Also known as die grinders, these slim, high RPM tools excel at grinding, deburring and polishing in tight spaces. Cordless models are ideal for automotive porting, metal fabrication and detail work where freedom of movement matters. Look for spindle locks and variable speed control for precision.
Cordless pencil grinders are compact rotary tools designed for precision grinding, deburring, engraving, polishing, and shaping. They're ideal for:
Metalworking and tool sharpening
Jewelry and fine detail work
Automotive porting and gasket surface cleanup
Model making or delicate sanding tasks
Their slim profile and high-speed performance make them perfect for tight spaces and detailed applications.
While similar to rotary tools like Dremels, pencil grinders generally operate at higher speeds (often 20,000–50,000 RPM) and are better suited for industrial or professional tasks. Cordless versions offer greater portability without sacrificing accuracy—ideal for mobile work or tight workstations.
Pencil grinders typically accept 1/8" (3.2 mm) or 3 mm shank accessories, including:
Carbide burrs and mounted points
Grinding stones
Mini flap wheels, sanding drums, and polishing bits
Always match the accessory’s maximum RPM rating to your tool, and ensure proper fitment for safety and optimal performance.
Also known as die grinders, these slim, high RPM tools excel at grinding, deburring and polishing in tight spaces. Cordless models are ideal for automotive porting, metal fabrication and detail work where freedom of movement matters. Look for spindle locks and variable speed control for precision.
Cordless pencil grinders are compact rotary tools designed for precision grinding, deburring, engraving, polishing, and shaping. They're ideal for:
Metalworking and tool sharpening
Jewelry and fine detail work
Automotive porting and gasket surface cleanup
Model making or delicate sanding tasks
Their slim profile and high-speed performance make them perfect for tight spaces and detailed applications.
While similar to rotary tools like Dremels, pencil grinders generally operate at higher speeds (often 20,000–50,000 RPM) and are better suited for industrial or professional tasks. Cordless versions offer greater portability without sacrificing accuracy—ideal for mobile work or tight workstations.
Pencil grinders typically accept 1/8" (3.2 mm) or 3 mm shank accessories, including:
Carbide burrs and mounted points
Grinding stones
Mini flap wheels, sanding drums, and polishing bits
Always match the accessory’s maximum RPM rating to your tool, and ensure proper fitment for safety and optimal performance.