Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Can this cut stucco?
Document: This tool, at a price like this is nothing short of amazing. Cut pretty much anything but I suggest wearing ear protection. The LED light should make this thing a 6 star tool. Not a knock on the tool but I have had problems with the DeWalt blades, they break in half around the base.
Many times I need a tool to cut and do not want to run my Fien tool which requires electricity. The Dewalt Multi tool runs on my current cordless battery system and therefore can be used just about anywhere. I have used Bosch, Ridgid and other cordless versions, but this one actually has the power to get the job done.
Way cheaper and the adaptor isn't really much more hassle. Also- I used the wood and nails blade that comes with it to try to cut a thin stainless steel cable- bad idea. Use a good titanium metal cutting blade.Just make sure to get this tool if your going for the multi's. It far surpasses any of the others.
I would like to see a diagram of how all the little parts fit in the box.The depth rod is, in my experience, unique to this tool. It is not quite as good as I hoped it would be (5th star) but if you are prepared to keep screwing it back on when it falls off, it can really help cut a slot to a specific depth.I would have loved this in a plastic box like the 20v drill kits.
This will be shorter than some of the other novels written. This thing is great. Very light. Easy blade changes. One charge lasted a week with a lot of use and charges quick. It helped in taking up my carpet and the glue. Cut through 2x4s when taking down a wall. Sanded off hard paint like nothing. Seems like a blade is made for every thing. There's so much more I plan to do with this thing. Highly recommend.
This Dewalt oscillating tool has the power and battery life to tackle any job. I own two 12v Rockwell oscillating tools and they are nice but the batteries run out fairly fast. This Dewalt multi tool can cut through just about anything (with the proper blades) from plywood, 2x4s, drywall, shingles and etc. If you have a lot of need for a tool like this, this is the oscillating tool for you. The trigger is variable speed and can be locked on full power. The built in quick change head makes swapping between attachments easy and fast.
I've been using a corded Fein Multi-Tool for years and really love it... But often times, I just needed a quick cut or repair and hated the inconvienience of busting out the cord - especially when I would be working outside and now have to stop what I was doing to track down an outlet... So I finally bought the Dewalt Cordless version to fill in the gap... I primarily expected to use this tool just for quick and easy cuts... I figured a battery version wouldn't have the power to do much else... To my suprise, this tool is absolutely wonderful...
People with large hands (my gloves are all medium) might want to see this unit in person before buying it. I am very happy with all of my Dewalt tools and this one is no exception. I used it to cut through some drywall and also some plastic garage tile. It performed great, just like I thought it would. If you are looking for a multi-tool, consider ditching the cord and take a long hard look at this one.May 3, 2014 Update - I used the multi-tool today for a few hours to tear out some 3/4" drywall in my basement.
I have noticed that:Some 3rd party tools won't work with it, as they don't have a slot to slide on the tool post.The bag that comes with it is huge. I ended up putting the DCG412B grinder inside the bag to keep it company.The tool post has a spring to allow for blade changes. If you use too much force when cutting, the spring will allow your blade to stop In the wood, and the rate of cut will slow down greatly. Once I learned to control my gorilla instincts, it cut faster and without burning.The kit comes with 1 Xr battery.The charger also charges 12v max batteries.The blades shift inside the little case that comes with the kit.
Well, I just used the DeWalt 20V MAX Oscillating tool to do two drywall cutouts and it's amazing. The easiest and cleanest cut I've had yet with smooth edges!- After drywalling of course I had to sand. I've used a hand sander in the past and it works just fine. But I've really had to sand pretty hard over some areas where I used too much putty on the walls. So I decided to give the 20V MAX tool a try. What a breeze to sand! And it doesn't take off too much either, you have excellent control based on the variable speed trigger and how much pressure you put on the tool.- While I was working in a client's house installing their TV, they saw me sanding their wall with the 20V MAX Multi-tool.
Answer: yes