Zubr ZG-130EK N242

Unusual low-cost engraving machine

Engraver Zubr ZG-130EK is a very original tool. While other networked drills have a pencil-type design, this model has a specific pistol grip. Someone claims that this is very convenient (or at least it doesn't matter if you use a tripod and a flexible shaft). Others complain that because of the handle, the tool has a “wrong” weight distribution. You should keep this feature in mind if you are used to "classic" engravers.

Stock of nozzles for the year ahead

Inside the tool box there is just a huge number of interchangeable nozzles for the engraver (as many as 242 items). In addition to a large set of grinding rings, there are grinding stones of various shapes and sizes, cutting discs, drills, burs, collets in four sizes and even several jars of GOI paste. The case itself is made in the format of an organizer (that is, all the "consumables" are neatly laid out in their nests and shelves).

The kit also includes a tripod clamp and a flexible shaft. But the quality of the shaft is often complained about. Although it is very useful in work, a noticeable beating can interfere with tasks that require precision and accuracy.

Too expensive? Not at all

The Zubr engraving machine ZG-130EK is a tool for the home. For domestic tasks, its power (130 W) and torque is enough. Although the cost of a drill in this configuration may seem high (after all, the Zubr technique, as you know, belongs to the low-cost price segment), but it is worth remembering the large set of nozzles that comes with the kit, which allows you to buy a network engraver and forget about online stores for a long time selling accessories and supplies. Just unpacked "Zubr" — and immediately use it.