DEWALT 20V tools come with a 3-speed selector that lets users choose their speed setting based on the job at hand.
DEWALT’s oscillating tool has a brushless motor that can last up to 57% longer than a brushed motor.
DEWALT cordless tools have a Dual-Grip variable speed trigger that lets users control both speed and application control.
For use with most brands of oscillating tool accessories, this adapter can be used.
The Quick-Change accessory system lets you change blades and other attachments quickly without having to use wrenches.
LED lights shine brightly on dark work surfaces so that cutting can be done with precision, even in the dark.
Oscillating Tool Kit: New 20V Oscillating Tool Kit
This 20V MAX* cordless set comes with a brushless 3-speed oscillating multi-tool, 28 popular cutting and sanding attachments, an accessory storage box, a universal accessory adapter, a 2.0Ah battery, a charger, and a tool bag. It also comes with a charger.
With its powerful brushless motor, the DEWALT cordless oscillating multi-tool can last up to 57% longer than the same tool with a similar brush motor.
The 3-speed selector lets people choose their speed setting based on their needs.
You can change blades quickly and easily with the Quick-Change accessory system, and with the universal accessory adapter, it can be used with most oscillating tool accessories.
The DUAL-GRIP variable speed trigger gives you complete control over speed and applications.
The DEWALT oscillating tool guide system lets you change the depth or height of the tool for precise repeatability, and the bright LED light makes it easier to work in dark places.
A few hours ago, I used it all together.
Got it today.
But I didn’t like it enough to write a review.
Pros:
Right after I opened it, I started sanding with the sander and worked for about 40 minutes or so with only one bar left. This is because the battery life is great.
There’s no need to be too worried about bumping into things when you get close to an edge.
[Quick Change System] is a great idea.
A spring that feels solid but doesn’t require a lot of effort to squeeze, and a lock that feels very safe.
Plus, the part you squeeze is very well-rounded, coated, and smoothed.
– I haven’t used a tool with a lock/unlock like this one before, and it works great.
To lock, you push the button all the way down. You can do this from either side.
It opens by putting it in the middle.
Which turned out to be very useful.
Being able to lock it with one hand and the other was really nice.
You might not be able to compare this tool to other tools that you’ve used because I haven’t used many of them.
It seems to be pretty quiet, especially at low speeds.
You didn’t have to worry about it when you talked about it.
There are rubber feet on the bottom of the bag to keep it from getting stuck in mud.
And the side pockets are always a good thing.
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Untested:
There are LEDs on this tool. I haven’t used it in a dark place yet, but if it looks like the LEDs on my other tools, I’m sure it will work.
At the very least, it’s going to be useful (some tools had LEDs positioned to perfectly throw a shadow where you were trying to work)
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Cons:
It’s [BELT CLIP FUCKS!!]
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Each side of the drill has slots and holes for a belt clip. This is just like the standard drills for 20 volts.
Why didn’t it come with a nut?
My anger may seem out of proportion, but when you have to hold a ladder under your arm while you try to do something else, you’ll understand.
This isn’t even the worst part. I bought a five-pack of belt clips just for this thing.
I’m going to try supergluing the hell out of it, but I’m a little afraid it will fall off. I’ll let you know if it works.
It’s the easiest thing to fix, because the zipper doesn’t have a string on it.
But that’s so easy to fix, and it’s usually “free.”
This bag doesn’t want to stay open.
The other bags I have have a kind of “snap-to” when you square the opening, but this one doesn’t.
Most or all of the way open and upright, it will stay that way.
The bag that came with this tool didn’t work.
The rubber feet might not be worth it, but my other bags didn’t.
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Overall:
So you don’t have to deal with a cord.
UPDATE 1: The LED is very good.
So I super glued the living hell out of the belt clip.
It completely ate the “wood with nails” blade after I used it on just one and a half nails.
