Kaiverrin Dremel Dremel Engraver

The Dremel Engraver is a compact electric engraving tool designed for precise marking and decorative work on a wide range of materials including metal, glass, wood, plastics and ceramics. It features a carbide engraving point and adjustable depth control for consistent results. The tool runs from AC power at 230 V with a rated power of 35 W and a stroke rate of 6000 spm, making it suitable for detailed, low‑power engraving tasks.

Advantages

The carbide engraving point provides durable cutting performance for fine lines and lettering, while the variable depth control allows users to set the engraving depth for different materials and effects. Lightweight and compact (310 g, 170 mm length), the tool is easy to handle for extended periods. The kit includes a letter and number template to simplify engraving of text and serial markings.

Suitable for

• Precision marking and lettering on metal and glass
• Decorative engraving on wood and ceramics
• Personalisation of plastic components and small items
• Repair and identification marks on tools and parts

Key specifications

• Brand: Dremel
• Model: Dremel Engraver (MPN F0130290JM)
• Power source: AC, 230 V
• Rated power: 35 W
• Stroke rate: 6000 spm
• Engraving tip: carbide
• Weight: 310 g
• Length: 170 mm
• Sound pressure level: 86 dB
• Vibration emission: 7.7 m/s²
• Package: box; includes letter & number template

How to use

Connect the Dremel Engraver to a 230 V AC outlet and hold it like a pen, keeping a steady hand. Select the required depth using the variable depth control, fit the carbide point securely, and practice on a scrap piece before working on the final surface. Move the tool slowly and evenly along the intended line; allow the carbide tip to do the cutting without applying excessive downward pressure. For text work, use the included letter and number template to guide the engraving.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Secure the workpiece to prevent movement, work in a well-ventilated area, and avoid prolonged exposure to sound levels above the stated 86 dB. Test settings on scrap material to determine optimal depth and speed for each material type.