Why you need this! Dewalt 20v Max Oscillating Multi Tool REVIEW
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- HAVE AN URGENT HOME RENO QUESTION?
Call Brad right now... with video! paltap.me/brad
Brad loves his 20v Max Oscillating Dewalt MultiTool and shows several uses in action, plus his T-STAK mobile toolbox. Check it out on Amazon USA: amzn.to/2MiLymd and Amazon Canada: amzn.to/32helNC
Check out all the tools Brad loves to use:
www.amazon.com/shop/hammerand...
HAVE AN URGENT DIY HOME RENO QUESTION?
Call Brad for how-to advice right now... with video! paltap.me/brad
TSTAK Single Deep Drawer
Amazon USA: amzn.to/35J5OX8
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/2BrOZAE
Home Depot USA: homedepot.sjv.io/Dr0Ra
T-STAK Insert:
Amazon USA: amzn.to/2o4eWDq
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/35K2vhb
Home Depot USA: homedepot.sjv.io/KAKyy
This video and description contain affiliate link(s), which means that if you purchase via one of the product links, we’ll receive a small commission.
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
LOVE LISTENING TO BOOKS? Check out Amazon Audible's free 30-day trial + a free book:
USA: amzn.to/2LboxmQ
Canada: amzn.to/2KFSxaZ
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
Get your tools faster!
Amazon Prime free 30-day trial USA: amzn.to/31FXbZK
Amazon Prime free 30-day trial CANADA: amzn.to/2Mf6FES
HOW DID THIS VIDEO GET SO MANY VIEWS?
If you're a TH-cam creator and want to take your channel to the next level, check out Video Ranking Academy : courses.seancannell.com/a/203...
This review shows several different uses for the Multi Tool, including sanding, cutting metal, wood and drywall. He shows how to plunge cut drywall, how to end cut into MDF and cedar, and trim copper pipe.
#HammerandHome
DCS355B - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Can you call a hepa vac CUTE?
dailyhammerandhome.com/can-you-call-a-hepa-vac-cute/
@Scorched Earth !atoni
Nalm audio
啊啊啊啊
As a woman getting into power tools (this tool will be my fifth DeWalt added to arsenal) I really appreciate you explaining what each attatchment is with a practical visual guide. Many people simply _tell_ the viewer how things work, they don't _show_. So, thank you. Excited to try this tool out!
Psyched to hear you're getting into power tools, you're gonna love all the things you can do with the multi tool. Thanks for watching!
You go girl !!
My cousins wife just asked for her first drill and driver set. I gave her an undercut but from ryobi because it's the battery system she has. She's obsessed with it since they are redoing their house
Awesome video. Was trying to figure out if I “needed” it. My wife hates you but I added a tool to my arsenal ‼️
haha, you won't regret buying it, such a handy tool! thanks for watching
I just bought this the other day, absolutely in love with it. We were using my dads old mastercraft with old worn out blades....night & friggin day
Check out Brad's roofing GoPro footage: th-cam.com/video/duMu2GCkyi4/w-d-xo.html
Check out Brad's must-know tips for running a generator - th-cam.com/video/bdNuehtSp0Y/w-d-xo.html
As a tradesman for over 35 years, every now and then a product comes along that amazes you. The multi-tool is one of those things. An ex colleague of mine turned up at my house to help me replace my consumer unit ( fuse box ) and fit new sockets in my kitchen, he had a cheaper corded Worx one. We used it to cut out the plasterboards for the sockets and, to cut boards to add new sections of board where required.
I truly was blown away by its versatility, cutting copper pipework in awkward spots, cutting floorboards ( drywall ) to gain access to pipes/ cables it’s a very good tool to have at your fingertips. He gave me the tool when we finished the job as he’d just bought a new battery one. Within a few weeks, I was so impressed I went and bought the DeWalt 18v version. This is a ‘game changer’ tool, and other people have bought one on my recommendation. Mine cost £100 bare unit, to me it’s worth £300 all day long, if you work as a tradesman once you use it you’ll wonder how you ever managed without one.
Great demonstration; practical and informative without the usual boring and irrelevant 20 min intro. Thank you.
I use mine a lot in the electrical field. As an apprentice I use another blade attachment by rack-a-tiers for single,double, and data cut-ins in dry wall. Helps me zip through the whole process. I’m glad I got one.
As a Carpenter it makes wood siding insanely easy to replace. Literally 10 min, change 1 piece, $200.
Love your review style. Great to have practical uses demonstrated with pro tips. Wish other channels would do the same instead of just speed runs. I think your channel definitely deserves a place at the top of Tool TH-cam.
Chris Bundy thanks Chris !! That’s really nice of you to say.
I just bought one so this vid. was perfect to get me started. Thank you.
thanks i just bought this type of tool not the same brand but you gave me a great tip on how to cut straight so i can fix my tile floor and get under the cabinet. You got a thumbs up from me. Thanks for the help!
glad to have helped! thanks for watching
You're right... I probably need something like this...
Great video. Thanks for showing me the bits.
indespensable in my opinion. running a lumber liquidator one that cost 20 bucks for 6 years now.
I had to re-caulk all my windows on the exterior of my house. I bought this and put a scraper blade on and took all the caulking right out. My house is brick, so I would hold the blade so it would hammer on the brick lightly and it would remove all the all caulking off the brick. Awesome tool.
thats great, I have never had to do that, another cool use!
One of the greatest tools ever
Just bought one of these tools bundled with a Dewalt drill, had no idea what I'd use it for and this was a great video covering use cases and demo. Thanks!
Glad I could help, enjoy!
Thanks so much! Just got the DeWalt 8-in-1 on sale and had no clue how this tool works! Probably saved me from both frustration AND injury!
happy to have helped, thanks for watching
Buying one of these today to pull up old carpet, and resend the floors. this tool will help with the tac strip and the corner sanding
Sure will!
Needed to cut some small thing, borrowed one from my father, as soon as I was done with the job went to store and bought tool for me and big blade kit. This too does a lot of thing not perfectly bit most of the things it does no other tool can handle.
Thanks!
I like the tip come in in a angle.
I bought it after watching your video. I love it. You’re definitely right about using the slimmer battery. It makes it even easier to maneuver. Thanks!
Great to hear!
I used for irrigation and PVC and works well you just need to have a learning curve on how to handle, circular pipes are the worst but if you are working with square materials it's super easy
Let the tool do the work don't force it in like traditional plunge saws
I wasn't sure i needed a multitool at first but decided to get the Bosch gop 18 V ec thanks to this video. It does a solid job but unfortunately just like that DeWalt it's loud as hell. protect your hearing lad, never take it for granted.
Good review. I do most of this stuff with my dremel tool. I do like the sanding function! But that would be the only reason I would buy it.
I heard these were originally developed to cut off casts and Fein held the patent. Now everyone makes one. I have 3 and they keep getting better too
I love my DW multi tool. It has got me out of several difficult situations doing remodels at home.
The Dewalt has a nice blade connection. My Bosch 12V uses an Allen screw to hold the blade but no holder for the Allen wrench. I use it for a lot of drywall and electrical cutouts. My Dewalt cutoff saw cuts pipe and HVAC metal duct.
Thanks Brad for the great overview of the multi-tool. Appreciate the various demonstrations. Keep up the good work!
You're welcome, glad it was helpful!
Put a carbide metal cutting blade on my recently purchased dewalt multi tool and used it to cut off some of the fins on the underside of an aluminum threshold ( I’m a commercial door installer) so that it could transition from the concrete to the carpet more smoothly and could not believe how much easier and faster it was versus grinding them down. It’s definitely a tool to use for more precise and hard to reach situations. But definitely a LOUD tool.
I concur. Amazing tool, but very loud.
I appreciate the review, but especially the pro-tips for controlling cuts, thanks!
Great to hear!
Thank you for this fine and simple to understand operations of the tool.
It has a 3 speed selector. The trigger meters speed as well.
I lost hearing in my right ear using this exact tool while not wearing hearing protection , now I have to wear a hearing aid and I have tinnitus all my waking hours , be careful and wear ear protection
Funny how the guys I work with never using hearing protection. Had to use this earlier and in 3 sec decided to go get some hearing protection haha.
And thats why i have a worx multi tool more quit and just beter it cqb also fit every blade brand and the word model i have comes with and adapter for makita blades and every other blade
I already have hearing issues, thanks for the warning.
Guys I used to work with never called it a multitool. They called it a noisemaker
This one is new so ......your lying...you may be deaf but not from this tool
Professional carpenter here, this tool is absolutely amazing. I use a corded Fein for yrs. This tool with its fine trigger speed control is amazing . Never went back to the corded tool. I use a 2ah battery because they charge quickly and have excellent run time.
Steven Foust cutting the cord is such a game changer! I did the same. Thanks for watching!
Steven Foust Ryobi makes a better multi tool. Check it out!!
as k
it can’t be better it’s not yellow
I just sold my 20v and replaced it with a 12v extreme. I loved using the oscillator. I use it mostly to plane and level wood pieces, and removing adhesive junk.
Nice! It’s an awesome multi tool! Try it with the Diablo blades. They are amazing.
Nice been wanting a cordless palm sander but might go with this many uses👏
this will never replace what a palm sander can do, but it is great for getting into small corners. thanks for watching
Tip
Use the carbide blade to cut thru plaster walls with little dust and cracking
Thanks for the awesome demo as I just found a tool I never knew I needed but now wandering how I ever went without it. You are the best
thank you!
I have and love this tool. Becarful how hard you work this tool tho. The back od the handle gets hot and eventually the switch on my went out. I then got the non xr version with the black tool change handle and it is pretty good as well. A little less power but also a little less vibration in the hand. The back of the main handle gets hot on that one as well.
Skwish 6952 thanks for the tip!
Very nice of you to share your experience. Thanks. God bless.
Thanks for watching!
I got almost all my tools dewalt very fan of this toys
That DeWalt brand is so powerful
Yes a real solid choice in tools, especially their impact drivers.
7:07 Jesus, am I glad I watched this video. I was about 2 days away from taking my brand new DeWalt Oscillating tool and plunging in to some finished and painted drywall. My tiny box would probably have ended up with some annoying patching and painting. Great demo and thanks for the advice on practicing with garbage.
Glad it was helpful! You could also check out my tutorial on the Dewalt drywall cutout tool, depending on what you're planning to do it might be a good option: th-cam.com/video/YVdvTI01pCo/w-d-xo.html
I use this tool for more things than i originaly bought it for. Worth 3 times its cost.
finally a video with some practical uses and tips, thx!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING! I HAVE VISION DIFFICULTIES, SO MY APOLOGIES FOR THE ALL CAPS. I ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO, YOUR RECOMMENDATION FOR THIS TOOL, AND THE 'HOW TO USE' TUTORIAL. PEOPLE LIKE YOU ARE THE ONES THAT MAKE TH-cam SO GREAT AND HELPFUL! I HOPE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TAKE CARE AND STAY SAFE!
TJ thank you very much for the kind words! Very happy to have helped. Thx for watching 😊
🙏
JUST SO YOU KNOW YOU CAN INCREASE THE FONT SIZE ON YOUR BROWSER BY HOLDING CTRL WHILE YOU SPIN YOUR MOUSE WHEEL FORWARD. SPIN BACKWARDS TO DECREASE FONT SIZE. THAT WAY YOU WONT HAVE TO READ ALL CAPS.
great vid thanks just picked one up finally, did you by using the blade lock to the left while pressing the trigger will lock it on and stays on without holding down the trigger
Bought one today and came here searching for info. You did a very thorough job. Thank you!
You're welcome Ann, thanks for watching! Let us know what you build with your new multi 😀
@@hammerandhome I'm starting with remodeling my master bedroom & bath that had a leak from the tub. I had no idea until it did a good bit of damage. Making progress!
Getting ideas, still thinking about it. It might work.
Can you say “grout” again please ?
Love it.
Thanks for sharing your expertise.. you mentioned you have a blade for removing tile but that it’s not for cutting tile.. is there a blade I can get for this tool to actually cut porcelain tile?
My kind of guy - Did anyone else notice the Sig Legion hat? You go man.
To show how it walks all over the material you held the tool in the air unsupported, when you went on an angle you braced one arm on the material and the other on the first arm. Then when you supported your arm for the plunge cut it went well and you're all "I've been doing this for a while so.." lmao.
Completely agreed, you said exactly what I thought!
One of those tools you use more and more got one free with 200 dollar 2 pac 5 .0 battery kit with bag and charger lowes black Friday deal I have the Bosch corded but this is a nice tool especially with the black Friday deals
Here in the usa, thw atomic is only available as a no speed selector model, the xr on the other hand is only available with the xr model. sometimes they put the speed less xr model into their low end kits at Lowe's. same with the brushless 6 1/2 cirvular saw bare tool has a rafter hook, the ine that cimes in the 4 tool brushless kit doesn't have a rafter hook, same spec saw though. its weird sometimes. but i guess, in the end it comes down to pricing.
Best video review ever!… truly detailed on how to use these tools. Txs a lot😎
thank you very much!
Could you provide a link where you can get a kit with many of these blades/attachments you showcase in your arsenal?
That Was A Good Review & I Didn't Even Know About The T Stack so I'll Be Checking That Out & Your Ch. MORE 👍
Thank you , happy you enjoyed it👍
Been using for a few times this week. Very loud, cutting good, weight ok, to much vibration compared to other makes. Very good tool free blade change.
I prefer the Bosch, or fein
This video is very helpful!! Thank you!!!
Wondering if it would cut through tin? I'm installing that on my ceiling. We used tin snips. But panels are 26" wide. Some need trimmed my place isn't exactly squared up. So getting them pre cut doesn't always work. 😬
You won't get a smooth cut with that thing unless you sandwich the tin in between two thin boards. Angle grinder with a cutoff blade, cutting shears, fine tooth blade on a bandsaw will do a wonderful job.
Great video. Really helpful tips. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Great idea putting it in the tstak drawer unit
Can I ask if that’s Dewalt t stak foam insert or just any foam?
thats a dewalt Tstak foam insert
Great tips, thank you!!!
I was going to buy a jigsaw but decided to check out the multi tool to see what it’s all about. After watching your video I think I’ll buy a multi tool instead because it will be a lot more versatile than a jigsaw.
Thanks heaps for that. Great informative vid.
Good luck to all who own this.
I bought one, tried it and returned it. It's the first DeWalt tool I ever returned.
Reason: I did not cut aggressively enough. My beat up Rigid put it to shame.
Why: Just check the specs. They all recip at about 20K strokes per minute.
The reason the Dewalt sucks is the recip angle (the full angle the saw goes thru each cycle). The DeWalt was 1-1/2 degrees and the Rigid was 3 degrees. Heck, a cheap Ryobi is 3 degrees. The DeWalt cuts only half as much for each cycle.
Don't just oh-and-ah just because it's painted yellow. Check it out.
And this is coming from a DeWalt lover!!
You need to know how to used it. One of the best tools we use every day, never fails. I have been using mine for years waiting to break down so i can get a new one but it just won't die😂🤣
I broke down and bought that new fein. Wasnt cheap but its paid for itself already.
copperworks nice! Those are sweet multi tools. Nice purchase 😊
I like to use the flex volt system on the multi tool it lasts me all day
Albert Wipf i use a 4 AH. I do prefer how light the 2ah is, but it only lasts like 5-10 mins
Check out the new festool multi tool it's probably the best on the market for a whopping $749 for the kit 😆 btw the DeWalt flexvolt mixer is a beast and a must have for someone like you.
Loved the vid. Very informational.
Great to hear, thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing 👍definitely a two handed use 👍
Thanks for watching 😊
I've seen some people say these things are useless, but they've saved me so many times.
I agree, they are great when you need them
Great video... one of my most used tools
No doubt if you're having to hold the copper pipe with one hand and the tool with the other it will move around at max rpm, but using both hands to cut metal that's held in place and feathering the triggeris the way to go.
Thought he was going to cut a finger off
I bought a Rockwell Sonicrafter many years ago and it's a great tool. Upgrading to a cordless model and one that makes changing blades easier is definitely something that's in the cards.
This one fits so good in my hand. Unfortunately, no angular and depth stop like festool / fein. Those suckers are sooo expensive but I have no choice, it's just perfectly designed, not to mention the vac capability of the vecturo i'll buy.
Nice review. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
I have had a few multi tools but the dewalt beats them all. Great tool and so handy.
totally agree, thanks for watching
Hammer and Home thank you for doing what you do😊
Would it be beneficial to own both a 12 and 20v, kind of like owning multiple drills/ impacts..?
I don’t think it would be beneficial to have both. They both do a great job, the 20v gives you longer run times. Handy if you’re going to use the sanding function.
Never have seen this before but it looks like a great tool for hard to cut places!
Bob Kinsley
it definitely is, once you start using them you end up finding all kids of uses for it. thanks for watching
I have been able to make cuts in some places where I couldn’t get ANY other tool!
Including cutting off a corroded plastic nut under a bar sink for the faucet that was almost inaccessible.
Nice video!
😅 I have a problem I'm watching a video about a tool I already own and use on a daily basis 😂
OBS Nation haha, I do the same thing😁 thanks for watching
OBS Nation....Funny I was just thinking this same thing about myself
Very good i like it your review , thanks
Thanks for watching
Very helpful, thanks.
You're welcome!
Should i get the 12v or the 20v. Heard 12v is faster abd precise
Careful those things are not for continuous duty. I've burned out two already, including one high end Milwaukee M18. When it gets hot give it a rest. My go to multi tool is still my Milwaukee M18s. That being said, the cheap corded ones are just as effective minus the fit/finish/feel/balance and won't last as long.
Thanks for the tip I have a Bosch corded as well so I can switch to that and let it cool if needed
You must have had bad luck we've had our DeWalt xr multi tool at my job for years now and it gets used every job we work 6 days a week. Milwaukee multi tool isn't even fuel the Makita one is better if you absolutely won't get DeWalt although it's better then every one I've tried besides the Fein/festool. If you run a flex volt 9ah on the multi tool it gets even more power it's great for any woodwork.
The Dewalt is brushless, don't think the Milwaukees are.
Great video thanks man !
Glad you liked it!
Thanks 4 sharing, good lesson”... 👍
My pleasure! thanks for watching
I received this for Christmas with the suggestion that I use it to cut away a bunch of wood screws my neighbor put through the fence. Will this work?
Screws can be really hard to cut through. Make sure you get the right blade and it should work great. Or use a grinder
Got any tips on cleaning off caked on gypsum dust? I had to use mine recently for some overhead drywall work recently and that stuff went into every little crevice.
i would say a wet cloth. and perhaps an air hose. good luck :)
I'm a newbie and intrested in this tool. Is this good for door jambs to cut it out?
Welcome!
This is a great tool for the bottom of door jams for sure, it allows you to cut flush to something. It’s a tool I wish I had years before it ever existed. It also does a lot more
I need to cut a sliver of composite decking that was installed to close to the siding. I will need to cut vertically down into the decking very close to the wall. The material is tough to cut. Will this work?
There is probably a blade on the market made specifically for that. And yes thing tool will provide the power
I have yet to find the depth gauge attachment at any store or even on the Dewalt website. Don't know why Dewalt is keeping them away from the public. Also, I noticed the pricing of the different blade attachments is a little steep like $17 and up.
What's the advantage of an Oscillating Multi Tool over an Angle Grinder?
I just got a Dremel multitool. I am a little confused about if I can get the adapters that you were talking about for it. The aftermarket blades seem a bit tough to find for it.
I’m not sure about what blades you can use on the dremal multi tool. I haven’t tried it yet. I do know the DEWALT has an adapter for dremal blades to be used on it.
You didn't show everyone you can lock the speed without using the trigger, although when that's done it maxes out the speed. But still pretty cool feature!! Especially when sanding since you don't have to hold the trigger down!
that's true, i did miss that feature
I didn't think I'd want one of these but have already found myself using this for things I'd normally have to grabbing a sawzall or a grinder for. It's compact design definitely is handy.