This set comes with so many tools I didn't even know what they were all for! Hahaha! So far many of the tools have come in very handy while I've been working on my diamond art projects. The materials that these tools are made of seem like they might be kind of cheap, but nothing has broken yet. The only thing I don't like about the set is that the lightpad won't turn on when plugged in if you leave it off for more than a few seconds. You have to turn it on immediately after you plug it in, otherwise you have to unplug it and then plug it back in again to get it to turn on. However, once it is on it stays on until you turn it off. I love that the lightpad comes with an adjustable stand and the pad itself has three different brightness settings. Overall, for the price I think this set is a great deal and I definitely recommend it. :)

I’m new to the hobby of diamond art painting and found this kit to have nearly everything I could possibly need in order to “paint” with as few mistakes and frustrations as possible.This kit is worth it just for the LED light pad alone, which has a USB power attachment and three different light settings. It’s very intuitive and easy to use, and the type of thing that’s not only useful for diamond art, but any kind of art/work where having the paper or canvas backlit could be helpful (e.g. tracing, paint by numbers).But there’s a ton of other stuff in this kit, some of which I’m not familiar with and somewhat guessing on their use. I was hoping the kit would include a breakdown of its contents and how to use each item, but it didn’t, so here’s my newbie description of what’s included and what I think each tool is for, or how I’m using the tool.- LED light pad mentioned above- Stand for the LED light pad- 2 clamps that look like chip clips. I don’t know if the clamps are for attaching the diamond art canvas to the light pad or not. They’re fairly tight so I feel apprehensive about using them in that way. But I think they would work well for attaching your canvas to a wooden easel, so I’ll likely use them for this.- Silicone sticky mat to place your tray of diamonds. This prevents accidental spills if bumped, which I’m apparently prone to doing.- A metal scraper, which I use to remove diamonds that I’ve spilled all over my canvas after bumping the tray- Angled tweezers to remove misplaced diamonds- A plastic scraper which I’ve used to remove the excess stickiness around the image on the canvas (the part that where the diamonds don’t go, and is sticky enough to get your hand stuck and cause you to move/bump the tray when trying to unstick your hand)- Four drills with dual tips, some metal, some plastic, with some of the plastic tips allowing for multi-placement of the diamonds. I’m still playing around with these, but there are several widths allowing you to place anywhere from 4 to 8 diamonds at once.- Extra wax/glue for the drills inside a fairly airtight hard plastic case- Five grips for the drills- Plastic bag of baggies for extra beads- Two little heart shaped things that have a point at the end. I have no idea what these are for but they’re packaged with the baggies.- A clear plastic tray/case with smaller cases inside for storing diamonds- Four sheets of numbered and lettered stickers to label the diamonds- Single tray for beads with a narrow end, good for pouring diamonds back into a baggie or container- Collapsible funnel to also help with getting diamonds into a baggie/container- A brush to move the diamonds around in the tray, sweep into a baggie/container, etc.- A little pair of scissors to cut off pieces of the plastic film over the canvas.I remove the film in pieces so the areas I’m not working on yet remain free of dust and debris- A larger tray that holds six smaller trays and includes a folding spoon and a tiny brush. I imagine this will be useful when working on art hat has a lot of color changes within a small area- A roller to press the beads down into the canvas once you’ve placed it. [Side note to those with a latex allergy like me: The roller is rubber and you can definitely smell it, so I have to keep it in an airtight container so the smell doesn’t trigger a migraine. But the rubber really is effective at pressing the diamonds into the canvas once you're done placing them.]- Diamond painting sealer to coat your finished canvas- A brush for applying the coating- Plastic mesh envelope that holds everything except for the light pad and stand. (You can kind of fit the stand in the envelope but then it’s a little overpacked and likely to break.)The only thing I can think of that’s not included is washi tape, which some people use to cover the sticky border around the canvas. I prefer scraping this area off via the plastic scraper that’s included, but if your preference is washi tape, you’ll need to get that separately.All in all, this is a really neat kit. While some of the individual pieces aren’t top of the line - all of the multi-placers are plastic, for example - they’re still decent and perform as I expect them to. As someone new to the hobby, this kit has helped me “up my game” by making it more difficult to spill diamonds all over my canvas, keep things better organized, and place diamonds more quickly. It’s also a good choice for trying out a lot of different tools and accessories I may or may not end up using.

I was very happy with the items in this kit! I've used most everything but really love the stand and light pad. I didn't think I'd use the larger tray with the smaller ones inside of it, but I'm finding it useful when doing a lot of drill color changes - I put the most used color in the large tray, then next five most used colors in five of the small ones and put the inside the large one, (so I have the drills in the large tray in the open corner) thus all six colors are out and available. I found the tweezers to be totally unusable - they wouldn't pick up the drills at all. But everything else comes in handy. I have used the sealer and brushes and they worked good. I think you get a lot of useful products for the money.

This diamond art kit is all inclusive. Everything is here that you need, except the canvas, and diamond gemstones. The A4 light box is bright, and charged perfectly with the included cord. This light makes it very easy to see the tiny squares, and the letters, and numbers inside them.The easel is a great design, made of plastic, and extends easily, then retracts back to fit in the included storage bag. I’ve never used this tool before in diamond painting, and it’s a game changer. It’s strong enough to hold the light board, and the canvas, on it with the two included clips.There’s small, storage bins to keep your diamonds separated, and colored labels to number them. No more writing on a bin, just to have it rub off later on. This keeps your diamonds clean, labeled, and organized.The many diamond pens, with different size tips, are a must-have for any diamond artist. A small compartment of the solid pink, adhesive is included.There are small, and wide spatulas, a roller, and even a bottle of sealer.The functionality of everything in this kit is bar-none. Whether you’re just beginning this art medium, or have been creating diamond paintings for a long time, this kit has everything you need. It’s a fantastic value at this price. You won’t be disappointed.

this comes with a lot of different tools that you probably don’t really need so far everything came as pictured and as described in the description, I’ve only used it once and it serves the purpose of each tool. I think this is perfect for someone that is just starting out in diamond painting. It comes with a bag that holds everything except for the light. It’s definitely a good kid to have if you are going to take some diamond painting projects with you to travel so it doesn’t take up a lot of room. I’ve only used this once and it doesn’t exactly what it said. It was going to do so if my review changes the more I use it I will be sure to update.

This kit covers the entire gambit of what you’ll need when working on diamond art projects…and even more! Some of the contents might not be instantly used or even used with every project you work on but I’ve surprised myself with the ones I now use more often such as their easily removable shaker container for the individual gem pieces along with the roller for when you’re applying the glue setter in place.

Started this as passive time killer. Now it's a full blown hobby. This kit has made it a lot easier.