It has a 1.5 Ah Li-Ion battery, which is easier to use than a wire oscillating tool. Battery-powered oscillating tools are great for getting into hard-to-reach places, like when you need to cut wood and nails to repair wood rot on the roof. Pull cords are a pain to deal with. There’s no need for that.
Variable Speed Control: The cordless oscillating tool has six speed settings that range from 6000 to 20,000 OPM, so you can change the speed as you work. The speed settings for an oscillating multi tool can be found on the back of the motor housing.
The quick release lever makes it easy to change the blade without having to use any tools. This saves time and effort on the job, and keeps your tools in place. With a variety of accessories, you can use a cordless multi-tool to do a lot of different things around the house, like cut, scrape, sand, clean, polish, and more.
4 degrees of oscillation angle makes it easier to work more quickly. Compared to a normal oscillating tool, this one is 4-5 times as good at cutting wood and 2-3 times as good at cutting metal tubes.
The package includes a cordless oscillating saw, a battery, a charger, and 22 accessories. It comes with a 34mm plunge blade, a 20-mm plunge blade, a 10-mm plunge blade, a 52-mm shovel and a 50-mm shovel.
Batteries and chargers are included.
At 21.0 volts, there’s a lot of electricity going through.
The type of power source is battery powered.
For DIY home improvement and repair projects, as well as for professional contractor jobs, an oscillating multi-tool kit is a must. Use this powerful and versatile tool to polish, sand, scrape, and cut a wide range of materials, such as metal, wood, drywall, plastic, grout, caulking, glue, paint, masonry, cement board, vinyl siding, and more. ?. Features. A multi-purpose oscillating power tool that can be used for polishing, sanding, scraping, and cutting. Use the 6 speed regulator to make it easy to get the right amount of power for your job. Includes cutting blades, scraper blades, sanding pads, and other tools to help you with a wide range of projects. Precision-built electric motor for easy cutting on hard jobs. Multi-position heads make it easier to get into small places and avoid having to work in awkward positions. ?. Specifications. At 21V, the voltage is. Putting in power: 170. Angle of oscillation: 4 degree. There is no load speed: 6000-20000 OPM. No, there is no separate speed or on/off control for the two. It is 37 x 27 x 24 cm. It weighs about 3.2 kg. Oscillating tool body, battery, charger, blades, sanding pad, and paper are all included in this package. The package also includes a user’s guide.
Edited. After I looked up how to use a different oscillating tool, I found out how to change the attachment on this one. There is a point where you have to push very far forward with your hand. Then, the plastic starts to bend like it might break. This lets you remove the nut by hand. There was a reason I hadn’t tried to push the lever so far. It felt like it would break when I tried to push even more hard.
It would have been nice if the instructions had said anything about that, but they did not. They call the lever a “clamping lever for depth stop,” and there are no instructions on how to remove the attachment from it. To make things even worse, you have to get your fingers down into the hole to finish screwing the nut back on. You can’t just use, say, an Allen key to do it.
2 stars: Still, it’s not useless, but the instructions aren’t very useful either.
The original review.
This oscillating tool could be great, but it could also be terrible. It’s not sure. I don’t know, because the tool needs a special key to get the nut off. This key did not come with the tool.
Allen keys are used by most oscillating tools, and they can be found in most stores. A fork-shaped key is used in this one, which is another thing that came with the tool but didn’t come with it. When the tool doesn’t work, I can either make my own key or return it. So I won’t trust them. If they don’t include an object that’s 100% necessary to use their tool, I won’t use it.
Neither of my tools is to blame. A picture of the key isn’t in any of the instructions or anywhere else.
In fact, the “operating instructions” say that when you remove the attachment, you should.
The tool is changed.
Keep your hands safe when you switch tools. There is a risk of getting hurt when you touch the application tools.
That’s it. Nothing about how to change the tool, no “use the included key,” no “remove the nut, etc.” There’s also nothing about how to change the tool. Wear gloves.
This is the worst power tool I’ve ever seen. It doesn’t work very well.
