An oscillating power tool with multiple functions for polishing, sanding, scraping, and cutting.
It is simple to provide the appropriate amount of power for the task at hand with the help of a 6 speed regulator.
Cutting blades, scraper blades, sanding pads, and other accessories are included to assist you in completing a variety of projects.
Electric motor with high power and precision construction for ease of cutting on difficult job.
The multi-position head allows for easier access in confined spaces and eliminates the need to work in uncomfortable positions.
For do-it-yourself home improvement and repair projects, as well as professional contractor jobs, the Freeman PMTCKWB Oscillating Multi Function Power Tool Kit is a must-have accessory. You can polish, sand, scrape, and cut numerous materials with this versatile and powerful multi-function tool, including metals, woods and other building materials; drywall and plastic; grout and caulking; glue; paint; fiberglass; masonry; cement board; vinyl siding; and more. Attach the blade that comes with the tool to cut through air ducts, downspouts, screws, nails, cables, fiberglass, door jambs, window trim, window glazing, and baseboards, amongst other materials. With the scraper accessory, removing grout or glued-down flooring has never been easier, and the sanding pad smoothes out rough surfaces faster and with far less effort than it would be if done by hand alone. For convenience, the high-capacity, precision-built electric motor can be set to any of six available speeds using the on-board controller. In order to provide better access in confined spaces, accessories can be attached at angles of up to 90 degrees. Oscillating Multi Function Power Tool Kit includes a rugged canvas carry case, a precision point cutter blade, a scraper, a sanding pad and a sheet of sandpaper, as well as an adjustable pressure plate. It is covered by Freeman’s limited lifetime warranty.
For a while, everything worked perfectly. On a large project, I used it to notch out hardwood flooring in order to retrofit some beautiful brass floor registers. By the third or fourth day, the tool was rattling and shaky (worn bearings? ), and I couldn’t cut reliably and cleanly without putting the teak flooring at risk of being damaged. Because it is so loose, the cutter head/shaft can be easily shook around by hand. The decision on which brand to try next is a difficult one to make.
