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- DEWALT DCS355N Oscillating Multi Tool amzn.to/3uN11A9 uses - Some of the many uses of a powered cordless Oscillating Multi Tool. These Multi Tools are the most versatile tools that money can buy. The Dewalt cordless oscillating multi tool cuts, sands, scrapes, trims and much more. There are literally hundreds of every day tasks where an oscillating Multi Tool can be useful. I show in this video a handful of uses that I use mine for........but there ARE hundreds of situations where these can be used !
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Introduction to tool and blades
0:53 Plasterboard / Drywall
2:54 Plywood
3:35 Removing trim brad nails
4:46 Plunge cutting trim
5:17 Cutting copper pipe and toilet bolts
6:29 Plastic pipe cutting
6:58 Cutting nails
7:42 Cutting Acrylic
8:27 Uses with Tiles and Grout removal
9:33 Cutting door jams
10:05 Tongue and groove floor boards
11:41 Showing changing blades
13:15 Sanding and final thoughts
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A tip for cutting access holes in drywall (regardless of using whatever kind of knife/saw/blade) - make your cuts at a slight angle pointing inwards. This way, when you put the cut piece back in the hole, it sits nicely, and won't fall back through and down inside the wall cavity.
Thanks LS, That is a good tip. I usually just cut the top and the sides and sort of use the uncut bottom as a hinge - that way, it can be pulled back and just hangs from the wall and can easily be pushed back in place without removing it.
I like your tip though, I will start to use that when doing this from now on 👍😃
Man's a visionary
the ol pumpkin trick
You sir are smart as fuck. I thank you for that 🙏
Damnnn that’s such a clever idea, i’m doing that next time
If you’ve never used an air filter these are great. th-cam.com/users/postUgkx_dppjvjF8BYEmPSDTcgCUdRsgWYLXNHN I ended up with three after starting out with one. The noise level depends on the 1-3 settings with how hard you want the machine to work. You can also upgrade the filters and get one better for pet hair and smells which is a must have in my home. I noticed the air seemed lighter and easier to breathe when running the machine for the first time. Works great every time. Highly recommended!
Great to hear !
Very considerate of you to mute the loud sound of the machine when you’re using it for the video.. saved our eardrums!! Great video!
Thanks for the comment, much appreciated
After seeing this, I didn't realize I was suffering with other tools when this provides a crazy-fast solution to so many problems. Thank you for the video!
It is a very handy tool - thanks for the comment 👍
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The pain is real eh 😊
I just wanted to say how much you helped me with this video. Thank you so much! It was absolutely perfect and exactly what I needed to know. I’m a older woman recently widowed and I moved into a house that needs a great deal of work, most of which I am attempting to do myself. My husband and I used to always fix up our homes together and while he was no Norm Abrams, he was well versed in using power tools. Sadly I am not and my lack of power tool knowledge has made my progress quite slow, so I decided to research the best tools to use and the multi tool was at the top of the list but to me looked like something so foreign and scary I couldn’t imagine what it could possibly do. But your video made it so very clear and concise I feel really quite confident about getting one now. Thank you for the extra steps you take in your videos for the complete novices like me who have no idea what so ever what there doing, I really appreciate it so very, very much. 😁
That is great to hear Cheryl, thank you for the comment, it's great when my videos actually help people 👍
Carpenter of 35yrs, this tool is a must for any tool kit, its the kind of tool you think you don't need until you see someone else using it, so many applications, saved me a lot of hassle many times.
Exactly, same here, it comes in SO handy for little jobs you don't even think about. Thanks for the comment 👍
Cool. Used my Dewalt 20v max tonight to replace an old drain tail pipe (thick chromed steel) on bathroom sink. It was the kind that screwed together from top and bottom and also has a nut on bottom to pull assembly down tight. It was all corroded and crusty. Popped in the fine tooth blade and cut it off just below the nut, unscrewed nut, and pulled out old assembly. The PVC replacement was about 3/4" too long, so I just used the tool again to cut about an inch off the end. I'm in love.
Great to hear - it shows just how useful the tool is, even for the most unexpected of jobs ! Thanks for the comment 👍😎
My father just bought me a whole Dewalt set of tools and it included this gem. Learning how to use them all. I could listen to just your voice , it has a great presenting tone.
Thanks Audrey, I am glad you found the video helpful and good luck learning to use all your tools 👍😎
I just got a bunch of tools that I have no idea how to use lol. We are on the same boat.
One of the more unusual uses I did was to spachcock a mutant sized turkey (~40lbs) at Thanksgiving. Made quick work of it, but the downside was disinfecting the tool and blade afterwards.
I bet this tool was good for that but sounds messy 😂 I used mine on Halloween for carving my daughters pumpkins, worked great ! Thanks for the comment. 👍
As a mechanic by trade I'm buying into carpentry kit for a house renovation. Great video I definitely want one because this Multi tool belongs in mechanics kit aswell! So many bolts and hidden parts I have needed to cut! With an angle grinder it's dangerous and difficult! This is perfect for many bolt cutting jobs. e.g. stubborn drop link bolts that just spin freely with nothing on the rear to counter that. Just slip this in and cut free! Brilliant tool.
I am sure you will find loads of uses for this Henry, thanks for the comment 👍😃
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The blades don't hold up well against grade 8 hardware. Tried Milwaukee carbide lasted about 20 seconds didn't make it through the bolt. Cheap harbor freight carbide blades did as well. Took a total of 7 blades to cut the heads off of two bolts. It has worked great for making new interior panels for the shuttle bus, had a few odd shapes to notch out.
@@craigwiess1656 I found the exact same thing! literally can't go through a standard nail and if you do then the blade is completely knackered! Some random attachments could come in handy like the sander but mostly useless for mechanics I know now after using one a lot I take back my statement. Also I keep the diamond masonry bit in my angle grinder for metal now. It's way better than the sand paper grit type! I had one break on me the last time and it skimmed my face and the other bit my hand! I felt it but came out unscathed luckily! Ive never needed the recip saw for mechanics yet but its nice to know it's there😉 multi tool kind of over rated to me at this point. Maybe it will show its worth in 2nd fix and finish work more but ime still in the rebuild process! House renovation taking ages!
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I prefer to use the wrong blade for each job to make the job more challenging.
Same here mate
Im a car guy, but this tool rocks. Just buy yesterday DEWALT DCS355NT and install new door my home with it. I love this tool now.
Yes, great tool to have, you will find lots of uses for it ! Thanks for the comment 👍
I refurbish older lawn mowers and this will come in handy for cutting off old bolts, screws, and rusty parts that need to be replaced without damaging other parts of the mower. Thanks for the video and for lowering the volume while the tool was running.
Thanks for the comment Keith and hopefully the tool will help within your business. All the best 👍
My new multi tool has made my life much easier. Making half lap joints on pressure treated wood, after making parallel half-depth cuts into the timber with a circular saw, the multi tool made quick work of hogging out the waste material and leaving me with a nice flat surface.
That's a great idea! Thanks for the comment !
I recently used mine to widen the gap between two oak floors so I could house a threshold bar. So much easier than a circular saw and chisel for the bits the saw can't reach. Of course if I had bought the threshold bar when I bought the flooring I would have needed neither!
Yes Ian, it is a great tool with SO many applications. Very good for the type of job that you have explained, so handy ! Thanks for the comment 👍😀
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When this tool
Turned up honestly my excitement like cutting skirting board that’s in place or notching walls and floors ,,, but releasing nails or screws never crossed my mind
Genius and the fence panel
Removal great call ,, I think everybody should share there tips 😊
Thanks for the comment Robert 👍
I have one of these handy tools I bought a few years back when I was tiling my floors and I’ve used it a few times for cutting copper and PVC pipes and other things. I wasn’t sure if it would work on an aluminum fence post and came across your video. I’m going to try it on the fence post. Your video is very informative and it gave me more ideas of where I could use it. Thank you!
Thank you for the great comment and I am glad you found the video useful !
Ive had a multi tool for a year to scrape off artex but I got scared of the dust. so it been in it’s box but thanks, now I know what I can do with it.
Thanks for the comment David
Thanks for the video, as a plumber I use this tool quite a bit, I make sure I have it with me all the time👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the comment ! 👍
Great to view a tool review that isn’t shouting at me like a used car salesman. Some great ideas for my Dewalt Multitool. Thank you sir!
Glad to help 👍😍
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No need to apologize. You did a great job!
Thanks !
What a good video, Ive been self employed 32 years .I too cover multi trades ,Ive just bought my first DW multi after my son recommended it to me and I cant believe how useful it is. Its in the same league as a workmate or a strimmer. BRILLIANT.
Thanks Terry, yes it is an invaluable tool, I would not be without mine ! Thanks for the comment 👍
Thank you sir! Relaxing and informative review. Just bought the dewalt version that came in a 6 pack tools set and had no idea what to use it for, but now I do!
Thanks for the comment Nick, much appreciated. 👍
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Just got mine online , collecting tomorrow. £99.98 , can't wait to start cutting things up . Great video pal
Great David, you will certainly find loads of uses for it ! Thanks for the comment 👍💪
I am amazed with so much usage of the multi tool. Thank you for sharing.👍👍👍
Thanks for watching!
Wow, I never knew I needed one of these until now. Thanks!
Yes, they are a must have tool with SO many uses - thanks for the comment ! 👍😃
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Thanks for taking the time and please disregard any negative comments... I just purchased the 20v XR (tool only) since I had the drill + two batteries already. Came with one wood and one metal blade and this video gave me a lot of ideas and a few other blades to purchase. Gotta love you funny talkers!
Thanks Ray, yes we talk a bit funny here in Scotland 😂👍
@@Bacrenfencing Never mind him...Dem yanks are the funny talkers eh? And yes Ray you're right about the negative shytsters.
@@dongraham8236 Lol Don, good to have you here mate !
Just bought the set thank you for explaining to somebody who is new to the tool. Really help me out
No problem, I am glad the video helped you out - thanks for the comment 👍😍
Wow. I got a Ryobi power tool set and this and the flashlight are the ones I’ve never touched. I’m about to go Multi Tool Crazy now!! Thanks Bro!
Very cool! 😎
I especially loved the sound effects after patching the wall!!🤣
Glad you liked it! 😁
Hey Brother thanks for taking your time to show all viewers how to use the oscillating tool.Your demonstrations are very informative and I like them. I wonder though if I could please ask that you please speak more loudly. It's obvious that you are a gentle gentleman so quiet speec is your thing. But there are some who are somewhat hard of hearing, live next to noisy areas and have a wee difficulty understanding a really sweet strong Scottish burr. But you have done a great job of sharing your valuable information. Thank you Brother. I think I'll raise a wee glass of Glenffidich to you.😄😉👍
Thanks for the kind words Rockey. I think the volume levels were all screwed up in that particular video, so I will do my best to even these out on future videos. Ahh Glenfiddich, one of my favourite drams !! 👍😎
Got one of these. An amazing power tool that I could now not live without. It does the lot.
Agreed Neil, it is a great tool !
And I've used mine to get gripfill / adhesive. of a Skirting board. Was trying for ages with a scraper. Though I'll try with the multi tool with the scraper attachment. BOOM 💥. THE GRIPFILL NEVER STOOD A CHANCE!!
just another use for this brilliant tool. Listen to the man. You won't be disappointed 😀
Great comment, I have not used it for that specific job, but I can imagine it would get the old gripfill off in seconds ! Cheers 👍😀
Whoa. This will do anything a jigsaw could, right? This blew my mind. AlrIf I need to buy 1 saw, is this it? Craft stuff, too?
Yes, good for all sorts of work, would be great for crafts !
@@Bacrenfencing thank you, dude! Walmart has a corded one for $23, about the price of a jigsaw I had my eyes on. I would prefer cordless but budget is budget and I’d rather be able to do the work vs not doing the work!
Buying one just for nipping off shims.... will find many other uses as well!
Yes, great tool for that and so many other uses, you will love it 👍😃
@@Bacrenfencing The longer you have it, the more uses you'll find for it. Makes you wonder how we got by before it.
@@december2364 Yes, I certainly find some weird and wonderful uses for mine. Things that you would not think of, it is a great tool !
I work under suspended flooring a lot so usually cut a hatch in the floorboards on the joists. Used to use a circular saw but that’s too messy and easy to damage the boards. I use an Erbauer multi tool it’s really accurate if you take care and time when cutting. Great video, motivated me to sort the grout in the bathroom 😄👍
Thanks Lee, Yes, they are great for cutting sections of floor board / Chipboard but I tend to use my mini circular saw for that now, unless access is restricted. Good luck with the grout removal..........can be very tedious 😂👍
yea but the B5 S4 though Lee lol
I just got the dewalt combo during black friday which includes this tool. I had planned to get it because someone said i should, but they did not tell me why lol. From watching your video I can see how useful it can be. Thank you :)
Great, thanks for the comment !
Thank you for a very interesting & informative video...i didn't realize just how versatile these multi-tools are. You've been very helpful.
Thanks Neil, I just skimmed the surface of what this tool can do.........there are literally hundreds of uses - great tool ! 👍😃
Greetings from Ireland! What an excellent video 👍 - Thanks a million for going to the bother of sharing your knowledge. Tom
Glad it was helpful Tom, give my love to the Emerald Isle !
Great video - I’ve never put a lick of paint on a house I’ve owned before but am mid-gutting of a semi 1922 house with help of a building friend. I just need one now, to cut old copper pipes and lots of other things you showed. Thankyou for sharing 👍
No problem Paul, thanks for the comment
I have this tool ( came with the set), I knew some use of it, but not all.
Thank you for allocating your time and show us/me all possible usages. I learned something new!
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Thank you
Glad it was helpful for you and thanks for the comment 👍😀
Exactly the same here, came with the set and this content is very useful indeed.
@@Bacrenfencing I used the tool to replace my doors. It become very useful to open nice& smooth slots for the door hinges. Impressive . Saved lots of time and hassle. 👍👍
I just got a cordless version. Have had a wired version but rarely gets used because I need a cord. This should save me a lot of trouble. $99 for kit at HD right now with charger, battery, and two blades.
I wish I lived in the US, these are double the price here in the UK ! Thanks for the comment !
Got the same one! Man, I wish I'd had it when I was cutting a new hole in my cabinet to vent an over-oven microwave. Would have saved me from taking the cabinet down to cut the hole. Looking forward to new projects now
Extremely useful video. Thanks.
That little tune at 2:13 was even more extraordinary 😂
Thanks Natalie, yes, that's the tune I play whenever I do any filling - cheers me up 😂😝👍
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Having just purchased my first multitool, yes a Dewalt, I found your video so useful for familiarising myself with all the different jobs this tool can do. Thanks for giving of your time to show this!! Subbed!
Glad it was helpful and thanks for the sub - much appreciated !
Thanks a lot. Never knew how much I needed this tool until watching your vid.
Glad I could help, and I hope you go on to find lots of uses for it ! Thanks for the comment 👍
@@Bacrenfencing for sure. I’ve used it so many times since watching you video
I just got this same tool at Lowes. Watching your video helped to better understand the tool. Thank you!!
No problem Danny, hopefully you find a lot of uses for the tool 👍😀
This is a really helpful video that has explained what I wanted to know about multi tools. Thanks for posting !
Glad it was helpful Paul and thanks for the comment !
Great demo! Dewalt should be paying you for this video! I'm going to go buy one now since I already have some batttery powered Dewalt tools. Thanks!
Thank you!
Good point, me too
thanks for this, lots of uses and examples and a clear commentary.
Glad it was helpful! 👍
I have used it to sharpen dull utility blades by holding the blade securely by pliers then making 2 angled passes from top towards the bottom per side using 240 grit paper ( I try to match original blade angles)
Good Tip, thanks for the comment 👍
Excellent upload. I have just bought a DeWalt drill and driver set and have just heard about multi tools from my brother. One of these is my next purchase! Thanks for showing this and I can see it will be so useful for renovating my house.
Thanks Michael, I made another version of this showing more uses, you can see it here th-cam.com/video/7ePCaiS7Mfo/w-d-xo.html
@@Bacrenfencing thanks, I will watch this in the morning 👍
thanks I learn alot from this great video.
Glad it was helpful!
I just bought my first multi tool, the same Dewalt. Your video was very helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful Jim, you will use the tool all the time - of that I'm sure ! Thanks 👍😀
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I just bought a dewalt kit has a bunch of different tools including this. Was going to give it away bc I didn’t know what I would use it for. So glad I looked at this first: could be the best tool I got
Thanks Ben, yes, once you use it with all the different blades, it really is one of the best tools that you can have ! 👍😀
Great informational video, thank you 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Masterfully helpful! Thanks so much. Cheers from the States! 💛🙏🏼
Glad it was helpful Glen, cheers from Scotland UK 👍😀
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Thanks for taking the time to make this video - helpful in trying to work out if i need a multi-tool for my next job, and now I have watched this I think I do!
I think everyone needs this tool, they are SO versatile - thanks for the comment, much appreciated ! 😃
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Really good video. Just bought a multitool. Great ideas for its use.
Thanks Alan, You will not regret buying the multi tool, literally hundreds of uses, my video was just a quick introduction as to some of the many uses. Thanks for the comment ! 👍
Same here. I want one even more now!
Many thanks from an involuntary diy-er for taking a 'lo-fi' approach to explanation..
Glad it was helpful!
Way back when I was younger I was on site and this guy had a surgical oscillation tool cutting skirting board they used to use it on people with plaster casts anyway when they eventually produced them for the tradesman I bought one I think fein was the first one and I think it was about £200 ish I still use it today I’m now 68 but yes great tool
Great story and great comment, yes they are brilliant tools - thanks for the comment !
Thanks. Moved to a city apartment and had to give up living in a house with a proper workshop. Now I'm looking for small tools. I think this might just be the winner.
It is definitely a great tool with SO many uses - thanks for the comment 👍
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Great video. It's made me realise how much I've been missing one of these.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment 👍😎
Thanks this was very helpful. Bought one before really knowing what I could use it for or how , so this was perfect cheers !
Glad it was helpful to you 👍😃
I'm going to try and sharpen knives with the tool. My kitchen and EDC knives.
Perfect!
Glad i bought one with multiple blades. I have a kitchen remodeling project coming up and I am actually excited to use it.
Good choice! 👍
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Thanks 🙏 heaps. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Great for removing adhesive which is left on the wall after removing ceramic tiles.
Yes Mike, that is another good use for this tool with a scraper blade attached, thanks for the comment 👍
Cheers pal , i'll be getting one of these 👍
You will find many uses for it buddy ! Thanks for the comment 👍
Really good show, very informative. Thank you, Cheers!
Thanks for the comment !
Very useful, thank you as I have found finding good attachments difficult to find.
Glad it was helpful and thanks for the comment Matthew 👍
BIG TIP !! Use your metal blade to cut out the other blades to use on the thumb latch DEWALT DCS355N Oscillating Multi-Tool. I'm surprised you didn't figure that out yet...
Haha.........That honestly never occurred to me ! I have been buying the pre cut dewalt style blades all this time - DOH ! Thanks for the great tip - I feel like giving myself a great big slap !
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This is REAL. This is PRACTICAL.
Thank you for the comment, much appreciated 👍😃
Great video. Just got one for Christmas. Got some good ideas for use. Thanks
Glad I could help 👍😀
Thank you for these great ideas you gave to us!!
You are so welcome! 👍
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I see I need to get more acquainted with his tool. Thanks for the idea!!!
No problem, thanks for the comment 👍
Brilliant mate. Bloody simple and well described. Thanks.
Glad it helped Scott, thanks for the comment 👍
Great video as always!
Thanks Ryan 👍😃
Cheers for this mate, I am brand new to this tool; this video was so valuable 👍
Glad it was helpful Bryan, thanks for the comment
Really really useful video. Currently trying to replace a cistern with rusty wing nuts so will buy this to cut them off.
Glad it helped 👍
Wish me luck!
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Thank you for a well put together and informative video. I learned a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
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I will be cutting out lots of copper pipe from hot water heat system. My old carpenter used a reciprocating saw and took forever on one pipe. I have a multi purpose tool from Harbor Freight, has cord and not a Dewalt, but with your tips I think I can zip right through the copper pipes. Thanks
To be honest, the multi tool is not the best for that job as it will take too long. Best with a proper pipe cutter or reciprocating saw with a metal blade in it in my opinion. Thanks for the comment.
Hi, thank you for the video. Question: For all the non-DeWalt blades you showed, did any of them need an adapter to work with the tool's quick release? Thanks for any feedback.
Hi Ken, thanks for the comment. In answer to your question, no the blades do not need any kind of adaptor, they just fit right on. You can get loads of blades on Ebay or Amazon. I hope this helps. 👍
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Thank you so much! I wanted to know if this tool can cut metal angle strips? 90 degree “L” angle strips?
I am so glad I bumped into your video. God bless you!
Thanks for the comment 😎
ill be damn i anit gotta use a jig saw for gutting stuff anymore that is so tiny . i had no idea this was a thing i been cutting electrical boxs with a jig saw for years this is amazing!
Thanks for the comment !
Why would you use a jigsaw for a plastic box 😂 or a multi tool for that matter
Excellent, practical and *lean* video. Thank you. I'm deciding whether to buy a multi-tool, so here's a question for you ... is the multi-tool good at clearing a margin of plaster off breeze blocks to set-in mesh lath prior to patching over big cracks (10mm wide or so)?
I love your accent and your voice. It's very relaxing.
Oh thank you! ☺
Hello,
I am replacing redwood boards on my deck. If I need to cut on the end piece that measures 11/2inches (3.81cm) thickness, can the tool cut this thickness of wood or should I use a circular saw of jigsaw?
Yes, you could use this tool for that, but it would be quicker and more efficient to use a circular saw if you have one. Thanks for the comment
Thank you. I do have a Miter saw as well
Thanks for the video!
You're very welcome, thanks for the comment ! 👍
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Top notch video, thanks mate!
Glad you liked it! 👍
Hi good video. I’m looking to buy a multi tool and already have Dewalt drill and torch with their charger and 2 batteries XR 2mah.
Thinking of the DCS355N tool ONLY, and using my 2 batteries between the others. Do you know if a 2 is strong enough for the multi tool and what kind of runtime can it get. ( DIY use) thanks for any help. Realise the bigger battery would be better but trying to keep cost down also the 2 x 2amp batts are new ‘sh condition.
Hi Victor, I tend to use the tool with 5ah batteries because I mainly use 5ah with most of my tools. The multi tool does work with 2ah and if it is just for DIY use then it will be fine especially if you have a second battery that you can swap out whilst charging another. I can't comment on actual runtime as never used the 2ah battery with it, but I am sure it will give decent enough performance. Hope this helps a little and thanks for the comment 👍
Bacren Property Thanks for help and speedy reply👍🏼
@@victorlazzlo7626 No problem !
The 2 runs about 6 hours. Got both.
@@scraplifetrashtocash4551 Thanks for confirming that, much appreciated buddy !
It seems this tool much useful than the angular grinder or circular saw for home users!
I think so too!
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Excellent video , very helpful. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Sparky here....this is the best tool you can have. Its so versatile. Great video mate 👍
Thanks James, yes, I would be lost without mine, it really is a MUST HAVE tool - thanks for the comment buddy !
@@Bacrenfencing no worries mate all the best! 👍
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Just researching to buy a multitool great video
Thanks Iain, it is just one of those tools that every household should have access to - there are so many uses, it is a no brainer to own one IMO. I hope you get one, you will not regret it. 👍😎
Mate this is a wicked vid. I just bought a multi tool and was wondering how many different applications I could use it for.
Glad you liked it 👍😀
@@Bacrenfencing yeh pal I definitely did. It's just an honest vid about how to use the tool
i m sure.. to get this tool in my inventory asap.!
You will not regret it - it is a fantastic tool !
Use an old blunt saw blade, grind the teeth away and make a scraper, that can be useful. You can buy scraper blades but an old saw and a grinder did hear as well.
Also you can buy knife blades that attach, they cut anything. I couldn't believe how will they slice carpet and lino flooring.
Hi Adrian, I actually had a scraper attachment for my ryobi but did not like it (tried it on silicone), but I may have to try one for the Dewalt. Yes, I like the look of the knife blades, I may have to buy one of those to try it out ! Thanks for the comment 👍😃
If you want to cut through a floorboard at the joist but there may be central heating pipes in a notch in the joist directly under the board is there a way to stop you cutting any deeper than the board thickness so you don't end up cutting into the pipes? I saw where my builder cut one and there were two pipes in the joist directly under the cut so I'm worried about attempting it myself Thanks for the video
Hi Kelley, The blades all have measurement scales on them, so you can establish the thickness of your floor and then cut with the blade down to the floor thickness by using the blade scale (if that makes sense ?) In other words, if your flooring is 22mm as an example, you can cut down to 22mm which is marked on the blade - that way, you know that you will not be going below the surface of the joist.
I hope this helps.
Thank you!
Hey mate just viewed your video. I do same kind of work. Really enjoyed it great to see you putting out useful, helpful, tips for people. Just order the one up from your tool. Have the older corded version. Having corded is a real pain. Looking forward to viewing more of your videos. 💪😉
Thanks Buddy, Yes, these are great tools and thanks for the comment, I will have to put up some more similar videos in the future. Thanks again 👍😀
@B13 • It's been a year now with your upgraded battery model.
● Are you pleased you changed from the corded model you previously used?
● Have the batteries continued to work/recharge reliably?
I'm an older DIY guy, and went back to corded tools because of my poor experiences with batteries. Maybe "modern batteries" are better than those of ten years ago, but I'm still a bit wary. Do you recommend switching to battery powered tools?