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Question: Is it possible to do 45 degree cut for mouldings with this multi-tool?
Document: A corded Fein that I have can get the job done, and so can this 12V  Craftsman for the most part, just a little slower. This is a "must have" if you depend on a Fein multi-tool for a living. Use superior blades, such as the ones made by Specialty Diamond especially for multi tools, and you will have a much better idea of this tool's performance capabilities.
Wrong.As soon as I turned it on the noise told me this wasn't a precision made tool. Even the cheap Harbor Freight model runs smoother. When I put the "holtz-blade" ( for wood) into some soft pine, it cut about a 16th of an inch, then stopped dead.Turned it off. It started again. Tried to cut the pine.
You will use it for those times no other tool will work. This is an indispensable tool for working around the house.This tool vibrates extensively giving it its cutting power. It buzzs in your hand as you place it on the surface to cut. Have trouble cutting heavy plastic sheets, mark the line, and change to the cutting head, plunge cut with this tool --works like a champ.
If your looking to cut out electrical outlets holes in drywall, cut in tight on a corner, have no room to cut a mounted pvc pipe, this tool is the tool to use. Sanding some rust off a metal chair change the head- it does that. Quickly and in small areas. If your looking to cut a 2x4 --it could take awhile. If its a thick piece of wood --it'll do it but will take awhile.
I'm a fan of craftsman tools. Usually. This one doesn't make the cut. Battery life is extremely short -- as in a few minutes, followed by recharge time of 30 minutes. And that's when it works. The tool very quickly overheats under normal use, and when used as a sander, it ingests its own sawdust unless you take care to avoid it. I've had problems with the charging declaring the battery is full, but the tool flashing to indicate that it's empty.
Bought this for occasional cutting. Have used it to cut holes in drywall, sand drywall repair patches, and for small sanding jobs on furniture. It works great. Now, I suppose if you are a pro and would need it all day, the pricier units would be for you, but for us weekenders, this is one useful, powerful tool. Batter power is so convenient that corded tools are not necessary most of the time. I also bought the hammer, and it, too, is impressive.
I ordered this tool to help us trim our 18.3 hands, 2600 lb Percheron draft horse's hoofs. The hoofs are almost an inch thick and having to manually clip them has been a very difficult experience. I used the tool to cut a groove in the hoof that I could then cut with a hacksaw. The ease of doing this is just wonderful. The tool is light enough to hold in one hand while you steady the horse's hoof - while he is standing.
I was in love with the idea of saving 40 dollars (40 dollar final price after rebate, Ace), loved the portability. This could not cut. The bearing attaching the oscillating cutter/motor to the housing was free within 5 minutes of use. The most directional cutting tool, the rectangle punch thing, with depth indicator, flopped around all over the place once the bearing was lost. The 50% off price reflects a product that must be shipped back to the manufacture often.
Unit doesn't have enough power to cut through cedar trim boards. Any time saved by using this product is quickly lost because if you apply any pressure the motor seizes and stops cutting.
Great product, cut lots of vinyl with it, not records but fencing, haven't used more than the saw blade but I'm sure all will work well. 81.00 full starter kit and extra batterie pack with three year protection
Answer: yes