Rockwell Sonicrafter F80 Duotech Oscillating Multitool Review in 4K

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Rockwell basically took their already powerful sonicrafter multitool and added 4.2 amps and a the ability to switch between the full oscillating angle of 5 degrees for fast cuts or 3.4 degrees for better control of cut and created the Sonicrafter F80 Duotech Oscillating Multitool.
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5.0°, 3.4° oscillating angles
Vibrafree (Vibration reduction)
Variable speed
4.2 amp motor
35 lbs. max cutting load
Hyperlock tool-less blade change
Universal accessory interface
Constant speed control, which electronically maintains speed-of-cut under load.
Oscillations per minute (OPM): 10,000-19,000
Metal front-end; metal Hyperlock tool-free lever
LED light
Weight: 3.3 lbs.
Cord length: 10 ft.
MSRP $159
3 year Warranty
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Комментарии : 57

@joshuwow979 3 года назад

Extremely helpful review - I love that you actually demonstrate the real-world details and the pros and cons.

@JustforFun-cb7bo 7 лет назад

You are one of the best power tool reviewer out there you don't ruin the tools for show.

@BrenticusMaximus1 6 лет назад

I have the f50 after learning about it from you and I LOVE it! I hated mutiltools before owning a Rockwell. The carbide Rockwell blades are all I buy because they outlast the bi-metal by 10-15x, Kudos to Rockwell for making them when even Diablo doesn't.

@SatanIceCream 6 лет назад

Great review J-Dog, keep em up -- don't quit on us!

@themotofixery 6 лет назад

Very informative! I really appreciate your videos! Thanks

@alanmullock381 7 лет назад

another well presented, honest review Javier, keep doing what you do so Well! 😆

@ToolCraze 7 лет назад

thanks again Alan!

@Trillian 6 лет назад

Changing the blade is so freaking easy. I’m surprised you have that aspect a thumbs down. I’ve been using a Rockwell for lots of years and just picked up this model because my old one bit the dust. I also have the Makita 18v and definitely prefer the blade lock system on the Sonicrafter

@ToolCraze 6 лет назад

I explained it pretty clearly in the video why I wasn't crazy about it. Rockwell's system is only slightly better than having to carry around a spare hex key with the ancient hex key and bolt system, most newer multitools have advanced to modern latch and pin systems. The Rockwell blade change system simply does not compare to any standard latch and pin system in ease of use, time and effort to change blades, and in reliability. I've never once had a blade slip on a latch and pin system.

@HBSuccess 7 лет назад

Good review. Let me say though that if you are plunging into 150 yr old irreplaceable historical millwork - and have ONE time to get it right and no room for error - a smaller oscillating angle and more control is absolutely what you need. Definitely not just for beginners.

@ToolCraze 7 лет назад

Thanks, sounds like the right tool for you

@ctbcubed 5 лет назад

I don't know what kind of jobs require so many blade changes that this tool's locking system is such a big issue. I had to plunge cut into multiple layers of wood on either side of an exterior door frame to enable the new brick molding to fit into the rough opening on a very old house. I didn't have to change blades after cutting about 15 linear feet of board to almost 2 inches deep. I like that this system allows the use of 3rd party blades whereas I don't believe Fein, Bosch or Dremel do. Blade change time is a small price to pay for a tool that saves so much time or even makes the job possible at all. It's even possible that this tool's cutting speed makes up for the 30 seconds lost changing a blade.

@ToolCraze 5 лет назад

You'll change your mind once you try a regular latch and pin system or better, the starlock mount. You are wrong about there not being 3rd party blades for fein, bosch and dremel as there are plenty and they also accept universal blades from most manufacturers. Starlock is a different story.

@baletashakur 4 года назад

Very true. I change blades about once a week. Takes about 10 seconds. No big deal.

@tgguadarrama 7 лет назад

Javier!! Saludos. Gracias por otro vídeo muy bien explicado

@ToolCraze 7 лет назад

Saludos Tomas. Gracias

@30bkg 3 года назад

Good review...two thumbs up

@rexoliver7780 5 лет назад

This machine resembles a cast cutter that doctors used to cut casts off arms or legs.My brother needed a cast removed-the doctor came out with a machine sort of like these machines.The doctor held it against my arm and my brothers to show it wouldn't cut you.Cut the cast off in seconds.I have one of these Sonicrafters mine is the 20V condless one-handy device!!!!Think of it as a Dremel tool that vibrates instead of turning.Has similar uses.

@ToolCraze 5 лет назад

What you call a cast cutter is the same exact type of tool, no different. Fein invented it and when their patent ended is when all the other brands started to make their own variation.

@rexoliver7780 5 лет назад

Cast cutters come from two major companies that make surgical instruments.Stryker is one of these cat tools and Motec is another.These tools are all SS and enclosed so they can be autoclave and won’t cause fire or explosion in the presence of flammable anesthetic.Both machines can cut casts or bone-usually in autopsies.Both of these tools cost $2000+.The Motec tools runs from a 40V power supply.

@kekoajk05 Год назад

I get the feeling this dude hasn’t actually owned the old school hex key system.. in actual on the job use needing to have a hex key handy is such a pain, especially so since even if I’m using the same blade I still find myself constantly changing blade angle… lifting and turning that latch is a breeze compared to finding the right size hex every time I do so.. I also think the two oscillating angle modes is a great feature.. that 5 degree angle has waaaay too much movement for materials like metal or hard composites like acrylic, especially if you don’t plan on constantly replacing the blade.. The only complaint I have that has any real substance is that it’s a corded unit.. but at least it has a reasonably long cord where I only pull out an extension cord maybe half the time or so.. But all around good post man, thanks! Appreciate the content brother

@ToolCraze Год назад

I have. For a time the original M12 was my multitool. It uses the ancient hex key system. That was many years ago. Since then latch and pin systems are far more common place especially on new tools. But the best multitool blade mount in my opinion is the Starlock mount. Once you try it, it's hard to go back to anything else. Glad you enjoyed the video review.

@kekoajk05 Год назад

@@ToolCraze hmm wow well fair enough… the way you viewed the twist lock system as even almost comparable to the old school hex key system really surprised me.. it was like a night and day change for me when i upgraded into the tool free twist lock, like legitimately changed the way I used the tool and I find myself reaching for it probably twice as often… If you haven’t watched project farms oscillating multi tool comparison and/or competition you should check it out… something that really surprised me was how little the star lock system had on the tools performance… always just assumed that the star lock could transfer more torque to the cutting edge after reading it so much on the literature advertising the systems features… but from a perspective of based purely on cutting performance both the makita and Bosch units utilizing the star lock system it was regularly out shined by relatively entry level/ hobbyist units like Ryobi and Hart.. the results actually really surprised me

@ToolCraze Год назад

@@kekoajk05 sounds like project farm agrees with my findings. in my videos on the Starlock multitools from many years back I mentioned the same thing that Starlock mount doesn't make the cut faster and didn't see any real life difference in the claimed torque transfer on the same multitool with our without Starlock. What makes it great in my opinion is how ridiculously fast, easy, and simple blade changes are. That's about it and that is a huge deal to me. Also for the most part the Starlock mount is tool free as well and don't have a pin to deal with and lose. Like I said for the most part as there are some Starlock multitools that ironically use a hex key and bolt. But the Starlock majority do not. Yes Rockwell's latch and pin system maybe better than the ancient hex key and bolt system since it doesn't require a separate hex key, but that's as far as the benefits go in my opinion. I still find it cumbersome to have to twist and tighten to install blades when a regular latch and pin system doesn't require that, nor will a regular latch and pin system fail and have blades slip like it did with Rockwell's implementation. Anyways, I'm just repeating what was said in my video. If you disagree, that's fine and cool, we all have our own opinions and feelings on different things and that's ok.

@ToolCraze Год назад

If you want to check out something absolutely nuts, check out a Starlock multitool that also uses a hex key and bolt system. It's absolutely bonkers toolcraze.net/bosch-gop12v-28n-12v-ec-brushless-starlock-multitool/

@edwingrimm9183 7 лет назад

Good revue

@ToolCraze 7 лет назад

Thanks

@jkraft2652 5 лет назад

please note that the two different angles are related to what type of material is being cut. Also, the metal cutting blades require the right amount of pressure to cut, otherwise too much pressure cutting metal will destroy the blades...

@matthewaustin3488 6 лет назад

Are you going to be reviewing Boschs new battery's?

@ToolCraze 6 лет назад

not sure

@alchemy1 4 года назад

Yea but what about the price of the blades of the starlock blade system? Aren't they at least 3 times as much as the blades for these types? That is crazy difference.

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

what makes you say that?

@alchemy1 4 года назад

@@ToolCraze Well, check the prices for yourself and see what I mean. Nonetheless, I ordered the Bosch GOP 40-30C from Amazon today for $199. I would think it would be less noisy and smoother motor than this Rockwell. German engineering? They take pride in whatever they do.

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

I did check, which is why I'm asking you what makes you say that star lock blades are three times more?

@alchemy1 4 года назад

@@ToolCraze These many blades are $30. www.amazon.com/dp/B0160DYEVG?ref_=pe_623860_70668520_dpLink And this many of Starlock blades for $25. unless I am seeing things. www.amazon.com/Bosch-OSL114F-3-Starlock-Oscillating-Bi-Metal/dp/B01DDA7VU0/ref=pd_bxgy_469_3/139-9149806-9864047?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01DDA7VU0&pd_rd_r=d7a5a316-f27c-40a4-a2fd-fc555816a569&pd_rd_w=5Dy9T&pd_rd_wg=Belx5&pf_rd_p=a2006322-0bc0-4db9-a08e-d168c18ce6f0&pf_rd_r=DZJSWRSFGH61081Y00DB&psc=1&refRID=DZJSWRSFGH61081Y00DB

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

Since when do off brands compare directly to a quality name brand like Bosch? Of course a bazillion cheap blades will cost the same as three quality blades. Compare prices of Bosch branded blades in regular and star lock and it's the same prices. Even when compared to regular blades from REAL brands like DeWalt, Rockwell, Dremel, prices are the same as Bosch branded star lock blades.

@steveyknoxville 6 лет назад

Where are you. Miss your awesome videos man. I don't know what the latest 3 upload are, but there not your usual work....

@ToolCraze 6 лет назад

Thanks, those videos are part of my reviews (the portion that shows the tool in action). The complete review is on the website. You can always find me on the website with new content each weekday www.toolcraze.net If you like the channel, you'll love the website! I see you left a comment on a Ryobi video, I always show you guys new Ryobi tools as they come out, usually before anyone else so you might want to frequent the website to learn about new tools as they come. Other brands too of course, just figured you're a Ryobi guy because of your interest in them.

@MisterM-ow6qk 6 лет назад

At the end they say "You get what you pay for" which is 100 percent true.

@cuervovallejo2711 5 лет назад

I enjoyed your video, although I think it is unfair to mention things that have gone wrong which were user's fault. I would rather see how it performs when you use it to do different jobs that other type of tools can't do. But the video was well done and I enjoyed it, I will subscribe.

@oherroprease207 6 лет назад

What happened to this channel? I like the videos

@constuctivecritisism8393 5 лет назад

230v version?

@ToolCraze 5 лет назад

You'd have to check Google to see if there's a 220v version. We don't use that here in the USA unless we need it for AC units or if you're a hardcore woodworker that needs 220v.

@49ersfaninmo49 3 года назад

How to repair Rockwell sonicrafter f80

@ToolCraze 3 года назад

how to

@ccmogs5757 5 лет назад

Good machine but by the time you"ve changed the blade & latched down you would have finished with a starlock !

@ericrmccormick 6 лет назад

Your definition of work and mine don't seem to be equivalent.

@ToolCraze 6 лет назад

Really? Why is that?

@billnorton7062 Год назад

I do NOT like the blade changing system. Too often the blade will come loose.

@pamgrimm8850 2 года назад

Disappointment, I was looking for a video to show me how to attach my Rockwell tile cutting blade, and even a demo in the actual use. I’ve already bought the Rockwell so not interested in comparing with other tools.

@ToolCraze 2 года назад

👍🏼

@MisterM-ow6qk 6 лет назад

The blade changing is annoying. That is why I left rockwell and switched to fein.