Fein Oscillating Multi-Tool
There are certain tools we expect to be the best in their categories. We have the Sawzall from Milwaukee. Wormdrive saws from Skilsaw. Often these tools are from the company that invented the category. For Fein Oscillating Multi-Tools that honor unquestionably goes to Fein for their Oscillating Multi-Tool.
They came out with the first version in Germany in 1964. It was the only one back then. The world took awhile to realize what an outstanding tool it was.
I never saw one until the early 90’s. Honestly I wasn’t very impressed at the time. I’m pretty sure the blade was dull and it just didn’t do much but make noise and burn wood. I actually dismissed it as something I would probably never use.
Its good to be wrong sometimes. I found out just how wrong I was when I finally tried one with a sharp blade. It was on a job with a fellow restoration contractor. We were in competition but would collaborate on jobs from time to time. We were cutting water damaged drywall out. I had never cut it out so fast and effortlessly! It was clear, I had to get one after that. I have had several units from nearly every manufacturer both cordless and corded. They all do the job to some degree.
I always want the best tool for each application. Even though they cost more they make the job go faster and easier. I feel they are a worthwhile investment. The best tools are more pleasing to use and are often more comfortable and ergonomic. In the world of oscillating multi-tools there is nothing “Feiner” than Fein Starlock tools.
Fein had a long head start compared to every other tool manufacturer. They never stopped developing their Fein Oscillating Multi-Tool’s all those years they held the patent.
Even though I kept trying other tools to stay within a cordless platform or because a new model claimed superior performance, I keep going back to Fein.
A few years ago Fein entered a partnership with Robert Bosch Tool Corporation to develop a new tool free blade interface system. It was to be both tool free and have no removable pin like so many systems on the market do. After many ideas the design was released as Starlock, A 3D interface which was a vast improvement over all systems before it.
Instead of using tiny holes and pins which can break, it uses a star shaped cup with tapered sides and a center lock. The tapered sides mean a secure purchase for the blade throughout its entire life. As blades wear on older systems the attachment point of the pins and holes get bigger and slop gets worse. I have seen several pins break over the years. With the starlock design the blade stays tight in the tapered cup. This allows for full transfer of energy from the tool to the workpiece.
That is all great on paper but how does it really work on the job? I am pleased to say that it takes a useful tool and turbo charges it. I regularly use the Starlock tools for things I never would have dreamed of doing before. I used to use Fein Oscillating Multi-Tool’s only for cutting drywall, door shims and undercutting door trim when installing flooring.
Now I use them for so much more. Cutting subfloor out of entire kitchens and bathrooms. I use them in remodeling in many places I used to use recip saws for. In fact nowadays I use my Fein starlock tools more than reciprocating saws. Who would have dreamed such a thing would be possible?
There are three tiers of Starlock tools offered by Fein. The tools are all offered in both cordless and corded. This allows most any user to balance needs with their budget
Starting with the entry level MultiTalent tools it is plain to see that no matter what level Fein is offering the quality will always be great. The mid level offered is called MultiMaster. The top level is called SuperCut.
MultiTalent
12v MultiTalent shares the decoupled head design of the higher end models for smoother operation
These entry level tools compete very well with competitors offerings and even outperform most on the market. The corded has a solid design with a 250 watt motor. It has plenty of power for anything we need to get done with a Fein Oscillating Multi-Tool.
The cordless multi talent uses a compact 12v battery and an efficient brushed motor to provide similar performance to corded. It outperforms ALL 12v and many 18v cordless tools on the market! It uses 2.5AH batteries for light weight and easy handling. It would be nice to see the option of 5.0 or larger batteries for extended run times.
Interestingly the 12v tool improves on the corded multi talent in the design. If you look closely you will see the oscillating head is decoupled from the motor housing with soft rubber vibration dampeners. This allows the head to move independently from the motor and handle. The end result is smoother extended operation and comfort for you.
MultiMaster
This is a significant step up in performance. The corded Multimaster has a 350 watt motor and the newer decoupled head design. This is the smoothest oscillating multi tool I have ever used. If I am doing extended cutting this is the one I want in my hands. It is noticeably smoother than any competing Fein Oscillating Multi Tool’s I have worked with. The power difference is also noticeable. Cuts are faster and more effortless. The word butter keeps coming to mind when using it. The variable speed dial is easy to use and stays put.
The cordless 18v MultiMaster is just under the performance of the corded model. It is almost as smooth and powerful as the corded. The power and speed seem pretty comparable in normal use. Although for extended use the corded will dominate with unlimited runtime. When you push it hard you will be rewarded with solid performance. I have had fewer stall outs compared to competitors tools especially with 5.0 batteries. The 2.5 are really nice and light. Ideally you would have both.
SuperCut
Finally we come to the STAR of the Starlock line! The SuperCut!! This is not the first SuperCut. There was a previous version and it was the most potent Oscillating Multi Tool at the time. This new version is improved in every way. Power Speed and smoothness. Add to that the Starlock interface and you have a world beater.
My favorite is the cordless version. It’s not quite as powerful and smooth as the corded but the freedom makes up for it. The 18v SuperCut has exceeded all of my expectations for the last 2 years. It truly changed my whole mindset toward Fein Oscillating Multi-Tool.
My favorite place to use the Fein SuperCut is in kitchen and bath remodels. Removing countertops and cabinets is so much easier with one. They are so handy for removing unwanted whatever from the structure. The Fein SuperCut also makes trimming parts of cabinets a breeze. It even does a nicer job of cutting outlet openings than a circular or jigsaw.
I love cutting out subfloor with the Fein SuperCut. It is so much nicer than a toe kick saw it isn’t even funny. The task I used to dread is now fun. It is so incredible the get into the sweet spot of the power-band and cruise through 3/4” subfloor like its butter. I seriously can’t cut it out any faster with my Crain corded toe kick saw or my Milwaukee Super Sawzall.
You may have seen some of my tool fights on Instagram or Facebook showing the power of the Supercut. It is so fast that I have been accused repeatedly of cheating with the cuts. People say I precut the material before making a final pass with the SuperCut. Some have said I sped the videos up. Those who haven’t experienced the power of the SuperCut don’t understand how great it is compared to run of the mill tools from the bigger tool companies.
If you step up to the corded version you will get even more power and less vibration. It is probably a more practical tool for extended cutting. It is smoother than the cordless models but not quite as smooth as the MultiMaster. In addition to a 450 watt motor you get the Starlock Max interface which uses ALL Starlock blades. Some of the heaviest duty blades are only available in Starlock Max. They may be longer and more aggressive than the Starlock and Starlock plus tools can handle.
Regardless of your situation and budget you should be able to find a Starlock tool to fit your needs. They are available bare tool or in kit form with accessories and batteries.
Check out the complete line up here at Acme Tools.
i like the previous blade mount better because it will take any blade and you can turn the blade over for closer offset. If you havent had to do this you have not used the tool much, Ive used mine quite a bit and have found this to be benificial. I bought the starlock version because the older one gave out (just needed a new switch, kind of expensive but worth it), now the starlock sits at home.
I bought knee of these as starlock tools and within 5 months the motor burned out. They wouldn’t cover it under warranty because they said I didn’t keep the tool clean. Threw it in the garbage and went back to Dewalt. No more Fein for me.
This would be such a game changer!
This would be such a game changer!
My makita omt died yesterday. This makes the third time it’s gone back to be fixed. Might be time for an upgrade.
I need to upgrade from the OMT I have to a star lock product. My current OMT has too much vibration and annoying blade changes that need an Alan wrench to tighten the blade. Thanks for the review.
IG: @hauckeric
Great read! One of the most essential tools for renovations!
I used to have a supercut a while back, was so smooth. Still the best out there
Looks sweet! Have had my eye on this little guy for a long time 🙂 Love your IG!
I love how you explained everything on the video. I went from a harbor freight multitool to a dewalt and didn’t see much of a performance change until I went to rigid. I’ve only heard how fein and hilti are unbeatable when it comes down to everything at all. Not only would I use this tools daily. I’d love to see the company go in a little more with tools and options s. But when you this good. I cant complain
@fall_in_floors
Great review!!! Please do a review on the Starlock blades.
Great review!!! Looking forward to your evaluation of their blades.
This looks like a must have, wouldn’t mind winning this multitool
Thanks so much for a great review and great background on the tool. I like to have the best option for each tool as well!
IG: waycoolwood
Would be an awesome addition!
@dana.kinnaird
These guys are so far ahead of some of the competition…
@dana.kinnaird
Would love this, sick of using my Dewalt battery one, vibrates like a motherf*cker
What love this, sick of using my Dewalt battery one, vibrates like a motherf*cker
Would love to see the power of a fein next to my harbor freight multi tool!
@sabitkovaci
The Milwaukee OMT has been vibrating my wrist and eardrums for too long! I am ready for something better. Can’t wait to try out the Fein.
IG: carlson_carpentry
Great write up and videos demonstrating its stregth on Instagram. Sounds like a great tool but a little too rich in price for my tool bag. I wish they were priced a little more reasonably so I could replace my dead OMT with one.
I started with Ridgid and then started buying milwaukee and even then I eventually bought the corded Fein multi-master. And it is absolutely true the stuff you said about it’s performance, nothing is as powerful and smooth as that multi tool!!! I love Fein and they make an amazing product! Hope I win cuz I would love to have another one as I use it almost every day!
Love the Fein multi tools. They are way smoother than all other brands. I have had a corded one for 5 years or so. Would love to go cordless! Insta carp3nter25
I’ve always wanted an omt like your review states there are just too many good uses for one.
Johnsonhyroad91 on Instagram
Instagram brought me here. This tool looks awesome!
I had one of the originals of these for a while and switched to the Makita when it died. Would love to give the new models a shot.
Would really love to have one to replace my porter cable cordless oscillating tool. As a finish carpenter I am constantly cutting back trim, door jams for flooring installs and a million other things. Recently I have been converting some storage units with larger overhead doors. The inside walls are 1/2”plywood and I do the last 6” of cutting (that my circular can’t reach) with my multitool. This would be a game changer for me!
I’ve used several brands of multi tools over the years. We have 12 and 18 volt Milwaukee, Bosch 12 volt and a corded Porter Cable. They all work well but I have read the reviews and I think the Fein is the best. I’d love to try it out.
jeff_t_dadof3 from IG
Seems like the best option on the market and would be great for an upcoming kitchen renovation.
IG: winstonscollection
Could really use this. Been an absolute fan of Fein tools. Love the Supercuts also have a Fein vacumn. Could use a multi tool
I’ve used several brands of oscillating tools over the years and Fein’s multitool took the cake for me. I use the multitool from cabinetry to decking. I use it for cutting, sanding and scraping. One of my most used tools during work. We dubbed it the crazy tool because the amount of things this tool can do is crazy! I would love to finally add the Fein tool to the arsenal!
@dynamicdecks631 on IG
I appreciate the complete review of the best multi – tool, definitely is for pros.
@josian8892
This looks like an amazing tool. Thanks for all the information on how ot was built and designed. I could really use a tool like this because like you I like to have a variety of tools and use the best one for each application.
I’ve got a decent multi tool but have been wanting to upgrade and this Fein tool is at the top of my list. Great review and info!
@spectrummoderndesign
Mine just gave up the ghost the other day. Damn things are amazing and save me time and money every day.
I’ve heard such good things about this brand. Thanks for the info.
The first multi tool I ever got was a fein and I’d love to try the new one!!!! @nick_fee87
@ar_fw
Best of all, multi tools out right now including festool. The gram, @springhoffs
Fein review! This would definitely come in handy for fine cuts where my sawzall and jigsaw couldn’t work. I like for cutting door jambs for flooring installs as well. @pioneercontractingcc
I have a Rockwell corded oscillator that I love but I hate cords. this could be a definite upgrade.
I.G. redtex206
I didn’t realize these tools went back that far. Fein is the OG for this category! An extremely handy too to have. @turnerpaintingtx
Have not used it. But I miss having a multi tool and been looking at buying one for awile now
Very nice tool ! @rtoffhaus
I forgot to put it @fall_in_floors
This hilti is almost a does it all for me. If the other ones tend to take a while to cut little door jams like my harbor freight one I use… but this brand let alone the tool is amazing. I could us this for home or work. Would be great all around @fall_in_floors
I would use this to make me cuts in the extra chemical click in planks that jig saws cant handle. But the right multitool can
I would to to use this tool every day day for every single door jam. As a flooring installer, to cancel out the time it takes to cut a door casing in into an outside corner. It can save you hours of work in one day. And that’s what every flooring guy needs
Fein is a great tool! I have one of the 1st ones. Still runs good, but not near as fast as the new ones are showing to be. @toolpig
Definitely did not expect this kind of power in a multitool. Wouldn’t mind a chance to compare it myself.
@clausen.jeremy on insta
I would love to win this tool to add to my collection in Australia, multitools are the most underrated tool in anyone’s kit! Happy to pay the postage.
IG: Paceypaul9
I would love this for projects at home as well as volunteer work.
@rennyspencer
I was actually looking at these the other day in preparation for an upcoming kitchen reno.
IG: @neightthegrate
Would like to run one of these next to my Dewalt tool and see the difference side by side! @henryscustom
Oh man oh man! I’d love to get my hands on one of these bad boys! Multi use is always a plus and using the supercut tool to cut outlet holes with ease is something I been needing to do some drywall work and some wood trimming. And it really is a bummer that the cordless ones are usually a little weaker but like u said the freedom of movement totally makes up for it.
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After reading your review about these Fien tools I would love to get a MultiMaster or SuperCut 18v cordless model. The freedim of cordless would be fantastic. I have a few reno jobs coming up including my own house where I have to remove a bad tile job on my concrete exterior deck. The previous owner started removing the tile and just stopped because of the rugged finish of the concrete. Plus they installed an interior smooth tile. The Fein tool would make my jobs and projects easier and more efficient.
IG name @tigerwoodwrks
Sign me up for one, cordless version is a beast!!
Instagram name: nelesudar
This would be a great tool to add to the collection, Fein makes the best multi tool hands down in my opinion have used them before just don’t own one, this tool can be used from A-Z you name it it can do it!
Instagram@ built_by_brent
These tools look like they are a beast I want to get one to see how they compare to my Dewalt multi tool I use every day.
IG: @ DOITALL302
These tools look like they are a beast I want to get one to see how they compare to my Dewalt multi tool I use every day.
The oscillating tool is key too a craftsman’s tool box! I think I use mine everyday and could definitely use another!
@lukesandersonconstruction
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Ive used my previous bosses corded version and its amazing how smooth it is. Having the cordless version in my arsenal would be a game changer and help me immensely. So many tasks would be simplified.
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I’ve used my boss’s fein star lock multiple time s and have nothing but good things to say about the tool. I would use this thing to further my career and get more money. I’m a 21 year old carpenter that has been in the trade full time for 4 and a half years now and the work that I do has been made easier by the Fein multi master. To trimming door casings to sanding coffered ceilings or just cutting that pesky 2x that you cant quite reach with the sawzall. I swear by that tool and reccomend it to anyone in the trades.
Instagram: @daniel_lynch_
I am a tile setter as well as do cabinetry work. So many times I need to cut some trim back to do my work. I would love to have the Fein battery powered tools for this. They are the original multi tool! Awesome
Need the starLock Multitool
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Need the starLock Multitool
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I’m super impressed with the star lock hold. It’s such an improvement. I’m glad Bosch is doing it too. I pretend they don’t exist when I need to use my makita which is a solid tool but nothing like the Fein or Bosch for that matter. I stuck to Makita because it was more affordable for me at the time. I’ve sold my Fein but I mis the precision of blade movement every time I use it.
@lvnthmsclln
I’d love to have this Fein thang! I’m an electrician so it will mostly be used for cutting out for old work and junction boxes. They’re not always wanted in the easiest spots so the Multimaster will make my life easier. The Starlock and newer blade varieties will help me tackle concrete and metal obstacles. Whoever gets this win will be getting a hell of a tool!
Thanks!
@kylegreis
Getting ready to start on my basement aka ‘man cave’. This would be very very handy to have.
@Boni422
@johndavid74 @antnmn49. I would use it to undercut trim when doing new flooring
I would use this in remodel projects. I currently have a DEWALT which is no slouch. DEWALT is like a Chevy and the fein is like a Cadillac. I’ve been wanting to upgrade to the cadilac for some time now and the star lock blades I’m told are second to none.
Tonylandin001 on Instagram
I use a fein at work. It’s irreplaceable at the wooden boat shop. I’d love to have one in my personal tool arsenal. @shiftedsands on instagram
Great review this looks like the Premier cordless multi tool I would love to add this to my arsenal I would replace most of my other stuff I am Louis2beards on Instagram my fingers are crossed
I remember seeing infomercials on Fein as a little kid and even then always wanting one because you can cut things and not slice your hand open with an oscillating tool. Now doing service plumbing I use a different brand multi tool and im not satisfied with the blade changing system, screw holds the blade in like a grinder does. It takes up time especially when the screw gets build up on it, can be a pain to change blades. Then the power is also something I’d want improvement on, Fein is the one that does it. Ive borrowed them but never owned one and id love to own one.
One of the best oscillating tools on the market and would love to own one. Fein has been the one tool that tool companies try to copy all the time. I have some tile and hardwood floors to install and I could use this tool. @john_glasseyi
Need this bad boy for demo and rebuilds. Let’s goooo.
Have been waiting for one of the big 3 to make a cordless that competes with Fein, but it hasn’t happened. I need to get one of these for all sorts of remodeling tasks. Cutting outlets in cabinet backs, replacing parts of exterior trim, trimming door jambs for hardwood and tile jobs, the list is only as endless as my imagination.
Very cool tool. I have the Rockwell f80 and have enjoyed it so far.
Instagram: @boone_johnson
I would replace every saw in my teams arsenal if we had this !!! JK!!! This would be an awesome addition in our Bathroom Rejuvenation company tearing into so many confined spaces with homes being built in the early 1900’s
@trioakbuilders @pfmartin0387
I have wanted one for years! And a cordless one would be even better!
@clevername_projects
@nicksgottanick
Adding a multimaster to my tool box would be a huge bonus these days! I’ve recently taken the plunge and have started to venture out on my own working as a woodworker for the first time. I’ve been lucky enough to have worked for a few great companies where I was able to hone my skills and learn from so many talented people. Being on my own means buying tools and balancing when and where to spend my hard earned money. While Fein is undoubtably the best and as much as it would be a great addition to my one man team, I’d love the chance to win one! My last job was refinishing some 100 year old oak doors from the university of Buffalo and this would have been great to help me sand some of the detail areas. If I win I’ll be sure to post some pics of it in action!
Instagram @dannystretch
They cornered the market. Great tools. Someday.
Great review Paul. I remember the days when I told myself that I didn’t need one…”who has to undercut that many doors to justify the expense?”…now I can’t imagine working without one. It seems like a good time to cut the cord and do it with Fein, the big brands just aren’t at the same level yet.
IG @blatchley_building
@makitacharles
This would be great for undercutting jambs when doing flooring work. When doing more than just one room, the number of jambs add up and this tool will make money quick!
Very well written review with so much valuable information.
I’m planning to install laminate flooring at my house and from your review it seems like this would be best tool to undercut door jams. I would also like to try this tool with a different blade to flush pocket hole plugs as I use dowels to plug pocket holes and right now with flush cut saw it takes too long and most of the time I cut myself . IG: falcon_018
Be a great addition to the shop for the hard to reach cuts that a circular tool just won’t do.
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@steveshopworxmachine
I would use it for everything as I have just about wore out my Milwaukee 18v cordless. I use it for so many things it’s hard to nail it down to just one. I used to have a fein corded and now seeing the star lock it’s obviously a whole different machine
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This tool looks rad can’t wait to use one
Hey. I recently got into woodworking with my wife and we built a table as our first project but it didnt come out so well because of a lack of tools. I know this giveaway would help and if you or anybody has any tools they are willing to donate please let me know. I’m in Miami and my Instagram is _daitony_
I’ve been looking hard at OMTs since getting in to the Bosch 18v platform. I think Fein has always had solid products. The possibilities are endless with OMTs. Definitely willing to give Fein a try!
From my experience Fein had the best in this category 20 years before anyone else was making them, it’s not really a surprise that they are still making a great tool.
Instagram: @ bbottesi
I definitely need to switch up to cordless, I feel I would use it for way more than my corded multimaster.
IG wooldridgehomes
I don’t own a multi tool but this is the one I want.
@c85diller
Wow, I mean I’ve seen one of the first models in action by an electrician. But this new mod seems to walk all over that one. Cant wait to get my hands on one for our remodel of a 100 year old home. The nails they used then are pretty tough. And well I have old machinery that occasionally need a bolt removed and i can see this as a go to tool. @53wilsonred
This looks like a much better solution than my rigid tool
I use for furniture restoration. @dunnjew or @winstonscollection
We have a fein multimaster at work that’s atleast 10years old. Still runs like a champ even if it is loud as hell lol. I would use one of these to get me out of every crappy situation that happens 20 times a day when you’re a carpenter. @mikebuildstuff
Great review Paul! I’ve always heard how awesome Fein multitools are but still have never got the opportunity to use one. That supercut looks like a winner to me. Would love to have one. @miillersconstruction
I would love this multi tool. Can’t live without one and would be nice to have one that really preformed. Instead of my makita brick.
@bridgmanbuilders
I’m so blown away as to how fast that thing cuts! A-Mazing!! It one of those type of tools that had always seemed like you had to just be ok with it not getting the job done very quickly but not the case with this one! looks like the best one to date! Well done Fein!!
I’ll use this on our minor reno projects at KH’s.
Instagram: flxkid
Fein is definitely top when it comes to omt’s. I’ve seen lots of videos on here but that thing cut like butter in your latest video. Fein isn’t cheap but I think they’re worth the money. I’m closing on a house tomorrow and this omt will come in handy for a lot of the work that the house needs. @[email protected]
Currently rock ng the Makita 18v multitool. Needless to say it is not in the same class as the the supercut! It would definitely make my work flow more efficient.
Instagram- @mattrstodd
I will use this beautiful piece of equipment to do detail work or getting into tight corners and to help me stop feeling like I’m still vibrating an hour later. I’ve use my old one as an anchor or a doorstop. Thanks toolpig and Fein for the Opportunity
Fein is top. I have a Bosch omt but it’s no starlock. I’ve seen plenty of reviews and videos on here of fein omt’s and I believe they are well worth the money. I’m closing on a house tomorrow and have lots of projects in mind, the majority of those will definitely involve a omt. My Instagram is @SeanAnderson966
Been wanting to upgrade to a starlock for awhile, preferably the fein. I’m a multi tradesman so I would use it for more things than you can imagine. I have the Ridgid one with the detachable heads but it’s not ver good for most things. Instagram name: maximum_overdrive_engaged
Excellent write up. I had a similar appreciation curve when it came to OMTs. Once I finally bought one I couldn’t believe I waited so long. I’ve used a bosch starlock a couple of times and it blows away my cordless Makita or any other OMT I’ve tried. Would love to try the Fein out
My pops has the corded multimaster, and it’s a fantastic tool. I love using it. Since I’ve invested a lot in the Milwaukee cordless tool line I purchased the Milwaukee cordless OMT. What a bummer that thing is to use. It’s pretty obvious that it was kind of an afterthought design because it’s miserable to use and so underpowered. I have a corded Rockwell sonicrafter and it’s not bad but it’s no comparison to the smoothness of the multimaster. The Supercut looks like a whole nother level compared to the old multimaster.
I don’t own any Fein tools but I may have to get some now. Nice review and videos.
Rebellious_Dave
I would use this for trim work and also cutting through grout I’ve always wanted a Fein tool thanks for giving the opportunity to win an amazing tool and also I wouldn’t know about this site so it’s a win win 🙂
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I’ve used Fein supercut tools for years. Started out with the fein supercut cord model which I still have and have bought two corded and now I have two 18v cordless models. We use them for just about everything in the tile world that you could use a supercut for. Especially a lot of grout removal on repair jobs. I could really use a new model thou, one of my corded models finally died and is beyond repair Can you help a guy out with a a new Fein Tool? Glad to send pics of my Fein tool family if you’d like ! ?? @eleganttileandmarbleco
I love this tool! It would make work easy and faster! I work for a remodeling company and would be awesome to have my own! Instagram- @lew_gonzalez
My dad has a corded version he got used and man that thing was amazing! Seeing this corded version. Aside from cutting the cord I could use his for cuts on prefab for granite installs, flooring, facia, crown and baseboard. And stuff I prob wouldn’t of thought I could with others.
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This is a VERY great read MR @toolpig !! SERIOUSLY!! Always AWESOME to learn the history of your FAVORITE tools!! Plus a great review!! Look forward to seeing more from yourself and @fein_us !! Brian Barefield on FB @barefield1211 on IG
This tool looks awesome would love to get my hands and it would help me to start up with new tools here in the us
Saw the video on Instagram. Was very impressed. Nice review. Be convenient to use on LDC project or on job site. @pioneercontractingcc
Love the Multimaster. I used to live in Long Island and my old boss had the battery multi master. Unfortunately i got used to just grabbing it and going but i recently moved down to Naples, Florida and after starting my own thing down here, I have to start my own collection. Every day sometimes multiple times a day, I run down to the trailer and grab someone else multi tool that has been…well…abused to stay the least. Would love to get my hands (and my hands only) on one of my own
I would love this tool to replace my dewalt, I’ve been wanting it but haven’t pulled the trigger yet!
Instagram – @nick_enos
Excellent write up, we use the yellow oscillating tool on our crew. The freedom of cordless is great. But the tool itself is a bit of a brute. Another carpenter working alongside us last job had a corded fein. Man what a difference, just a quality tool and perfect for finite work unlike ours. Would love the opportunity to add one to our arsenal. I feel it could really add to our quality work, and relieve some anxiety when using the yellow one on prefinished materials!!
@jmck8817
Great breakdown of the fein multitool line! The star lock system is genius and the low vibration and sound are what has sold me. Just needs that led 😉
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This review is awesome! It’s hard shopping around for other tool brands that aren’t normally in the big name hardware stores, so Toolpig always comes out with the best reviews in detail to help with these decisions. When doing jobs that need a good multitool I feel the ones I’ve had just get the job done but at times feel it can go a lot smoother with more power and speed and the breakdown in details with these options I feel it would be what I’m missing in a multitool.
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Great read about awesome tools. I have used an older model fein tool and other brands of oscillating tools. I do lots of renovations, and I think they are very much an essential tool now a days. It’s pretty amazing that they are able to make these cordless now.
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That cordless super cut is sweet.
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I also just noticed that they either just started making grinders or first one I ever heard of, but you should review their grinders to… I’m sure they’re great.
Would love to add this tool to the pack out. Just a little too pricey to drop the money on it at the moment but no doubt the best multi tool I’ve ever used, and would use daily if I had one.
This tool would be great for undercutting door casings!!! For love to win this hahaha
I absolutely need this, I’ve always wanted a fein since I was a teenager, seeing all the infomercials about them back then years ago.
I ended getting the red and black one and it did well for a few years but this looks like it has 10x the power and that’s why I need this, my other burnt out while demoing a basement and it just didn’t have the guts needed for plumbing applications other than light duty. This would make my life easier. Fein makes incredible tools and id be more than happy with this.