Oscillating Tool Kit with Dremel Multi Max MM20, a powerful 2.3 Amp 120 Volt oscillating tool.
The toughest applications are easily handled by the powerful 2.3 Amp motor.
The motor is 2.3 amps, which is comparable to the power of many professional oscillating tools.
Repair. Renovate. Renovate again.
Control at its best. Operation in a safe manner. Precision to the highest degree. There is very little dust.
A wide range of tasks around the home or on the jobsite can be accomplished with the **Dremel MM20** 120 volt Multi Max tool kit, which combines the versatility of the Multi Max oscillating tool with a well-rounded set of accessories. With applications ranging from electrical repair to woodworking and remodeling to crafting, the MM20 Multi Max is the ideal go-to tool for sanding, cutting, refinishing, buffing, restoring, and a variety of other tasks. This means that projects that were previously out of reach for the average homeowner are now within their reach. **Extremely Effective** Performance. The MM20 model of the Multi Max oscillating tool is equipped with a 2.3 amp motor, which makes it 50% more powerful than Dremel’s previous iteration of the Multi Max oscillating tool and significantly improves overall performance. Because of its variable speed capability, this Multi Max can make faster and more precise cuts in a wide range of materials (10,000 to 21,000 oscillations per minute). Speed settings are maintained by a separate on/off switch and speed control, making it easier to use and maintain consistently ideal speed settings. **Versatility**. All Dremel oscillating accessories are compatible with the Multi Max MM20, allowing it to handle a wider range of applications than ever before. Additionally, larger accessories have been developed to cope with the MM20’s increased performance. When cutting through tough materials such as hardwood, framing lumber, and two by fours, the MM20’s superior blades—which have an increased cutting width and depth that allows users to cut through more material in less time—make precise cuts. Because of its Quick Fit interface, users can change accessories twice as quickly as they can with comparable oscillating tool systems, allowing jobs to be completed more quickly and efficiently. When users are cutting, scraping, sanding, grinding, or otherwise working with the tool, the generous seven-foot rubber cord makes it easy to manage the tool while doing so. **Functionality.*. The Multi Max MM20 was created with the end user’s comfort and functionality in mind from the beginning. The use of strategically placed vent locations and a larger fan will help achieve this.
What Becky and Harry were expecting from a “Reconditioned” tool is unclear to me. It is, without a doubt, significantly less expensive than purchasing a new one, costing approximately half the price. This is a significant improvement over my previous unit, which I’ve had for several years and is finally giving up the ghost. This one draws 2.3 amps, as opposed to the 1.5 amps of my previous model. Also, the cooling vents are larger, which was a necessity because the old unit became overheated very quickly. This unit gets hot and needs to be turned off every now and then, but it’s not like the older unit. It also included a small scraper blade, a blade bolt tool, and a sanding attachment with five sanding pads, among other accessories. I really like the sanding pads; they were not included with my original unit, so they are a welcome addition to my growing collection of blades. This model is significantly larger and heavier than my previous unit, which I hope indicates that it will last longer and provide me with at least as good service as my previous unit did. It will fit in the case that I used to have for my old unit, but only just. As for the warranty, it comes with a new Dremel manual that states that it is covered for two years. Despite the fact that it has been “reconditioned,” I cannot find any evidence of any difference on any website. I made a point of retaining the purchase documentation in case something went wrong. Because I have had this unit for so many years that I can’t remember when I first purchased it, if the new unit is anything like the old one, the warranty will be a non-issue in any case.
