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Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12V Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit w/ 2.0 Ah Battery
$149
$249.00
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Home Depot has Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12V Lithium-Ion Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit w/ Compact 2.0 Ah Battery on sale for $149. Shipping is free or select free ship-to-store pickup where available.
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Not a bad deal if you need one.
The blades are on sale now too.
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Here is the m12 fuel deal:
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Not a bad deal if you need one.
The blades are on sale now too.
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Here is the m12 fuel deal:
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That being said, I use this for work more often than I thought and wish I had gotten the FUEL version like I typically do. For homeowner use this would do the job just fine.
Diable Carbide blades are the only good blade on the market IMO.
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The fuel version is brushless and much more powerful. This one requires an Allen wrench to change the blade while the fuel version can be changed with bare hand. And the fuel version has a longer life expectancy.
This does not require an Allen to change blades. There is a lever on top and a fastener on the bottom that can sometimes be loosened by hand, but usually I use the back end of the new blade into the slotted area to change blades. Sounds like more work than it actually takes. Literally 15 seconds to change with no tools.
That being said, I use this for work more often than I thought and wish I had gotten the FUEL version like I typically do. For homeowner use this would do the job just fine.
Diable Carbide blades are the only good blade on the market IMO.
That being said, I use this for work more often than I thought and wish I had gotten the FUEL version like I typically do. For homeowner use this would do the job just fine.
Diable Carbide blades are the only good blade on the market IMO.
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PWR CORE 12 Cordless Brushless 12-volt Variable Speed 32-Piece Oscillating Tool Kit (1-Battery Included) https://www.lowes.com/pd/SKIL-PWR...1003238820 [lowes.com]
I have the M12 non-fuel version that does require a hex key to change blades - and I'll probably sell it to recoup some of the cost of this setup. $99 for the 3 AH HO battery + M12/M18 charger is almost a deal on its own.
After that you're trapped
You either buy very expensive non discounted tools for life there on.
Or you sell Milwaukee starter kit to move to a cheaper brand ecosystem
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