appears to be a rebranded version of the EnerTwist. The Wen (or the EnerTwist) appear to be a decent setup for a rotary tool. I am rating this one 5-stars based on value for cost paid (EnerTwist is $32).Related Products:EnerTwist 8V Max Cordless Rotary Tool Kit, ET-RT-8https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07GVFJSN1TaitaTools -10pc Carbide Burr Set Rotary Bits 1/8" Shankhttps://smile.amazon.com/dp/B086W93JS8/HORUSDY 3PC Large Non-Slip Flexible Tool Trayhttps://smile.amazon.com/dp/B089QCPPX4
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024
Style: Corded Deluxe w/ CollarsPattern Name: Tool KitVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
Style: Corded BasicPattern Name: Tool KitVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2024
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Well-built, though a bit unwieldy for some delicate work (compared to the battery-powered Dremel 770).
Some of the attachments are poorly made and dangerous to use (see image).
I am glad that I were glasses.
A good tool nonetheless, flexible format, and at a great price!
Some of the attachments are poorly made and dangerous to use (see image).
I am glad that I were glasses.
A good tool nonetheless, flexible format, and at a great price!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2020
Observations: Lots of reviews on this item, so I'm going to skip over what everyone else has already said, and discuss one issue which I discovered during first use, that the key lock mechanism does not appear to be very solid (lots of play). My first test was to elongate some mis-drilled holes in a tool rack, using 1/8 carbide drill bits (both items listed below). The holes I was elongating was 5/16" in diameter, and I opened the slot about 1/4". I used speed 3 for most of the grinding, and as you can see from the after pile of steel dust, it was very effective. When I first tightened the collett with the wrench, I noticed that the lock mechanism had a lot of play. My first thought was that it was plastic, and I would probably break it, so I tightened it carefully.
Disassembly Details: I decided to open up the Wen and investigate the details. There are a total of eight screws, and two are under the label, so you'll need to cut away the label (WARNING: this probably will VOID your warranty). The orange trays are Horusdy Silicone, and worked well to hold the tool during disassembly. I found that the shaft is supported by a small bearing right behind the threaded shaft area. The lock mechanism is a brass piece pressed onto the shaft. There is an aluminum button that is shifted by the black lock button. I was not able to easily determine how to disassembly the lock button, so that is as far as I got. I am satisfied that the interface for the lock is aluminum into brass, so it should be okay, although I did notice some damage to the brass portion (but it still locks sufficiently). Upon reassembly, I applied thread locking compound (Loctite 242, blue) to the set screw (which was loose during disassembly).
Internal Details: I also looked at the details of the Lithium Ion battery pack and found it is a 2-cell, with a total capacity of 900 mAh, consisting of two 14650 cells. The industry standard cell for flashlights is the 18650, at a minimum capacity of 2300 mAh, so this is a pretty low capacity setup. Battery pack was marked SixPack Technology, with a manufacture date of 2019.12.15 (Wen tool was 03/2020). There is also a small black wire near the pack, that is a thermometer to measure the pack temperature, presumably to shutdown the tool if the battery gets too hot.
Pros: Lithium powered, 5 speed settings, LED light,
Cons: Lock mechanism has some play, which I'm concerned might eventually fail.
Conclusion: The Wen 23072 appears to be end of life, and also appears to be a rebranded version of the EnerTwist. The Wen (or the EnerTwist) appear to be a decent setup for a rotary tool. I am rating this one 5-stars based on value for cost paid (EnerTwist is $32).
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https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B086W93JS8/
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Style: CordlessPattern Name: Tool KitVerified Purchase
Decent rotary tool, internal details
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2020
Summary: I have had a Dremel tool in one form or another for the past 30 years. So I was excited to try a 2-cell 8-volt lithium ion powered version.Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2020
Observations: Lots of reviews on this item, so I'm going to skip over what everyone else has already said, and discuss one issue which I discovered during first use, that the key lock mechanism does not appear to be very solid (lots of play). My first test was to elongate some mis-drilled holes in a tool rack, using 1/8 carbide drill bits (both items listed below). The holes I was elongating was 5/16" in diameter, and I opened the slot about 1/4". I used speed 3 for most of the grinding, and as you can see from the after pile of steel dust, it was very effective. When I first tightened the collett with the wrench, I noticed that the lock mechanism had a lot of play. My first thought was that it was plastic, and I would probably break it, so I tightened it carefully.
Disassembly Details: I decided to open up the Wen and investigate the details. There are a total of eight screws, and two are under the label, so you'll need to cut away the label (WARNING: this probably will VOID your warranty). The orange trays are Horusdy Silicone, and worked well to hold the tool during disassembly. I found that the shaft is supported by a small bearing right behind the threaded shaft area. The lock mechanism is a brass piece pressed onto the shaft. There is an aluminum button that is shifted by the black lock button. I was not able to easily determine how to disassembly the lock button, so that is as far as I got. I am satisfied that the interface for the lock is aluminum into brass, so it should be okay, although I did notice some damage to the brass portion (but it still locks sufficiently). Upon reassembly, I applied thread locking compound (Loctite 242, blue) to the set screw (which was loose during disassembly).
Internal Details: I also looked at the details of the Lithium Ion battery pack and found it is a 2-cell, with a total capacity of 900 mAh, consisting of two 14650 cells. The industry standard cell for flashlights is the 18650, at a minimum capacity of 2300 mAh, so this is a pretty low capacity setup. Battery pack was marked SixPack Technology, with a manufacture date of 2019.12.15 (Wen tool was 03/2020). There is also a small black wire near the pack, that is a thermometer to measure the pack temperature, presumably to shutdown the tool if the battery gets too hot.
Pros: Lithium powered, 5 speed settings, LED light,
Cons: Lock mechanism has some play, which I'm concerned might eventually fail.
Conclusion: The Wen 23072 appears to be end of life, and also appears to be a rebranded version of the EnerTwist. The Wen (or the EnerTwist) appear to be a decent setup for a rotary tool. I am rating this one 5-stars based on value for cost paid (EnerTwist is $32).
Related Products:
EnerTwist 8V Max Cordless Rotary Tool Kit, ET-RT-8
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07GVFJSN1
TaitaTools -10pc Carbide Burr Set Rotary Bits 1/8" Shank
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B086W93JS8/
HORUSDY 3PC Large Non-Slip Flexible Tool Tray
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B089QCPPX4
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024
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Jesus Emmanuel Lopez Alvarez
Execelente
Reviewed in Mexico on April 2, 2024Style: Corded Deluxe w/ Steady GripPattern Name: Tool KitVerified Purchase
Diana Leura
Excelente producto
Reviewed in Mexico on March 20, 2024Style: Corded Deluxe w/ CollarsPattern Name: Tool KitVerified Purchase
Diana Leura
Reviewed in Mexico on March 20, 2024
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JMJT
It was great value!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 17, 2023Style: Corded BasicPattern Name: Tool KitVerified Purchase
Murugesan ஸ்
Not worthy of money
Reviewed in India on May 8, 2021Style: Corded BasicPattern Name: Tool KitVerified Purchase
Seamon T
Awsome tool for the money!
Reviewed in Canada on April 8, 2020Style: Corded Deluxe w/ CollarsPattern Name: Tool KitVerified Purchase
