Dremel Multi-max experience?

[Russell]

I got one for christmas and used it last weekend to cut out and replace rotted panels on a garage door. It was able to handle faily precise cuts in tight areas very well.

It is a lot like the Fein(sp) Multi-tool you see advertized on late night TV only a lot cheaper. $100 vs about $400. It basicaly uses an ossolating cutting tool to cut in areas other cutting tools cannot.

Saved me a bunch by not replacing the door. Check it out.

 

[Benny John]

I picked up the Harbor Freight version for $39. Going to try it out this weekend.

 

[wafrederick1]

I am buying the Fein instead.I will not buy anything made by Bosch or owned by Bosch,I do not trust anything made by Bosch.I hear nothing but problems with Bosch stuff.

 

[Russell]

Originally Posted By: wafrederick1
I am buying the Fein instead.I will not buy anything made by Bosch or owned by Bosch,I do not trust anything made by Bosch.I hear nothing but problems with Bosch stuff.
I did not mention Bosch? Is Dremel owned by Bosch? I do know that bosch maakes a cordless verson similar to Dremel and Fein.

 

[wafrederick1]

Look on the website,says Bosch on the bottom of their website.

 

[Russell]

Originally Posted By: wafrederick1
Look on the website,says Bosch on the bottom of their website.


You are correct. I never looked before. Good to know. Anyway, the Fein accessory prices are way too high for me.

 

[wafrederick1]

I ordered the Fein through Woodcraft for 399.99.There is much cheaper version that Harbor Freight sells for 39.99