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Question: Overheating So I have a 37-piece kit for a week now. Started scraping paint of metal radiator cover. After 5-10 minutes the metal front of the tool becomes borderline bearable to touch. I don't mind keeping my hands away from the metal part but is it damaging the motor? Instructions suggest running it load-free for 2-3 minutes but where is the limit of safe use? It should be able to run longer to get the job done. Any advice?
Document: So, this is my first weekend with 37-pice Sonicrafter. The job is to strip layers of old paint from a metal radiator cover. I mounted the scraper on, dialed up the variable speed to recommended high and went ahead only applying gentle pressure. After 5 minutes I had to remove my hand from the metal front area. It became way too hot to touch. As a matter of fact, I would never use any other tool at this temperature.
I realize that its only a matter of 2 or 3 dollars, but thats not the point.In regard to my purchase of the Rockwell Sonicrafter with the 37 piece accessory kit; I have to say that it exceeds my expectations. Its a great tool and its a good value. I only wish that  I didn't have to deal with people that seem to care so little for their customers.
I purchased the Sonicrafter after not being able to justify spending $300 on the Fein Multi-Master. The Sonicrafter is a sturdy tool and will make short work out of most cutting jobs. I'm sure we have all seen the infomercial of the Multi-Master cutting through the nail. I needed the Sonicrafter to cut a nail that connected a 4 x 4 post and a 2 x 10 on the underside of my front porch (I could not get to the head of the nail to pull it out).
Blade change was easy and the blade did not come loose when running. The metal housing between the motor and blade got quite warm during use but cooled down quickly when the work stopped. Never had a time when it was too hot to handle. I have never been a fan of the jig saw and this has taken many of the uses away from it. I did not use the grout cutting blade or the sanding pad but I can see some future uses for them. I am very happy with my purchase.
The sanding attachment disintegrated within 5 mins of light sanding a flat piece of wood. Amazon gave me a % refund for his part. The handpiece heats up quickly and gets so hot that you can't hold it. When cutting through particle board, smoke pored out. After trying to cut through a nail, the blade broke. I managed to find a sanding part in Australia that was compatible...the machine melted the velcro part that you attach the sand paper to...after less than 5 minutes.
I had to expand the cabinet area to install a new stove. Without this tool the work would have been so much harder to get done. There was some very tight areas to get into as the cabinets were home made. With out this tool it would have taken so,so much longer and much stress. I love this product and I would recommend it to anyone. It is very easy to use and does a perfect job.. Thanks
Received Rockwell SoniCrafter Tool Kit 37 Piece for Christmas as I need to scrape old paint off the house. Item is well built, looks good sounds good. I did order extra accesssories as this tool can be a lot of help to the person using it. The bag carrying case is nice, all my extra items fit okay.If you buy Rockwell on line I would recommend you check item out at Lowes or Home depot, I almost purchased the less item unit.
The Rockwell sonicrafter is one of the most handy tools in my truck,I use it at least 2-3 times a week.From cutting off door jambs for a finish floor,shims after hanging doors, as a detail sander for wainscott,and also retires the razor knife for drywall,all in all exceptional tool! !
I purchased the Rockwell RK5101K SoniCrafter 37-Piece Oscillating Tool Kit directly from Rockwell via their 'auction' account. It was on sale through a daily deal as a refurbished tool.I bought the refurbished tool for one specific job-- to cut base board without removing from the wall. I have since used it for a variety of purposes.
I debated a couple of years about purchasing a tool like this. At first, Fein was the only option and just for home use it was too much money for me to justify purchasing. Now that there are reasonably priced choices, I purchased this 37 piece Rockwell kit. Honestly, I felt like it was a gamble. Many reviews say the blades don't last and they come loose all the time. I rolled the dice. I WON!! !This is a solid tool.
Answer: no