Compared to mine, the quick blade release and multi fitting look good.
pouster07
8 Aug 17#3
If you're looking for one it's always good to read the reviews which are very favourable. I also watched some YouTube videos in which this performed very well in comparison to rivals.
It's the first multi tool I've owned but so I cannot personally compare it however I can say it has met each task I've asked if it so far!
can you use this for door latches, locks & hinges? sorry I know you can with chisels but would this make it easier?
Captain.Banana to ljbutchik07
8 Aug 17#10
Yes, with the correct blades. Score them with a Stanley knife blade first and it takes les than half the time thanusing chisels.
ljbutchik07 to Captain.Banana
9 Aug 17#20
Thank you
pouster07 to ljbutchik07
8 Aug 17#15
Yes I don't see why not. If you put those keywords into YouTube then you should see some multi tool demonstrations on those types of jobs
cburns
8 Aug 17#9
And all you need now is a large suitcase... plastic sheets and few heavy rocks Oh.... and a quite spot by a lake :dizzy_face:
sdoherty1000
8 Aug 17#11
£64 now
matdey to sdoherty1000
8 Aug 17#12
Look to the right, and choose the 'Amazon' price
SoupDragon1 to matdey
8 Aug 17#13
Yes £54.09 if you are willing to wait 2 months until new stock arrives
villians1984
8 Aug 17#14
They had the cordless one in Argos the other week for £49.99. Good if u have batteries already like I do. They also have the cordless angle grinder for £37 and also had the cordless compact mini saw for £63 which are both steals
Kebabologist
8 Aug 17#16
I'm thinking of getting a similar machine but confused about what blades are best used around the house. I'm going to doing up my loft do it going to get used for lots of odd jobs. What about the blades and accessories they seem really expensive does anyone know which version of after market blades fit this machine ? Thanks guys.
pouster07 to Kebabologist
9 Aug 17#18
You might be better off with something like a jigsaw if you're going to be cutting loft panels.
According to the company all blades will fit this machine.
SCOUSEKEVIN
8 Aug 17#17
Thanks OP but a bit Pricey Any power tool from Lidl or Aldi comes with a 3 YEAR warranty. I was lucky enough to get one from Aldi for £20 and after 2 years of heavy use its still going strong I get the LIdl blades/accessories which are usually about £6-7 a pack.
pouster07 to SCOUSEKEVIN
9 Aug 17#19
It's actually pretty good value considering the quality of the tool but I appreciate there are always going to be cheaper versions of the same type of tool out there as well as more expensive ones. I did my research before settling in this particular one and chose it over a more expensive Makita which I could have got for around the same price.
grumbler
9 Aug 17#21
Does this one come without a carry case, unlike at Argos? gumtree.com/p/o…522
grumbler
14 Aug 17#22
I can confirm that it does come in a good case. The next day after I placed the order Amazon were "pleased to report that the following item will dispatch sooner than expected". And it was delivered yesterday, on Sunday, three days later.
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Purchased one from eBay last week for £63.99 as that was the cheapest available.
Great bit of kit!
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It's the first multi tool I've owned but so I cannot personally compare it however I can say it has met each task I've asked if it so far!
look at argos price
argos.co.uk/pro…ols
for £69.92
homebase.co.uk/en/…925
diy.com/dep…prd
bit loud, but cuts really well.
Oh.... and a quite spot by a lake :dizzy_face:
According to the company all blades will fit this machine.
gumtree.com/p/o…522
The next day after I placed the order Amazon were "pleased to report that the following item will dispatch sooner than expected". And it was delivered yesterday, on Sunday, three days later.