Wish I would've got one when I installed new flooring, to cut back door jambs
and trim for the new flooring to slide under. Hard work to do by hand.
Would've also been nice to make quick, accurate cuts in baseboards/trim or
plaster walls, etc. where I had to use a jig or circ saw that made alot of
dust and mess.
I think one downside I've heard is the cost of new blades, but some guys I've
heard have taken to buying cheap trim handsaws, etc. and cut them up, drilled
mounting holes, and used them as replacements.
-PJ
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> Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 09:21:54 -0400
> To: shop-talk@autox.team.net
> From: jblair1948@cox.net
> Subject: [Shop-talk] Multimaster tool
>
> My wife just called me into the family room to watch an infomercial.
>
> They were demoing a Fein MultiMaster. Very interesting looking tool,
> but expensive at $400. While we do spend that kind of money on
> a tool, a good compressor, a tool box, etc, it seems like a lot of
> money.
>
> I'm usually very leary of the infomercials. I remember when I first
> saw one for the little Giant ladder. My wife loved the idea. When they
> had a rep at Costco, the wife broke down and got me one for Father's
> day. It is neat.
>
> Back to the MultiMaster. Anyone have one, or used one? What
> do you really think of it? Is it work the money?
>
> John
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