I’ve since upgraded to Dewalt, tool free blade change, really robust machine, comes with some handy gadgets and the great T Stak case for storage. I’ve had the green Bosch PMF mentioned above and was a great tool that I used a fair bit over several years but eventually died - but, was more than happy with its performance, currently £60 at B&Q and a good buy If you have other compatible tools in same brand, then likely you will have spare batteries that you can share amongst tools and keep charged up - more handy for trade work Some kits come with two batteries but your paying for that, you may never need the 'luxury' of two batteries though ! Sure have some cheap disposables but try say a coarse Japanese blade in softwood youll never look back Jb. These make a multitool work as they should do. Fein Multimaster MM 500 - Top Plus 350W Electric Oscillating Multi-Tool 110V (946RH) compare. It’s not generally the kind of tool that you use constantly or all day long so battery drain shouldn’t be an issue. Sometimes you can get them cheaper ( Bosch or Fein) snap em up. Effective entry-level multi-tool with basic accessories for sawing in wood, metal, plasterboard and plastics. When buying Multi-Tool 638RH + Battery 769FC or Multi-Tool 929RH + Battery 141FC. Fein Multimaster MM 300 PLUS START 250W Electric Oscillating Multi-Tool 230V (394RG) Fein Multimaster MM 300 PLUS START 250W Electric Oscillating Multi-Tool 230V. Thread by: Mick Moran, Sep 29, 2020, 0 replies, in forum: Getting Started FAQ. Is there an adaptor the will allow a STARLOCK multi tool to do the reverse.

The above will allow a standard multi tool to use Starlock blades. Ultimately for convenience, you can’t beat battery tools and for us diy’ers, having one battery will be fine. Products reviewed by the trade and home improvers. Thread Multi tool STARLOCK adaptor 45644.

that’s the tough decision and really depends on the frequency and type of work you will be doing with the multi tool

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