This thing is awesome
"I'm kind of obsessed with tools, and am happy to add this to the collection. It's perfect for what it does. Solid ergonomics, more powerful than I expected, and I love that it's rechargeable."
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Cordless Electric Carving Pen with 22 Diamond Bits for Kintsugi
Cordless Electric Carving Pen with 22 Diamond Bits for Kintsugi
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This Cordless Electric Carving Pen is perfect for delicate kintsugi work.
When paired with our kintsugi kit "Tsugu Kit", it makes Kintsugi easier and helps you achieve stunning results.
This product is also great for various other DIY projects.
🎁 Inside the Cordless Electric Carving Pen for Kintsugi
☑︎ Small Electric Carving Pen
☑︎ 2 Small Round-Head Diamond Bits
☑︎ 20 Diamond Bits
☑︎ Charging Cable
☑︎ Manual of Use with 6-Month Warranty
🛠️ Specification
☑︎ Material: Aluminum + ABS
☑︎ Chuck Diameter: About 2.35 mm
☑︎ Chuck Depth: About 25 mm
☑︎ Rotation Speed: 5 000-10 000-18 000 rpm (revolution per minute)
☑︎ Power : 10 W
☑︎ Battery Voltage: 4.2 V
☑︎ Battery Capacity: 300 mAh
☑︎ Battery Life: When fully charged, the battery can last 40 minutes.
☑︎ Charging Time: 100% in 50 minutes
☑︎ Power Supply: USB TYPE-C (AC adaptor is not included)
🌱 Product Features
🥇 Easy Work: Even for women, it's easy to smooth the edges of broken ceramics, making Kintsugi work faster. Its lightweight, pen-shaped design is comfortable to hold and reduces hand fatigue. It can also be used to carve along cracks, making it an essential tool for Kintsugi prep work.
🥈 Precision Grinding: With 22 diamond bits, including 2 spherical and 20 various-shaped heads, you can repair any type of ceramic. Tasks that once took time with a utility knife or sandpaper are now quicker and easier. The 1.2mm small round-head bits have the finest tips, making them perfect for precise crack repair.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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"A nicely crafted pen, three speeds, usb charge that fits comfortably in the hand with enough heft for ease of use"
Electric Engraving Pen For Kintsugi
"While it is fairly easy to bevel the edges of a broken piece, dealing with cracks was more challenging. Now, with the electric carving (engraving) pen, preparing the crack is simple. A great tool to have in one's Kintsugi kit. I do hope replacement diamond bits are available at some point."
Q&A
What is Kintsugi?
Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese art form that originated in the 15th century, and it's been around for over 500 years. When a cherished piece of pottery or porcelain breaks, Kintsugi specialists repair it using natural materials such as genuine lacquer and then decorate the repair marks with gold or silver to make them stand out instead of trying to hide them. Rather, we should allow cracks and blemishes in our belongings to shine and tell a story of their own. The result is an object that's more beautiful than before it was broken, and uniquely valuable because of its history. This is the kintsugi philosophy.
We Are Kintsugi Specialists
Tsugu Tsugu is proud to be part of this ancient tradition—we use only natural materials for our kintsugi repairs. We know where beginners tend to get stuck in the process because we receive so many repairs every day and have taught kintsugi classes for years. That's why our products are filled with educational information and easy-to-understand instructions, along with YouTube videos on the proper way to perform authentic kintsugi. Our goal is to help people around the world successfully perform authentic kintsugi and enjoy a long and prosperous life with their beautiful and favorite pottery.
About Tsugu Tsugu
At Tsugu Tsugu, we are proud to offer kintsugi classes almost every day so that you can share in the fascination of restoring broken pottery.
We believe that there's something special about a piece of broken pottery—it's not just an object that needs to be thrown away, but rather it becomes a treasure once repaired with gold or silver lacquer and put back together. We want to make sure that as many people as possible get to experience this ancient Japanese technique and feel the same joy we do when we see our customers' faces light up with excitement.