@@Some_person. it was the milwaukee blade that came with it and i went through one screw and now the blade smokes and has almost no teeth. Someone online rated dremel as the better brand so I ordered those and tried them and they were worse. No teeth at all after one screw. I think I am just going to buy a cheap 50 pack from Amazon and just assume they are consumables.
Well you were probably using a wood blade. Use a wood/metal blade next time you have wood with fasteners in it. They also make strictly metal blades but that won’t cut through wood fast at all. Only different I believe is the size of the teeth.
Got one the first day they were in stock...now I wish I waited, Acme Tool had them on a special where you got the tool, charger, TWO batteries, and a Packout toolbag for 20 bucks more than the bare tool - can kick myself for not waiting now. It's nice - haven't got to use it for a proper job, but did play with it a little when I first got it - they come in handy when you gotta open up a wall to replace a leaking section of line-set.
I have a cheap corded one that will perform well with a good blade. Good blades make a world of difference with any cutting tool. Cool tool I can see why you like it !
Hope Filled Sinner it’s well worth the premium for cordless. I had a cheap corded multitool too but first time I used my cordless multi I knew it was money well spent.
Wish they kept the slow start like the brushed version now only the m18 fuel has it. Still love the new m12 but it’s kinda wild on plunge cuts unless you adjust speed.
I replaced an M12 brushed Multitool with the M12 Fuel and what a difference! It's faster, has quicker blade changes, LED light and has better vibration control. The old one was quieter, though
It’s almost as powerful as the m18 fuel honestly. I use both at work and I really like the m12 just wish it had selectable auto load setting and the bigger led like the m18. It’s definitely worth the 150$ and it’s been on sale with a free battery allot.
@@zack6892 we use all m18 at work. But I like my little m12 kit (drill and circular saw). I’d like to use the same batteries as well. I think I’m gonna get the 2426 though (no quick connection for blades). It’s half the price.
@@dumdiversaspapalbull1452 I wouldn’t buy that it tends to eventually mess up the batteries you use on it from all the vibration. It works pretty good at first but as it wears out a bit batteries will just vibrate off of it
@@zack6892 I just watched a video on the vibration. I don’t think the one I’m looking at has the fuel technology either. I’m assuming that they’re just trying to unload them. Found the one you just showed on the Zon, for 134.
@@spiffyspiferson1662 I've been re-grinding mine with a triangle file and setting the kerf with a pair of diagonal cutters. They DO wear out very quickly.
@@spiffyspiferson1662 I bought package after package until one night when I couldnt get any in the middle of building a new kitchen floor. They're thin so it takes about 2 minutes to refurbish one. Just a few strokes and you don't have to worry about the kerf until many times.
I'm in the trade and can't go a day without using it. Cutting skirting board when it's on, cutting holes in plasterboard, cutting mastic out, raking out the grout of old tiles. Honestly you wonder to yourself how you coped without one
@@adamtavener6345 im also in a trade and again i dont see the big hype. Maybe in the carpentry world its ok but ive seen electricians waste their time cutting out recepticle boxes in drywall, seen drywallers try to cut out around boots and return vents at a slow pace. Ive opened up plaster walls time and time again and a hammer or sawzall does the job just fine. They are obnoxiously loud for what they are. Again im not saying its useless but for most trades its not needed. In 12 years of construction ive never found myself in need of one.
@@07slowbalt fair enough, I couldn't see myself without one now days. Today for instance I was replacing a shower screen and there was some Ali trim mastic to the tiles that I needed to take 20mm off, usually you would have to peel it off the wall and then cut it and put it back but with this tool you can just cut it there on the wall
@@adamtavener6345 gotcha yea its more of a trade specific tool. No different than the pro press, hydraulic knock out, double cuts, etc. Glad its working out for you. Only question i have is "what are you doing working on a SATURDAY"?!?! Rest day my friend.
My wife hates it when I buy tools because they're expensive but I got to have them for work thats what helps me bring home the doe ya know!? I don't care though regardless if I need it I get it.
Something wrong with that mindset when the purchase is used to buy needed tools to put food on the table. I had an X who did the same thing and demanded I buy the cheapest tool out there. She didn't even work and all the bills were paid plus savings so eventually that mindset and constant arguments ended the marriage sadly. Her choice. Some of the tools I bought 20+ years ago that were professional tools are still on the job today although they are on their last leg. Stay strong and take pride in your tools and work and life will treat you well.
@@revenant6488 Matter fact I just bought some insulated Klein screw drivers as well as a new Klein Volt tester because last week I got hit by a neutral and I couldn't let go. luckily it didn't take my ass out. Now she is starting to understand the importance of owning great quality tools now
@@brycelund4112 lol I know, I thought it was hilarious. Technically what he say could be a 2x6, 2x18, 2x16. This is why you say it’s a 2x4. After years building houses I can’t say I have ever heard anyone just say two by. Although my crew would be the type of people to hand who ever said two by a 2x12.
It works great when your batteries stay in. I'm ready to throw mine away due to the battery sliding out. Wish Milwaukee would let me trade it in for the m18
Not as much of a problem with the new one you can set it down running with an XC battery and it won’t fall over. Vibration isn’t even close to the brushed versions.
Get tge 12v dewalt is cuts faster and uses a trigger not a switch which I can't stand plus Dewalt is a American company Milwaukee is Chinese owned company
Those things are Garbage it went back to the store. Gave it to a 30+ years certified class A retired Mechanic to cut off a 1/2inch bolt. And it only dystroyed two blades and made some smoke from the blades.
Cutting oil may have helped. I'm not surprised that a 1/2 bolt killed two tiny blades. That's not really what these are designed for. It's only moving those teeth back and forth 4mm at a ridiculous cutting speed.
@@hopefilledsinner3911 then they should train HomeDepot employees not to overadvertise it. In HomeDepot they said ,. It shouldn't have a problem cutting off a 1/2inch bolt just take this steel blade too. 45m later I'm back in the store. Get me my money back. It didn't cut off what it was said it would. Bring that tool employee get a bolt 🔩 and let him demonstrate how it will cut it off. Got the money back immediately
Right tool for the job, and this is not the right tool for cutting 2x4. Scraping old adhesive off surfaces? Can’t be beat, at least oscillating tools, not sure about the Milwaukee part.
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I bought this and did not realize there was a screw in the wood. Goodbye blade lol
It should of been able to go through a screw no problem.
@@Some_person. it was the milwaukee blade that came with it and i went through one screw and now the blade smokes and has almost no teeth. Someone online rated dremel as the better brand so I ordered those and tried them and they were worse. No teeth at all after one screw. I think I am just going to buy a cheap 50 pack from Amazon and just assume they are consumables.
Well you were probably using a wood blade. Use a wood/metal blade next time you have wood with fasteners in it. They also make strictly metal blades but that won’t cut through wood fast at all. Only different I believe is the size of the teeth.
Get carbide blades
@@cheryljason9617 I wish it was that easy. My last purchases were carbide. What brand did you buy?
I bought this tool and is a beast. A beast I tell you.
I love mine !
@Tim Kidane yes there are metal blades for it.
@Tim Kidane I mean like metal nails. It will cut. Not a sheet of metal
@@wolviestryder yeah obviously it'll cut whatever you put a blade on it for
The power looks incredible. Very fast cut.
That tool is awesome 👏🏻
Love mine, can’t say enough good things about it.
Got one the first day they were in stock...now I wish I waited, Acme Tool had them on a special where you got the tool, charger, TWO batteries, and a Packout toolbag for 20 bucks more than the bare tool - can kick myself for not waiting now.
It's nice - haven't got to use it for a proper job, but did play with it a little when I first got it - they come in handy when you gotta open up a wall to replace a leaking section of line-set.
Could’ve bought it and returned the new one in the old box. If you still had the box.
Did the same ordered new one and returned old
I like that, nice power
I have a cheap corded one that will perform well with a good blade. Good blades make a world of difference with any cutting tool. Cool tool I can see why you like it !
Hope Filled Sinner it’s well worth the premium for cordless. I had a cheap corded multitool too but first time I used my cordless multi I knew it was money well spent.
Like butter.
It’s absolutely amazing how 12 volt brushless tools can be more powerful than 18v brushed tools.
Looks like way more power than the original
It is leaps and bounds above the older version.
@@ToolPros I need to stop watching your content. It always costs me money.
@@ToolPros What's the comp to the new M18 Version?
Own this and use it constantly. Good buy
Thing got some power
Wish they kept the slow start like the brushed version now only the m18 fuel has it. Still love the new m12 but it’s kinda wild on plunge cuts unless you adjust speed.
I never knew it would work that fast
I replaced an M12 brushed Multitool with the M12 Fuel and what a difference! It's faster, has quicker blade changes, LED light and has better vibration control.
The old one was quieter, though
Like it more than my m18
They are the best out there
That's far faster than dewalts 20 volt 😳
Yes but does the new ones have tool less blade changes? I don't even use my 12 anymore because I have to find a Allen wrench to change the blade.
Yes. It is a tool less blade change
M18 one would be a real beast
Not really. I got the m18 and I’d say this looks more powerful somehow
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I have the M18 vwrsion and it us great. What blades do you use
Probably Milwaukee Haha
3 of those cuts and the battery dies lol I have one of these and love it. One of my best tools
Well ya can't get anything for nothing. Power needs power.
That thing is ridiculous
I gotta have one.
A sawzall, a jigsaw, a sander.
Sold!
It’s almost as powerful as the m18 fuel honestly. I use both at work and I really like the m12 just wish it had selectable auto load setting and the bigger led like the m18. It’s definitely worth the 150$ and it’s been on sale with a free battery allot.
@@zack6892 we use all m18 at work. But I like my little m12 kit (drill and circular saw). I’d like to use the same batteries as well. I think I’m gonna get the 2426 though (no quick connection for blades). It’s half the price.
@@dumdiversaspapalbull1452 I wouldn’t buy that it tends to eventually mess up the batteries you use on it from all the vibration. It works pretty good at first but as it wears out a bit batteries will just vibrate off of it
Well thanks for the information
@@zack6892 I just watched a video on the vibration. I don’t think the one I’m looking at has the fuel technology either. I’m assuming that they’re just trying to unload them. Found the one you just showed on the Zon, for 134.
I have a dewalt corded omt and honestly iv owned it for several years and probably used it twice I just dont have a use for one of these
What kind of blade are you using?
The real question is what blade were you useing?
I was a new Milwaukee wood blade
I have the non fuel m12 multi tool and it's not that great. Wanna get this one
I use my m18 on a daily basis. I don’t know how people get by without one.
Cuts better than the m18 gen1 with 9.0 battery on it
They're great except for wearing out the very expensive blades so quickly.
Go buy them on Amazon there like 1.04 if you buy a 70 pack
@@spiffyspiferson1662 I've been re-grinding mine with a triangle file and setting the kerf with a pair of diagonal cutters. They DO wear out very quickly.
Damn that's a great idea I'm going to start doing that.
@@spiffyspiferson1662 I bought package after package until one night when I couldnt get any in the middle of building a new kitchen floor. They're thin so it takes about 2 minutes to refurbish one. Just a few strokes and you don't have to worry about the kerf until many times.
Their original 18v OMT was absolute garbage. Glad to see they've stepped their game up
I've got one of these that goes up to 13
OMTs were originally invented in Germany in 1960s by Fein
how much?
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These are nice for them very unique projects but otherwise i dont see what the big craze is for one of these oscillating tools.
I'm in the trade and can't go a day without using it. Cutting skirting board when it's on, cutting holes in plasterboard, cutting mastic out, raking out the grout of old tiles. Honestly you wonder to yourself how you coped without one
@@adamtavener6345 im also in a trade and again i dont see the big hype. Maybe in the carpentry world its ok but ive seen electricians waste their time cutting out recepticle boxes in drywall, seen drywallers try to cut out around boots and return vents at a slow pace. Ive opened up plaster walls time and time again and a hammer or sawzall does the job just fine. They are obnoxiously loud for what they are. Again im not saying its useless but for most trades its not needed. In 12 years of construction ive never found myself in need of one.
@@07slowbalt fair enough, I couldn't see myself without one now days. Today for instance I was replacing a shower screen and there was some Ali trim mastic to the tiles that I needed to take 20mm off, usually you would have to peel it off the wall and then cut it and put it back but with this tool you can just cut it there on the wall
@@adamtavener6345 gotcha yea its more of a trade specific tool. No different than the pro press, hydraulic knock out, double cuts, etc. Glad its working out for you. Only question i have is "what are you doing working on a SATURDAY"?!?! Rest day my friend.
@@07slowbalt 🤣🤣 I'm 28 with small family! All work no play for me my friend
And to just think? Bone doctors use the same type of equipment to do bone removal
Oh ya?
@@bryantburns3664 there air operated. But it's basically the same type saw. But alot more expensive.
@@johnqueen2754 oh I bet they are $$$$$$$$
My wife hates it when I buy tools because they're expensive but I got to have them for work thats what helps me bring home the doe ya know!? I don't care though regardless if I need it I get it.
Something wrong with that mindset when the purchase is used to buy needed tools to put food on the table. I had an X who did the same thing and demanded I buy the cheapest tool out there. She didn't even work and all the bills were paid plus savings so eventually that mindset and constant arguments ended the marriage sadly. Her choice. Some of the tools I bought 20+ years ago that were professional tools are still on the job today although they are on their last leg. Stay strong and take pride in your tools and work and life will treat you well.
@@revenant6488 Matter fact I just bought some insulated Klein screw drivers as well as a new Klein Volt tester because last week I got hit by a neutral and I couldn't let go. luckily it didn't take my ass out. Now she is starting to understand the importance of owning great quality tools now
Just wondering why he used an oscillating tool on a 2x4.
Just a demo.
Umm, to show the ability of the tool....
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What is a two by
Slim Shady 2x4 like the size of the wood.
@@brycelund4112 lol I know, I thought it was hilarious. Technically what he say could be a 2x6, 2x18, 2x16. This is why you say it’s a 2x4. After years building houses I can’t say I have ever heard anyone just say two by. Although my crew would be the type of people to hand who ever said two by a 2x12.
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Great tool, but battery comes loose with vibration
Interesting...has that happened with the Fuel version? Seems like the tightened it up ALOT on the new fuel version.
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Well my dewalt is garbage, would took me about 2 minutes to do that
Just gotta get sharp bladed, my dewalt XR doesn't cut that fast but definitely under 6seconds
Why though?
Did anyone notice it went to 12!!!!!
Nice but that 2by is dry as a bone
It works great when your batteries stay in.
I'm ready to throw mine away due to the battery sliding out.
Wish Milwaukee would let me trade it in for the m18
Is that still a problem even with the fuel version? I know the older brushed m12 had that problem
Not as much of a problem with the new one you can set it down running with an XC battery and it won’t fall over. Vibration isn’t even close to the brushed versions.
U ever hear of electrical tape??
Still need an Allen key to rotate or change blade. Total design flaw.
No, not on the new fuel models.
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That there is a circumsice tool
Why use many word when few word work fine? “2 by”
It can be a 2 by anything
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Not really
@@bryantburns3664 I personally checked your device broke down immediately and died
@@PabloChaconi your a douch bag
@@PabloChaconi imideatly knew you were a douch bag
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Just saying dewalt has a much better easier to use design and I love my miluakee tools
Aaaaaand its dead.
I have one and I can confirm it does pretty quick 😂 luckily I have a few batteries and charger lol
They're not awesome, they're okay at every job and amazing at nothing. It's a multitool after all
Get tge 12v dewalt is cuts faster and uses a trigger not a switch which I can't stand plus Dewalt is a American company Milwaukee is Chinese owned company
Those things are Garbage it went back to the store. Gave it to a 30+ years certified class A retired Mechanic to cut off a 1/2inch bolt. And it only dystroyed two blades and made some smoke from the blades.
Cutting oil may have helped. I'm not surprised that a 1/2 bolt killed two tiny blades. That's not really what these are designed for. It's only moving those teeth back and forth 4mm at a ridiculous cutting speed.
@@hopefilledsinner3911 then they should train HomeDepot employees not to overadvertise it. In HomeDepot they said ,. It shouldn't have a problem cutting off a 1/2inch bolt just take this steel blade too. 45m later I'm back in the store. Get me my money back. It didn't cut off what it was said it would. Bring that tool employee get a bolt 🔩 and let him demonstrate how it will cut it off. Got the money back immediately
Right tool for the job, and this is not the right tool for cutting 2x4. Scraping old adhesive off surfaces? Can’t be beat, at least oscillating tools, not sure about the Milwaukee part.
Of course. This is just a demo.
Yeah but who wants m12? M18 or gtfo
Don't buy. I owned one that sucks
DeWalt is better