This is called “DUAL OSCILLATION TECHNOLOGY. If you want fast, rough cuts, choose the wood setting (5 degree angle) or the metal setting (3.4 degree angle.
[HYPERLOCK] A tool-free system that holds blades in place with 1 ton of holding power makes blade changes quick and safe.
Variable Speed Dial is the name of the thing. Precision control: from 10,000 to 19,000 oscillations per minute, so you can work on a wide range of projects at the same time.
[POWERFUL 4.2 AMOUNT MOTOR], too. Even when there are a lot of things on it, it doesn’t slow down or stop.
There are 9 accessories and a bag to carry them in, too. Blades that cut wood: standard, fast, scraper. Scraper. HSS blade. Bimetal blade. 3 sanding triangles and one sanding pad for sanding.
All major brands of blades, sanders, and other accessories fit in this system.
LED WORKLIGHT: So you can see what you’re doing, even if your work station isn’t very bright.
Style: A soft case is included.
There are two oscillating angles: 5. 0 degrees for wood and 3.4 degrees for metal. The Rockwell AW400 F80 Sonicrafter Oscillating Multi-Tool lets you choose which one you want (metal setting). Choose the 5.0 degree oscillating angle if your project needs fast, aggressive cuts and quick results, or the 3.4 degree angle if you want to be more precise and control your work all the time. It is more powerful and faster than any other multi-tool, and it lets the user choose the oscillating angle that is best for the job at hand, so it does more work in less time. Cross-cutting, ripping, and plunge-cutting in wood are easy to do. Trim doorjambs or cut PVC, then cut nail heads or cut metal pipe to cut metal pipe. A rigid scraper blade can be used to get rid of blistered paint, remove rust from bare metal for priming, and scrape or scrape off hardened caulk or adhesives. To remove old grout from between floor or wall tiles, clamp a carbide grit semicircular blade to the end of a drill bit. The Rockwell AW400 F80 Sonicrafter can be used harder than any other multi-tool without the blade stopping. It has a maximum cutting load of 35 lbs of force, which is more than any other tool. At only 3.2 pounds, it’s easy to hold, move, and use for a long time. There are 9 tools and a bag that come with the tool. They include a 1 3/8″ standard wood blade, a 1 3/8″ precision blade, a 3 1/8” HSS semi-circle blade, a flexible scraper that can be used to cut and scrape, and 3 sanding sheets.
I thought a long time about getting the F50 or the F80. I’ve used an oscillating multi tool a few dozen times this year, and I’ve used it to build a lot of different things. When I have to spend a lot of money, I’ve always come up with a way around it. Even if I had this tool, I would never have made things more difficult or took longer than they would have if I didn’t use this tool.
So I decided to pay the price and get one. When I thought about it, I was going to buy the Harbor Freight/Chicago Electric el cheapo for $25. But I knew that this is a very useful tool and didn’t want to ruin the experience by going cheap on the experience by going cheap. They sound about as “robust.” If I was willing to spend the money to buy Porter Cable, then I knew I could just buy Rockwell. This is because they sound about as “robust..
The F30 was very limited, but it was still a good price point for what it had. They didn’t like the F50, but they thought it would probably get the job done. The F80 was so well-liked that I paid for it. There were very few negative reviews.
“I’m so happy that I did!. The extra blades and case were great, but the tool is great. As far back as I can remember, I’ve used old Dremmels. In comparison to the F80, they are a lot more loud. At any speed, it doesn’t move at all. It’s very comfortable, and it’s also very light.
Cutting lath was what I did the first time. Even though I usually wear ear muffs to protect my ears from noise, this time it was so quiet that I didn’t bother. Now, I would always tell people to wear hearing and eye protection at all times. But I found it interesting that it was so quiet.
Before: I’ve used this to cut several times. It’s amazing how accurate it is when it’s set to 3.4 degrees. I didn’t expect it to be able to do plunge cuts so easily and so well. A rigid round blade can help you score your cut first if you want to use a straight blade for the majority of the cut. The Japanese blade can clear sawdust quickly, so you can make deep cuts quickly with it, but it doesn’t start a plunge very well.
There are only two reviews that say that the game doesn’t work after 3-6 months. People who read the reviews don’t give specifics about how “defective product” and “operator error” played a role in the failures. However, this comes with a three-year warranty, so both of those problems would have been covered by the warranty, too.
