Dremel MM50-DR-RT 120V 5 Amp Corded Multi-Max Oscillating Multi Tool with Accessories (Renewed)

At the time of this writing, I’ve had this unit for over a year and have used it a fair amount. It has a solid feel and so far has held up very well. I would describe this is powerful and durable and I feel as though I got my moneys worth from this tool it’s still working just as hard as it was the day. I got it with no issues. The price is better here than it was at the big box store for the same amp sized tool. The bottom line is if need be, I would buy those to again and recommend this to others without hesitation

This Dremel was essential for installing a new wall box for electrical connections. I had to make plunge cuts cut through portions of 2 x 4 studs within the wall, and this Dremel oscillating tool was up to the task. The blade is mounted on a slight angle which is helpful.One note: the instructions are not very clear about the wheel for securing the blade. To release the blade, turn the knob counter-clockwise to raise the knob as high as it will go, then press the entire knob down and hold it down while removing the blade. To tighten the blade, place the blade in position then turn the knob clockwise WHILE PRESSING IT DOWN and keep turning until it is tight.

It's powerful enough to get many jobs done and the no tool blade changing is a breeze.

A nice replacement to my previous Drehmel ergonomic design and it will accept all the attachments from my previous unit.

I pulled everything out of my jeep to put down truck bed liner. I needed a sander for some tricky spots. I didn't think I would really use this much but knew I'd get at least some use out of it.Turned out that I used it for the whole inside. I went through all the sanding pads that came with it, but it finished the project, perfectly.

just the tool for the job

Nice tool haven’t use it yet but looks very well made

Originally saw new Dremel tool at HD display and thought was best overall design for a multitool. Prior HFT equivalents wouldn't hold blades in place vibrating loose and falling off. Frustrating. This Dremel has a knob on top that allows blades to be tightened pretty good. First test runs on pine worked fine. Actually: cuts amazingly fast. Nice variable speeds with owners book explains most excellently what blades to use, and recommended speeds. Manual recommends Dremel blades. Tried using older ones without end slots & does not fit. No way to attach to Dremel with quick attach & release. if you & have access to ONLY DREMEL blades; then great tool. Just be aware NON-OTHERS fit this tool. For me this a show stopper. Wish it didn't have to be returned.