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You can lock the dewalt on if you wish

this is rather disappointing. Probably the only video on the planet that did a comparison between this and the Makita.

Its a shame you can't use Starlock Max blades with the Milwaukee!

Battery adapters have changed the game, no more brand loyality!

Where is Fein?

Bosch make one hell of a multitool to I hear

A lovely and helpful video . Thank you . Yacov from Israel

Great review for a tool you dont really like; well worth waiting for. I have the fein 350 wired and I'd like a battery op0erated one just because. There is an adapter for el cheapo blades. there are also adapters for batteries. I am invested in Makita 18V LXT but the nailer was expensive. I got the Ryobi and a badapter and it worked really well.

870 будет?

I bet my toothbrush would win again the hikoky

Do a Makita 40 vs Milwaukee fuel test Milwaukee has 4.2 degrees vs Makitas 3.6 but Makita might have more power but I doubt it will win over Milwaukee .

Look almost identical. Does the 40V really more powerful than 18V significantly? I’m using that 18V and pretty happy with it Just wondering if it worth the upgrade

I wished Bosch had a newer 12V variant. Their new 18V one is very good, but too bulky. In the end, I hate that battery systems are allowed to be incompatible, no one company offers the best tool in any category.

Quiero saber el precio

On the Makita NZ website it Lusts the power out at 470 watts, the 18v is 370 watts. It's probably just a typo? Any way of checking? Cheers

well of course the higher oscillating angle will cut faster, that's automatic, but it is also COUNTER to the point of the multitool.... and that is the fact that when you make plunge cuts or cut out shapes, sometimes you actually need it to be neat... if you're cutting into a piece of baseboard you can't have the blade going so wide it actually damages the floor too, for example.... i would sacrifice cutting speed for accuracy, because that's what matters in my applications of the multitool

I love my DAS180 (europe) (18 volts).

When will be available in US?

place smaller bar and ad more agresive chain than it will rip

price?

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Is there a riving knife attachment

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I think the Makita lacks an ‘auto mode’ but ramps up the torque automatically to maintain the chosen speed if the cut requires it.

Next collated screw gun, and im happy

Yes. Made my week

Makita is amazing, I've ordered 2nd one, 1st one lasted 1.5yrs, 2nd one 1 year. Myself doing drylining work I've mostly cut hard-plywood 18mm, metal studs, GRG, plasterboard. It never over-heats and feels as powerful as 110v model, it also has low vibration which is great for long term use, you don't need to take almost any breaks when cutting with it. I wish it was more reliable but I pushed it as hard as 110v models so I don't blame makita, all their other tools lasting almost forever despite hard every day use. I've also had experience with Makita 3000c model - corded and it lasted ~4 years of hard use and it didn't even break by itself. Currently own Fein and it heats up very quickly so I don't know how long it will last but it has low vibriation as well, I expected a bit more from a father of multi-tools but we will see long term how it goes. Makita's 3000c lacks low vibration feature, if you cut for a long time your hand will feel numb and you will loose full sensetivity for some time.

Was a little interested in it until 20s into the video when I saw it uses starlock, then all the little interest I had just died. 🫤

Ridgid oscillator when it was the jobmax was the absolute best. The makita i dont understand. I got the sub compact one, the black one and that thing ia a fkin brick. It is the most clunky uncomfortable oacillatoe tool ever. We all love the dewalt one just on sheer comfort and how quick you can change blades. It must have a vari a ble speed trigger. Makita needs to redosgn their oscillator. A fkin crack head designed that one. Im a huge makita fan btw

@7:58 does this Mowrator come with those eyes or are they aftermarket?

Looking for a multi tool, never come across your channel before but that intro laying out just how difficult it was to upload this video deserves a 👍and comment. Hope these models are still relevant 3 years on

Doesn't look different enough to the 18v to get me to buy it,,18v works great for me,. Other than the extortionate cost of the blades here in the UK

Been holding off replacing my fucked 18v for this fuck yea

Yay

We need good drawers for power tools....lockable

Great another multi tool no tradie will ever buy because it’s forcing starlock which you have take a loan out to buy one blade.

they will release this to shut the crowd up and atleast get a multi on the 40v platform but they will release a newer redesigned model in 1-2 years im calling it now

Isn't the 887 10 years old+850 about 3 years old...come on man!!

*add to cart*

Did I see it cut reo. You got to test that too. Can’t wait to see the review.

I hope it can take non starlock blades aswell

Release date in Aus !?

I want to see this compared to the new Hikoki multitool when you get it

Can see a few differences to the 18v already. Hopefully they fixed the lever issue on this one!! 🤞🤞

When I’m years past my deadline and so I just copy my older sister’s assignment.

Yea, do not like that they are sticking with the same design. New Hikoki 18v is better. The Makita 18v would actually stall on you for no reason.

Good to see it’s arrived but a shame to see it’s seemingly the same design as the LXT one. It looks an unwieldy lump. I love the slim, compact look of the new Hikoki unit. A head to head perhaps?

Looks basically identical to the 18v version. It'll be interesting to see if there's any difference.

Just like the jigsaw, an inside use tool without AWS...why?

They did a redesign I say wait for that one since the 18v version of this one had a lot of problems with the lever mechanism