Hi. I just went to look for the adapter from the link you gave. It says page not found. Wondering if it is sold out? TY!

@@drumw41 try just googling their site. They’ve probably changed something.

TY will do! It's true name is hexagonal adapter?

@@drumw41 I think so. It may be out of stock.

Thanks Troy. I do highly recommend it. There are lots of accessories too which is also great.

Glad it was helpful. Don’t forget to check out the latest customizer video which reviews and tests the newest customizer, which will be the model you have.

Same. I may have to get an adapter for myself.

@@UncleFrogface I make stones using cement, from silicone molds, so knowing the bits will truly carve into them is very helpful info! I also use many of the bits for sanding & carving air dry clay projects & look forward to using them on polymer clay projects!

I agree. I have a woodwork shop in my garage and have a heavy duty dust and particulates mask. It’s great.

No problem. Make sure to check out the new version 3 review. Link is in this videos description

Good question. I will ask them.

I’m not sure. I get all of my bits from culiau. I’m sure if you messaged them on instagram they would be able to help.

I actually found some on Etsy but the shipping costs were very high@@UncleFrogface

I think it would be great for any skill level. I’ve seen it used on egg shells (and it’s on my list to try). I would say any of the diamond bits with work. The carbide tips would be too harsh. Lowest power setting and take it gently.

You’re right, I had it there and completely overlooked it. But yes, I did try the aluminium sharpener and it worked just fine.

'Aluminium sharpener?'. Any tool will mar pewter as it is one of softer metals. Any burr in any rotating tool will engrave or mark pewter. All you will need is mastery in controlling the 'pen' as if an ordinary writing tool..However you will find it highly challenging to use it in the sense of good looking calligraphy quality work so much exercise needed before venturing into pewter engraving.

There aren’t any disks in the set of 30 tips. Culiau sell additional bits on their website.

That is a good question. I haven’t tried but I don’t see why not. I would be careful with moisture on a fresh gourd.

It’s bought separately. I’m going to pin a post with the link for it.

@@UncleFrogface Thank you!

If they can’t help you, message me, because I think I may have an alternative.

​@@UncleFrogfacehow do I message you? On here? Yeah I need to order something quicker I already have their engraver but anything that will work I'm trying to figure out exactly what type of adapter I need to get. I know they use an Allen key to lock the bits into place so I just need to know what that's called maybe I can find one but if you have something that'll work that will completely make my day I don't know if you meant message you here or somewhere else I don't know where to go.

​@@UncleFrogfaceI just sent you a message on insta. I'm not tech savvy so I didn't know where to send you a message lol

It comes fully charged. When you plug it in, if it needs to charge then the lights will flash. 3 non flashing lights mean full charge.

Whilst it not a cutting tool, there are cutting attachments on their website. However, the adaptor is a good call as you can then also use standard dremel bits. For the deburring though, yes I think this would work. One of the 30 included bits is bound to be what you need. I use the flat bar to deburr 3d prints.

Thank you 👍

Is it a culiau customizer pen?

Yes. And it works well on metal

The battery can’t be replaced, but I’m not sure on the life. You’d have to contact culiau I’m afraid.

Grip it with some pliers and if still stuck contact culiau.

All of the engraving bits can be used on glass they each give a different line thickness and type. So have an experiment with them and see what works best for you. I’m a fan of the ball ended ones personally.

@@UncleFrogface thankyou

A very interesting question and one I haven’t tried. Dm me on instagram and we can talk.

I am certain it would. It would need to be a slow, patient process because eggshells are so fragile, but it's really an amazing, little tool. As with any other material, keep the bit & shell cool. If you feel the Culiau heating, give it a break. Don't charge a hot tool. 😉☺️

@@susanjdicharia4353 absolutely on all counts.

Check this latest video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/arSbidNhvtnYpqs.html

The bits are smaller than a standard dremel, but there is an adaptor available. The bits are fairly inexpensive though from the culiau website

I can’t see anything on the box, but I’m sure it would be on the website somewhere. Failing that you could contact them directly on instagram and ask Martina

Yes contact them, or use the referral code on my linktree

@@UncleFrogface Thank you! I love your vids!

@@littlemoonmaker1220 thank you very much 😊

It took a couple of weeks to get to me in the UK. Have you contacted them? They’re usually pretty good at replying and sorting out shipping issues.

It should just pull out when you release the side grub screw. Contact Culiau

I can absolutely answer that question. Culiau hold several patents for the customizer which aren’t part of the cheaper pens. The parts, battery life and torque of the pen are all far superior to the cheaper knock off brands. Essentially, this is like the difference between a posca paint marker and a generic dollar store paint marker. They might look the same, but the experience is vastly different. Also, Culoau is a growing brand in the craft sector who actually care about the customer experience. There customer services have always been great and they will happily answer any questions people have. I hope that helps. 😉

@@UncleFrogface Thank you so very much for the info. And I am so glad you took your time to give a great answer. Wish you the very best day.

@@NiclasLinden you’re welcome.

I haven’t personally tried on really hard wood yet, but it works on metal and stone, so I don’t foresee an issue.

You can find it on the Culiau website. Links are in the video description.

There are other reviews for this where I have.

Contact Culiau customer support and I’m sure they will be able to help.

What do you mean by take it apart?

Resin, yes. Cement, I’m not sure.

I have seen some beautiful letting with it. Calligraphy isn’t my thing (although it’s been requested I try) but the nibs are suitable for a whole host of mark making.

Is it a brush motor or brushless. I understand brush motors have more vibration so more hand fatigue.

@@juliehitch8561 I’m not sure, but I’m sure someone at culiau could answer that. They’re very good at responding via social media.

Check on the culiau website and take a look at the different bits that are available. I haven’t tried it on those materials so couldn’t tell you.

What time? I’ve just scrubbed through and it’s all fine when play it. Anyone else having this issue?

@@UncleFrogface It looked fine to me.

@@madwithhats thank you.

It only went black on my phone. Watched it on my iPad just fine. On my phone it went black just as you got ready to show the pieces and what they do

I realised that. It does work and I did use it on metal in the latest video.

@@UncleFrogface ok. please provide me a link.. so pen could works well on still? dont lacks of rotary power when pressed?

@@emilmatesic9095 World exclusive review - Culiau customiser version 3 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/arSbidNhvtnYpqs.html

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@@UncleFrogface No, nothing wrong, no offence, good video, just said 'so' a lot. I notice things like that, it's my weakness. Keep carving.