I love my Fein Multimaster

[Alden Miller]

I just got to use my Fein Multimaster while installing a built in. It's great! I've used it before for sanding but this is the first time I used the plunge cut blade. It was so simple, I marked where I needed to cut the old base molding and just sliced it right through. Nice clean cut, easy to use... Sure made the job go quickly!

-Alden

[Glenn Clabo]

Allen,
I've heard so much about the Fein Multimaster. A "pro" site I check into every once in a while asked what was the best tool they have...it's by far the Fein Multimaster. I have to look into it and find out why.

[tod evans]

Allen,
I've heard so much about the Fein Multimaster. A "pro" site I check into every once in a while asked what was the best tool they have...it's by far the Fein Multimaster. I have to look into it and find out why.

glenn, they work as advertised. love mine too

[Glenn Clabo]

Okay Todd...I believe you. There's not much more anyone can say than that. Now...Electric...air...cordless?

[tod evans]

Okay Todd...I believe you. There's not much more anyone can say than that. Now...Electric...air...cordless?

mine is air, but the electrics work well also, never used the cordless...02 tod

[larry merlau]

i got one after jhn millians recommended it to me. said that he rated his as important as a sawsall. one you have one you find out that you dont know how you got by with out it. have used mine for wood and steel as well it is a solid dependable tool. mine is electric

[Alden Miller]

Mine is electric variable speed. The price was great, my neighbor needed some cabinets installed in their bathroom. I would have done it for free (always help out the neighbor who has a bigger tractor than you do...). He insisted on getting me a tool for the shop. I showed him the multimaster and he suggested the kit with all the attachments. Who was I to argue?

-Alden

[Jim Bills]

One of my favorite tools, not used often, but when used, performs functions no other tool in my collection can do. Truly a high quality specialty tool. I would never attempt another remodeling project without having one available. I primarily use mine for plunge cuts in mouldings, drywall, and trimming door jambs for flooring, etc.

The too small plastic case is less than desireable for a tool of this quality.

[Jay Knoll]

Yep, I was "forced" to buy one to do an repair,

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=28012

Wonderful easy to use tool, the one I got at Amazon had a metal case and more slots than I can figure out what to use them for.

Jay

[Michael Ballent]

I just got to use my Fein Multimaster while installing a built in. It's great! I've used it before for sanding but this is the first time I used the plunge cut blade. It was so simple, I marked where I needed to cut the old base molding and just sliced it right through. Nice clean cut, easy to use... Sure made the job go quickly!

-Alden

Is that what the little triangles of sandpaper are for.... I have yet to use it for sanding... I installed laminate flooring throughout the house and used that little guy for cutting all the bottoms of the door jams off...quick and clean :D a definite tool must have for any tool fanatic (which I think most of us are ;) )

[Alden Miller]

Mike, that's funny!

I haven't used any of the sheets that it came with (nor any of the four boxes I had to have when I went to the next WW show). I have been cutting down 500 grit abralon pads and using them. Sure helps getting into the corners!

-Alden

[fred woltersdorf]

jim i agree the stock case is too small,so i bought one of these.the 14-7/8" case.works great.http://www.coastaltool.com/cgi-bin/SoftCart.exe/other/merriam/carrying_case.htm?L+coastest+vkvm6785ffd70fd7+1136 428737

[John Miliunas]

Larry beat me to the punch! Yup, my Fein MM actually gets stored right next to the Sawzall!:D :cool: