Multi-max type tool

[PRBuzz]

Originally Posted by nightfighter

Yep. They pay for themselves, that's for sure. We got the 99.00 Dremel. It is loud, but does the job. I prefer the corded models vs battery for this tool. I'll step up to the fein on the next job we really need it on, and can absorb the cost of the tool. They're like razors though... replacement blades will kill you.

I picked up the Dremel Multi-max for $50 at Odd Lots(?). Buying the accessories is the expensive part but yes the tool pays for itself.

[likwid]

They had a great deal on the Rigid version with multi heads at HD.

[Notfishinenuf]

I tried that one before I picked up the Bosch. Did not like it. The changeable head does not lock up tight and the tool does not perform well.

Vic

Originally Posted by likwid

They had a great deal on the Rigid version with multi heads at HD.

[likwid]

Originally Posted by Notfishinenuf

I tried that one before I picked up the Bosch. Did not like it. The changeable head does not lock up tight and the tool does not perform well.

Vic

Mine works fine.

[Notfishinenuf]

The Fein tool is awesome! I have had one for 4 years now. I bought one to to replace the seams on a teak deck. The blade for removing the caulking is crazy expensive but worth every penny. Paid for itself on that one job! There is a lot of seams on a 36' Grand Banks! I use it all the time. I just picked up the cordless Bosch about a month ago. Very nice tool. Not as good as the Fein but still a very nice tool. The Bosh cordless impact driver is a great little tool as well. Small, powerful and the battery last quite a while.

Vic