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Question: can someone tell me how many amp is this tool uses i cant find it anywhere 3.0 or 2.5 Amp?
Document: I have a Supercut 2.0 but it is so hard to find blades for that. This one changes the blades in less than five seconds with no tool. I highly recommend it.
Also, you see many complaints about the prices of the blades......I'm not sure why the people complaining in those reviews are paying the high prices they cite for their blades. If you purchase blades online from Amazon or one of the major tool discounters. the prices are reasonable, and about 1/3 of the crazy prices cited in those bad reviews. And the prices are reasonable when you use the blades for tasks that no other tool can handle.
I have renovated 2 homes and bought this as a way to make a cut in a wood floor that no other tool could handle nicely. It did the trick and I was glad to have it. I have an older model and have had it for over 5 years. Like the other reviewers say, this tool will help you get of a jam when no others will. It also makes wonderfully smooth and straight drywall and wood cuts.The major downside is the cost of the accessories.
I only run into the occasional inside-cut situation, so I thought I could live without one of these tools. But when pressed for a gift idea I came up with this, and boy have I been happy with it!With a little searching you can find pretty good deals on blades, and now I've found about a hundred different uses for this Fein tool and counting. I really like the slow start motor and the adjustable speed control.
I have tried many of the other multi tools. I had a fein before the other brand were available. Fein is just better. it cuts faster, has less blade rattle and is a nicer tool to use.
High quality, comfortable to use. No Fein blades available at big box store. Had to use Dremels with $3.50 adapter
Spend an extra $25-$50 and get this tool. If you are a DIY'er or homeowner, I STILL feel the extra few bucks is well worth the investment. You'll get the best tool on the market and a tool that will be around for many years for you. When you use this tool you can feel and hear the quality vs. the competition.
Have worked most of my life with tools so I have a tendency to go with commercial grade.Haven't looked at those under $100.Makita is O.K. A wider angle of oscillation (more aggressive) but not tool-less blade change.Bosch is more power but larger, that makes it mostly a 2 handed tool.All of these are noisy (I saw Bosch, Makita and Fein being used at a demo) but muffs take care of thatif using it for an extended time.
It worked as advertised. I'm a professional carpenter and have holding off on purchasing a multi-tool, because I have wanted a Fein, but did not want to spend $600 - $800 for their original, top-of-the-line tool. I read many reviews and the choice came down to the Fein vs. the Bosch. I'm glad I went with the Fein. It's smooth, easy to control, and very versatile.
Depending upon your intended uses for this tool, I'd say that if you are looking for a Multimaster, this is the kit to get. While the ultimate cost/accessory is cheaper if you purchase one of the more robust kits, you are often getting accessories that you will rarely, if ever, use. This kit allows you to get the basic multimaster and have cash left over to buy the accessories that you WILL use.The multimaster is my 3rd oscillating tool.
Answer: yes