Ranking Every OSCILLATING MULTI TOOL From Beginner LVL To Expert LVL (What Level Are YOU?) 

Thanks D we really appreciate it! 👍🏻

Same here....I kind of felt bad for VCG Construction at the time. Now I find myself like Pavlov's dogs every time I get a notification. The great content and personalities bring me back.

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holy shit...

Yep 🤚

Yes literally winced and then scrolled down to read the comments.

Seriously, are people really that concerned about getting hurt from a multitool blade interaction 🙄 Come on now, I get bigger cuts from the random cardboard box than one of these tools 🤣 It's not a table saw or a gas torch that u need to be concerned about safety like that 😑👍🏻

@@busaj383 Wincing and being amused by a lucky careless error when it easily could have been cut and re-shot isn't the same as being "really that concerned." It's just a silly lack of professionalism that we all noticed. I don't want him to get a boo-boo

He probably has a Atomic DeWalt Bong

You can rip coke out of a bong?

Fien I believe patented the tool and was the only manufacturer, the patent ended (I believe) or they licensed the design now everyone makes one

I'm not a tool snob but I've grown to dislike my Dremel and it's bad runout and overpriced accessories. Proxxon makes some very nice rotary tools that cost only a bit more

I have a fein tool, a 636 ii, and a new Bosch 40-30, let me tell you fein tool is no match, for the Bosch little brother, 636 to much vibration not enough cutting

Their very expensive tools arent they.i think i seen a video by that youtuber vince at a tool convention and gave there multi tool a great review but wanted 200 + for one

I remember the infomercials, thought it was a cool new tool, but never bought one until I needed to do come baseboard/door casing work. I bought the Dremel... that was a mistake. Now I'm looking at a replacement, and even though I'm an 18v/20V Max/12V Max Dewalt guy, I'm heavily leaning towards the M12 Fuel tool. The one pro I give the Dremel, is its size. The M12 fuel with the smaller battery seems to be the same size, maybe smaller. I kinda wish Dewalt had a similar oscillating tool in their 12v max line-up, since I'm already in that line.

Nick is cool but he doesn’t make accurate lists. I mean he prefers Dewalt so you can’t blame him for not knowing what’s best 😂

You are 1,000% correct! Plus, the top model from FEIN has the most ROBUST, precise and durable oscillating mechanism, even sturdier than Festool by a wide margin. Also, the Makita is heavy because it is a solidly built tool, closer to FEIN's robustness that the DeWALT...

Alfredo, Fein makes the Festool multi tool and they are identical lol

@@BoraWE Not so... There are Three different "levels" of tool in the FEIN line, and their construction is different...

Flex as well

How is it holding up? I was thinking of getting the Skil 20V myself. It appears to be one of those brands that you can really support and get behind. The prices are very reasonable especially for what you get.

Skil has really up their game drill and impact driver about 80% as good as Milwaukee DeWalt but there nail driver oscillating tool and impact ratchet are superior or equal to anybody with a five year warranty for much less cost

😭 I was dying when I read this comment..

I paused to look at the comments if anyone else noticed that 👀

Holy shit! I jusr saw that!

Really... u think u are going to need stitches if u get nicked with one of these tool blades 🤔 Oh ok 🙄 The 4° cutting angle with not even draw blood in most cases unless u try really hard 👍🏻

@@busaj383 lol but it will cut through metal?

Bosch used to be the big dog. So was makita. Thirty years or so ago.

@@dumdiversaspapalbull1452 Bosch was the innovator and in some cases the creator of some power tools used now. I’m in their 18v line and while I’d admit that they don’t offer the selection of some other top tier brands(in the U.S.A), Europe actually has a wider selection, prices are high etc... they still have their place. Also people on these channels praise the starlock/ quick change style etc... and Bosch is the company that patented that. So in short they are still relevant, reliable, of good quality and I do see them making A resurgence if they can expand the 12 V line to offer as many tools as Milwaukee and Dewalt. They were the first with the rotary, palm router etc... people hate on Bosch for the wrong reasons.

@@6atlantis I used to love their little hammer drills. The one that was shaped like a recip saw. They call them rotary hammers now. It was light and always ready to go. Perfect for drilling overhead and installing redheads/drop-in-anchors.

@@dumdiversaspapalbull1452 I think they were always called rotary hammers with maybe hammer drill as slang(in that period). Bosch patented the first rotary drill too I think. They still have some of the best rotaries, corded and cordless, “full size” all the way to the crowd favorite Bulldog(that’s actually on sale now).

Bosch still kills it with electric tools.. but they do need to step up in the battery R and D/cordless department. But I'm completely ignorant of the EU market.. I know makitas stuff in Japan is better built, and is red and looks dope

When I was an auto glass tech I called mine a "Fein knife" too. I had the automotive version which accepted only automotive blades.. just the tool itself was 600 dollars 😬😬😬

Fein invented the oscillating tool in 1968 and the patent only ended fairly recently so until then you could ONLY get a Fein multitool, that's most likely why

I like the Nick videos. Don't agree with everything he says but I appreciate his opinions. If you've got opinions about these tools let's hear 'em

Soooooo agreed. Absolutely no need for the yells. Really annoying.

Just picked up the M12 fuel. I maintain an apartment building that was built in 1905.. I have a feeling I'll be getting a TON of use out of it.

We all make beginner mistakes, it'll be alright.

$ 80 ebay buddy ;)

@@Fossillarson I actually did wind up buying one on EBay for $85.64 with tax and free shipping...

The first year I owned one I used it only as a sander. I didn't even know it could do cuts. By the way, it is actually a great sander because it gets into corners which isn't something an orbital can do, and if you get the diamond coated sander then it lasts forever. However, its ability to do weird cuts is why a multi-tool is simply indispensable. Multi-tool has got to be one of the most useful tools invented.

Yes he did... what's up with that?

especially when he had the 12v version sitting on the bench with the rest... I have it, it's pretty decent.

The latest Makita and Milwaukee have good vibration control, and Fein (and the Festool branded one) has had excellent vibration control for ages. The Bosch is good but a little bit behind. DeWalt is okay, but not more than that. Nearly all affordable ones have varying levels of reliability, but almost universally horrible vibration control.

If you use it for DIY you can't go wrong with a Ryobi. Been beating mine up for 2 years and now using it everyday at work and it's still going strong. If you need one as a Carpenter then I'd go Milwaukee M12

They are. This is like Concord Carpenter but louder

You can remodel my bathroom. You will get tons of use and we will both be happy.

Agreed. Dremel is higher-end DIY at best. They are owned by Bosch, but are closer to DIY Bosch green tools than professional Bosch blue tools.

Ryobi overheats and you have to shut it off to cool down. By the second job it burned out. They have this problem. It gets so hot your hand burns.

He reminds me of Mac Miller

How do you feel now that ridgid has abandoned your octane ?

I have 3 octane multi tools so I’ll be good for a coupe years if I do need service and this model ain’t on their they will send me their newest one anyway so I don’t care

@@DanielGomez-cf6vk lol you can't be kidding me if you believe that your hilarious ... They will forsure fix your old octane and not send you the newest one ... Anyways ridgid has a bad reputation on there lifetime warranty ...

Cartman's got nothing on our Nick