Electric Fabric Flower Maker, Artificial Flower Ironing Machine with 11 Heads, DIY Cloth Fabric Fake Flower Making Tool Set, Adjustable Temperature

Notice - There will be some smoke during the first two uses, which is a normal phenomenon of the soldering iron. - Electric Fabric Flower Maker Artificial Flower Ironing Machine 11 Heads Fake Flower Making Tools Set. - Equipped with anti-scalding bracket, humanized design, easy installation and simple operation. - Keep it clean before power on/off Power on the soldering iron and wait 1-5 minutes before working. - The soldering iron can not be used in wet environment. - Adjust the temperature with the switch if necessary.Specification: Product Name: Fabric flower making tool set Material: Metal, Wood, Sponge Voltage: AC 110V-220V Weight: 0.5KGProducts include: 1 * Handle 11 * Ironing Heads (8 ball trowels, 1 curling trowel, 1 knife trowel, 1 pointed tip) 1 * Heat-resistant Sponge 1 * soldering iron stand 1 * Screwdriver 1 * Ball trowel bag【Note】The fabric flower maker machine only can be used at high temperature,when at at low temperature,there is no current through,it can not work.

• 【11 perms】The fabric flower making tool is equipped with 11 perms, which can be replaced to meet different work needs and improve work efficiency.
• 【Temperature Controlled Handle】The handle of the flower making tool is made of solid wood and has adjustable temperature. Different perms and different fabrics are suitable for different temperatures. As the heating time goes by, the temperature will rise to a certain level.
• 【Applicable fabrics】Silk, wool, linen, flannel, satin, denim, woolen. Not suitable for: Leather. Fabrics of different materials have different operating temperatures.
• 【Warm Tips】Please keep the soldering iron clean before switching the power on and off. Turn on the power of the soldering iron and wait for 1-5 minutes before it can work. The soldering iron cannot be used in humid environments.
• 【Note】There will be some smoke during the first two uses, which is a normal phenomenon of the soldering iron; some ball spatulas have traces of heating and polishing, which is caused by the testing effect during processing.