Dewalt Dcs355b 20v Max Xr Cordless Oscillating Multi
Like we mentioned before, DeWalt’s accessory changes are really fast. The Quick-Change system uses a pretty stout spring to push down the blade clamp and hold accessories in place. You push it up with two fingers to expose the interface and set your blade in place before release the clamp to hold it. Many cordless tools have a lock-on or lock-off switch and DeWalt actually combines the two.
The kit comes with a depth and cutting guide that offers more control for slicing into wood and plunge tasks. The 10-foot cord gives plenty of play for getting around big jobs. And you’ll get plenty of attachments with this 31-piece kit.
The three speed selector and toolpath light are really nice touches as well. Pro Tool Reviews is a successful online publication that has been providing tool reviews and industry news since 2008. In today’s world of Internet news and online content, dewalt Hand tools we found that more and more professionals researched a large majority of their major power tool purchases online. Despite other models having greater oscillation angles, DeWalt’s brushless motor was able to keep the speed high and work faster.
The tool can also run at a gentle 6,000 opm when a soft touch is needed on woodwork, glass, or other fragile material. The 18-volt LXT battery is sold separately and only takes 30 minutes to charge. The ergonomic grip paired with the 3.2-degree oscillation angle cuts down on arm fatigue and allows for serious cutting and sanding at a rapid pace.
29 Piece DEWALT accessory kit with storage box includes popular cutting and sanding attachments. Multi-brand accessory adaptor allows for use with most oscillating tool accessory brands. This kit includes 2 flush cut blades used for a variety of projects.
Oscillating tools are like the hand-held workhorses of the toolkit. The tool comes with a sleek storage bag that’s packed with 30 accessories to tackle most any issue that pops up on a job. Use any of our closed anchor blades on your Trigger Lever Style Oscillating multi-tools. This economically priced adapter fits over the threaded hole bottom of your tool.
Their flexibility allows you to see what you’re doing and work comfortably. Just about every power tool company now offers an oscillating tool, and they each make dewalt tools branded blades. While the selection of tool brands makes tool pricing competitive and even more affordable , it does make finding the right blade challenging.
This system can save you quite a bit of time and money when choosing a new blade, as you can shop for the appropriate accessory without worrying about brands or attachment methods. Using the Dewalt cordless oscillating multi tool for various home improvement projects. After using a corded oscillating tool for years with no light and a bolt on blade, I got to use one of these that a friend had. Already owning other 20volt Dewalt tools, batteries and a charger made it a great choice. It is also well balanced and much quieter than my old corded model.
However, using the included adapter, you can install any blade on the market with a screw/washer adapter similar to many of the older blade change designs. I tested the adapter with some Bosch blades and some Rockwell blades and it worked very well with no signs of slippage. When it comes to versatility I think the new DWE315K offers far more options and versatility than anyone else in the game. The new DEWALT Oscillating Tool Guide greatly improves the users ability to cut in a straight line. The system is quite flexible allowing the roller guide to be attached from either the right or left side of the tool, and from the bottom, side or diagonal directions.
Even though I had to purchase a blade for cutting concrete siding, it worked flawlessly. My only complaint, is that the quick release spring is nice, but when you have arthurites in the wrist, it makes it difficult to compress, hold and swap out the blades. But then so does using the allen wrench required with the MM tool. It’s noisy but it cuts well and has plenty of power for most things you use a multi tool for. Haven’t used any of my Feins or Makita cordless since I got the Dewalt. With the right attachment, you can use your oscillating tool to cut, file, trim, and shape tile, even cutting gentle curves or other shapes that go beyond straight lines.