frontpage Posted by ShuboiP • Oct 30, 2024
Oct 30, 2024 1:16 AM
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Item 1 of 3
frontpage Posted by ShuboiP • Oct 30, 2024
Oct 30, 2024 1:16 AM
RIDGID 18V Brushless Cordless Multi-Tool + 2x 4.0 Ah Batteries & Charger
& More + Free Shipping$149
$298
50% offHome Depot
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A good deal for both or either half if you want to hack the deal.
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A good deal for both or either half if you want to hack the deal.
I'm interested in the 3inch cutoff tool but I heard the 3inch discs are non standard and pricey?
18V SubCompact Brushless Cordless 3 in. Multi-Material Saw with (3) Cutting Wheels
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Just curious - how is the new one so much improved? I have the previous brushless model, and haven't had any issues so far.
Edit; looked it up: The new one has three fixed speeds, and a variable speed trigger. Whereas the old brushless model had a 36-speeds via a rotating wheel, and an on/off switch. I do occasionally bump the wheel and unintentionally change speeds on mine, so yes indeed, would likely prefer the newer design if I had both at hand.
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I've seen it used for removing caulk, which I do rarely. I cut drywall (infrequently) just fine with a hand saw.
Other things I think of using it for, like small cuts, I can probably do with my Dremel. So what am I missing?
I've seen it used for removing caulk, which I do rarely. I cut drywall (infrequently) just fine with a hand saw.
Other things I think of using it for, like small cuts, I can probably do with my Dremel. So what am I missing?
It really matters about the type of blade you use it for. Like cutting through thick PVC pipes or that really short pipe for an valve removal (an extra half an inch can be had vs the hand tool)
I'm interested in the 3inch cutoff tool but I heard the 3inch discs are non standard and pricey?
18V SubCompact Brushless Cordless 3 in. Multi-Material Saw with (3) Cutting Wheels
I've been disappointed with the use cases I've worked with mine but I can say I bought some wheels off Amazon that fit just fine.
I'm interested in the 3inch cutoff tool but I heard the 3inch discs are non standard and pricey?
18V SubCompact Brushless Cordless 3 in. Multi-Material Saw with (3) Cutting Wheels
3" are stocked at places like Home Depot (with slightly lower variety to choose from) at a similar price per disc to the 4.5".
While it's true that you would most likely get more grinding value out of a larger disc, unless you are using them professionally everyday it is not worth worrying about rather one should be thinking about the ideal size for your specific use cases.
It is always much cheaper to order these type of consumables in advance especially in bulk than to buy them from a consumer retailer.
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I've seen it used for removing caulk, which I do rarely. I cut drywall (infrequently) just fine with a hand saw.
Other things I think of using it for, like small cuts, I can probably do with my Dremel. So what am I missing?
There are also attachments that I don't yet have. Once my attachments collection expands I'm sure I'll use it more.
If I didn't get the Ridgid planer 2 weeks ago I get this new multitool. Maybe next month?
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DO IT. New sander is amazing