Reduced price as a newer model has arrived.
This is instore only. (Reserve online for store pickup)
It has one saw blade, a scraper and sander attachment plus half a dozen assorted sanding sheets. (Thanks to Hiffer)
Ideal for cutting, sawing, sanding and grinding, grout removal and more on countless materials such as wood, metal, plastic and tiles.
And comes with 3 years guarantee.
18 comments
ayaz51
2 Jan 161#1
brilliant and essential but very noisy bit of diy kit. bargain price
matth5182
2 Jan 162#2
great for doing wood floor with a professional finish - trim the skirts with this and slide under rather than have an ugly trim to hide the gap.
trackdayking to matth5182
3 Jan 16#13
So you can cut a straight line on skirting boards and slide the flooring underneath?
Groovii D
2 Jan 16#3
I've got a fein multimaster and love it. Brilliant tools these.
Inquisitor
2 Jan 161#4
Very noisy but very versatile. Bought it at £40.
mann242
2 Jan 16#5
Does it come with the saw blades and the sander attachments or is that extra ?
kiddy to mann242
2 Jan 16#6
It doesn't show any sander attachments but as it shows a blade in the picture i'm sure one would be included.
I personally have the Bosch version and it's a very handy tool.
hiffer to mann242
3 Jan 16#16
It has one saw blade, a scraper and sander attachment plus half a dozen assorted sanding sheets.
CrazyBob
2 Jan 163#7
I have an Aldi one, been using it with a carbide blade to cut walls for sockets among other things. Very handy bit of kit.
Besford to CrazyBob
2 Jan 161#8
Me too - how did the world work before these things were invented?
sshooie to CrazyBob
2 Jan 16#9
Ditto, I have the 230v one but haven't used it since I bought the battery one, great little tool.
tom23
2 Jan 16#10
i have the one from argos picked it up for 22.49 does the job ive been using it last week to lay some flooring
CrazyBob
3 Jan 16#11
I bought an Argos Challenge Xtreme 10.8v Li-Ion one first for about £23 when it was on offer.
Spotted the Aldi Workzone 240v one when the local was selling them off at £15 and couldn't resist.
It can be handy to have two in case the battery runs out or to cut down on blade changing.
Also worth having a look at Saxton Blades (eBay/Amazon or their own site).
maxie014
3 Jan 16#12
Brilliant diy tools used to be about a £100, blades are expensive though,lidl and aldi sometimes sell packs of blades which fit.
djdunkyd
3 Jan 16#14
Reserved one and will have a look :smiley:
bp2411
3 Jan 16#15
I think this may be the most useful tool I've ever bought (I bought different brand), cutting door frames for laminate, cutting plasterboard for back boxes, chasing plasterboard to hide wires, removing grout, it's an excellent invention! Plus I bought 2 worx drills recently on the cheap and I have to say I was very impressed with them as a brand.
hummer1987
3 Jan 16#17
I buy the blades of eBay they are mega cheap on there. handy bit of kit to have
mann242
4 Jan 16#18
Thanks for all the useful info - I bought one yesterday and so far very impressed
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Opening post
This is instore only. (Reserve online for store pickup)
It has one saw blade, a scraper and sander attachment plus half a dozen assorted sanding sheets. (Thanks to Hiffer)
Ideal for cutting, sawing, sanding and grinding, grout removal and more on countless materials such as wood, metal, plastic and tiles.
And comes with 3 years guarantee.
18 comments
I personally have the Bosch version and it's a very handy tool.
I bought an Argos Challenge Xtreme 10.8v Li-Ion one first for about £23 when it was on offer.
Spotted the Aldi Workzone 240v one when the local was selling them off at £15 and couldn't resist.
It can be handy to have two in case the battery runs out or to cut down on blade changing.
Also worth having a look at Saxton Blades (eBay/Amazon or their own site).