FEIN Tools Cordless 12V MultiTalent and 4-Speed Drill/Driver
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- FEIN Tools cordless oscillating multi-tool is sweet.
We take a look at it and the cordless 12V 4-speed drill/driver today.
The official kit we reviewed is the Cordless MultiTalent AFMT 12 QSL + 4-speed cordless drill/driver ASCM 12 C.
The price for the kit is roughly $445.
The cordless 12V, 2.5Ah MultiTalent (AFMT 12 QSL) delivers 11,000 to 18,000 oscillations per minute and uses the StarLock Plus system for accessories.
From FEIN (for the MultiTalent) -
-Self-supporting motor with vibration decoupling for outstanding vibration and noise reduction.
-Very easy to handle due to its ergonomic design and light weight.
-Convenient, tool-free accessory change, using the QuickIN rapid change system.
-StarlockPlus tool mount with outstanding torque transfer, fits all -Starlock and StarlockPlus accessories.
-High-performance li-ion batteries with SafetyCell technology.
-Capacity indicator on every battery.
-Wide selection of accessories available for all applications.
The 4-speed cordless drill/driver (ASCM 12 C)
-Brushless FEIN PowerDrive motor, powerful and maintenance-free for maximum efficiency and service life.
-Solid metal, interchangeable drill chuck for outstanding load bearing capacity under the toughest conditions.
-The optimal cutting speed for every drilling diameter thanks to the 4-speed, solid metal gearbox.
-Drill 1/4 in [6 mm] in metal in 4th gear at 2,500 rpm.
-Cut threads efficiently in 1st gear.
-Optimum speeds for self-drilling screws.
-Ideally-graduated speeds for working with step drills
-Drill chuck with spindle lock and chucking power safeguard.
-Compact 5-7/8 in [150 mm] length (without drill chuck)
2.5 Ah battery capacity for up to 400 screw applications (3/16 x 1-9/16 in [5 x 40 mm]).
-FEIN SafetyCell technology. Protects the battery and the machine from overloading, overheating and deep discharge.
-The battery capacity can be read directly on the battery.
-Includes belt clip and bit garage.
-Bright LED light on the housing.
-One charger for all voltage classes of FEIN li-ion batteries.
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Have to say Fein company stands out way beyond all the tools you find on the shelf at your big box store. Can't go wrong with Fein, Hilti or Makita!
As always, great work. Glad you enjoyed using the new multitool.
+FEIN thanks, you know I love the multitool 👍👍
this guy dont now a shit!
His is embaressing to fein....2 way to sander...Hallo? its nube!
Call me and you will get a guy how now what im talking about!
/Swede
Hello, I am also in Pittsburgh PA and am a proud owner of some Fein tools and Turbo II vac system. Thank you for this video. I do love the Fein products.
That's not bad for two well-made light duty tool. I'd personally say buy the 4 pc Hilti 12V and the corded Fein Multi-master for the Home-gaming or light contract work. You can also get the Milwaukee Fuel 12V and their multi-tool for most jobs. While I have all of the above, I would say get the Hilti 12V set and Multimaster corded. The impact is handy for certain situations but mostly I find it handy to have a drill and a driver separate, instead of an all-in-one which is kind of a compromise. This way you can illuminate, pre-drill, drive or impact if necessary.
I just got my Fein 12V MultiTalent even though I would prefer to only have Milwaukee tools and batteries. I think Fein still owns the patents on the mechanical device, because Milwaukee doesn't have any good multitools and I think only Bosch has the startlock. At least now I can do my cuts in wood panels while in place rather than marking and moving them to my table saw or circular saw all the time, which ruins my shoulders. I would have gotten the Bosch, but I figured if I'm going to get a better multitool with a new battery system, why not get the best to justify a whole new battery system.
Hello! why do you prefer Milwaukee? than he better than Fein?
Fein is a premium brand like metabo festool as well as Hilti At the bottom end is Bosch you'll pay a premium for a lot of there tools and btw there bits are not made in China like DeWalt. Milwaukee Makita metabo HPT/ Hitachi are bits are made in Vietnam maybe some of them Germany have you some of these premium tools in the past and I own Bosch as well as the pro consumer brand Ridgid
Would you know if this is better than the Hilti 12V ?
Does the old extraction attachments fit on this model of tool?
Would you recommend using a drill driver for any masonry bits!? I was always under the impression that you needed a hammer drill for that. thanks
+Jay Fillet for one or two holes it's fine but anything more if use a hammer drill.
There are special made masonry bits for battery powerd non hammer drills.
What's the torque numbers on 12 volt drill I am I u.s.a I don't need Nm numbers
How is the runtime on those batteries for the multi tool?
+Kasey Lester haven't used the for an extended period of time, e.g. 20 minutes non-stop. But the battery didn't need to be charged for awhile. Charging doesn't take that long 30 min to 40 min
You do not need to pull up on the black lock handle to attach an accessory/blade to the multi talent, just snap it on......easy!
+Dan you're right, that was a mistake on my part. Still love this multi tool
How is the multi talent now you've had it awhile. I've used the corded multimaster for years but I've ordered one of these as lots of people are saying they're as good as the corded.
+Biggsy1970 the cordless 12V has power and is currently the version I use most. It's good to have two batteries as they don't last long when in continual use. That said, it's a great multitool
Home Repair Tutor Tools & Gear I bought one yesterday and so far I'm impressed. It cuts as fast as my corded multimaster.
just seems like way to much money when those tools can be purchased from many different manufacturers
+Vince Neil there are a lot of options but remember some folks are dedicated to a certain tool line because of prior experience. Plus, if you like FEIN and want to go cordless there's an option now. Always good to have choices
Fein is the inventor of the oszilating tools and the inventor of the first electric drill! it's your choise to choise the original one ...
Have you any work experience with Festool products ? Cheers.
Working with Festool is an absolute pleasure. There tools are premium as is the price but I've worked in a joinery for 3 years and they had quite a few festool tools. They are compact, powerful and "quite" (for power tools) and there vacuums are one of the most efficient...
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