Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What is the country of origin?  i.e. where is it assembled?
Document: this tool works as expected and wish I would have bought it sooner  and cant wait to use it more.
the makita only comes with one plunge cut blade and a plastic sanding pad with some sand paper. the Bosch comes with that plus a few other blades and more sand paper I think.this new makita multi as well as the cordless version are also carrying on the tradition set forth by Bosch of the "OIS" blade system. A standardization of the blade mounting system that so far has varied greatly across the different brands making it very difficult to create true competition with blade prices. almost every manufacturer has their own design that is not readily compatible with others.
just picked it up at home depot on 5/18/12. I was immediately impressed by the feel of the saw. I liked the grip better than the Bosch and the speed control feels a lot more substantial as well. the Bosch speed control felt a little cheesy... like it would vibrate to different speeds. Both this and the Bosch are similar in size but the makita just felt better in my hand... that will be a matter of personal preference though. The thing for me that sets this one apart is the power and oscillation angle.
fits hands well light weight easy to handle lot quieter than most tools of this type plenty of power good buy
Vibration was very low, especially for a tool of this nature. I could use this all day with no ill effects on my wrists from excessive vibration.All in all I found this tool to perform pretty much like I thought it would with the small exception of the switch, but like I said, not a deal breaker for me...especially because the rest of the features are so great. you can make your own determination, but I would definitely recommend this tool to anyone.
Very versatile, and I would recommend them.
This tool is very solid feeling other than possibly the on/off switch might give some picky people hesitation. the switch does seem just a little light weight but when compared to the fein that has a very stiff switch, its a welcome change. The fein is a solid tool and does have the best tool-less blade change on the market but the switch and speed knob both suck. The fein also gets really hot after not much use and it gets to the point of burning your hand if not wearing gloves.
This is the first tool of its kind I have ever used. So I would not call myself an expert. I am a person who loves doing home improvement projects on the weekends. This tool provides very precise cutting and sanding. It really saves me time and effort. It make my work look professional.
The tool heads are easy to change, and they are tightened on with an allen wrench that is stored in a little holder that is attached to the cord so it's always close at hand. The tool heads don't vibrate loose when you're using a lot of pressure. It does get a little warm close to where the tool head attaches, but nothing like the heat the Fein puts out all over the area you grip. We haven't used the sanding attachments, but the cutting tools do a good job and easily get into tight quarters, and can be adjusted so that the heads are at various angles, not just straight out of the handle.
The quiet performance even at the highest oscillation setting and a very low vibration of the tool is very comforting. No overheating or slippage to less dependable performance has been noted on extended use (so far). Hopefully these characteristics of the tool remain unchanged with time and not deteriorate to the mediocrity of similar and less expensive tools.One omission should be noted, however. Why would MAKITA not equip the tool with a convenient light illuminating the work area is difficult to understand! The same holds for the angle grinder.As an extra benefit, the tool comes with a fancy carrying bag conveniently accommodating the tools and a number of accessories decked in the brand-specific colors and lettering with a shoulder strap and handles.
Answer: no