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I just bought this thing in a tool only version on amazon for the same price, returning and getting from Home Depot for the bag and battery. This is a nice tool for "plunge cuts" ie: cutting straight into something like drywall, wood. Can also cut metal pipes or PVC pipes for plumbing, and has a sander attachment. So kind of neat. XR Brushless being the "better" tool compared to atomics or the junk you might get in a multikit
I just bought this thing in a tool only version on amazon for the same price, returning and getting from Home Depot for the bag and battery. This is a nice tool for "plunge cuts" ie: cutting straight into something like drywall, wood. Can also cut metal pipes or PVC pipes for plumbing, and has a sander attachment. So kind of neat. XR Brushless being the "better" tool compared to atomics or the junk you might get in a multikit
This is the best tool Dewalt makes IMO. It's the king of oscillating tools that are under $300. I wish Dewalt had more tools of this quality... it'd be nice to find one brand of tool that has everything well made so I don't need to have so many batteries, adapters, and chargers going at same time.
But for the XR oscillating tool, I bought a few at $99 w/o batteries/bag as well, but I'm not worried about it because the 1.5ah and charger are basically paperweights. And the bags are worthless... unless you are making a quilt. If so I got tons of them you can have lol. So I'm not bothering returning them. If this XR was $119 and came with that 3ah low profile battery, I'd hop on it. I like that battery for the small router and I only have 2 of them currently.
Prejudices against Atomic aside, is there any practical reason this tool is better than the Atomic deal with the 5ah batter that was posted a few days ago other than the slightly less power and missing hole for a belt hook. I am looking for noticeable real world differences.
I currently have a couple of Makita power tools but wanted to build a Milwaukee collection. Was thinking of selling my makita ones. Is it a terrible idea to own multiple brand cordless tools? I would love to own this tool as well.
Prejudices against Atomic aside, is there any practical reason this tool is better than the Atomic deal with the 5ah batter that was posted a few days ago other than the slightly less power and missing hole for a belt hook. I am looking for noticeable real world differences.
Atomic is a single speed, while XR is 3-speed. Also, XR is contractor grade, which supposed to last much longer with daily use.
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I currently have a couple of Makita power tools but wanted to build a Milwaukee collection. Was thinking of selling my makita ones. Is it a terrible idea to own multiple brand cordless tools? I would love to own this tool as well.
Some people definitely feel that way.
i AM NOT one of those people. I have Milwaukee M12 and M18, Dewalt 20V XR, and Ego 56V cordless tools. I could have easily went all red team or yellow team for the tools I own. Having the (relatively) best tool for the job is much higher on my priority list than a mountain of spare batteries or color coordinated tool cabinet.
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But for the XR oscillating tool, I bought a few at $99 w/o batteries/bag as well, but I'm not worried about it because the 1.5ah and charger are basically paperweights. And the bags are worthless... unless you are making a quilt. If so I got tons of them you can have lol. So I'm not bothering returning them. If this XR was $119 and came with that 3ah low profile battery, I'd hop on it. I like that battery for the small router and I only have 2 of them currently.
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i AM NOT one of those people. I have Milwaukee M12 and M18, Dewalt 20V XR, and Ego 56V cordless tools. I could have easily went all red team or yellow team for the tools I own. Having the (relatively) best tool for the job is much higher on my priority list than a mountain of spare batteries or color coordinated tool cabinet.
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