Posted: 5/7/2016 12:25:12 AM EDT
I do the occassional home project so my brother got me one of these things/
It was laying around in my garage and I used it to cut wood paneling and cut in a dog door- I dont have a jigsaw - this thing cut through a solid core wood door like butter. Square exact cuts and straigt lines. |
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I have the corded variable speed Dremel version.
Doesn't get used much but when it does jobs that no other tool I own can do. Plunge cutting a perfect square in 3/4in MDF.... Check Sanding in pointy little corners.... Check Cutting plastic.... The semi circle blade is the best thing I have found for cutting stuff like ABS. Fast, no melting and clean edges. I just found a cut in box blade that somebody makes for these things, I will get one very very soon. |
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I had a Fein for about 5 years and I gave it to a guy that worked for me because he was just getting started in the trades and needed some tools.
I got the Rigid version a couple of years ago and the DeWalt version a few months ago. The oscillating multi-tool is the kinda thing that makes you wonder what you did before you had one. |
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Quoted: FIFY I dont see how these would make good sanders it seems that they would vibrate too little to be useful Quoted: Quoted: I like to look at the AvE channel on youtube before I buy a tool. He breaks em apart and you can see whats cheap and whats actually good Skookum  I dont see how these would make good sanders it seems that they would vibrate too little to be useful |