Transform Your Woodshop Today with the Oscillating Multitool!

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  • čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
  • In this video, we delve into the indispensable tool that every woodworker needs in their arsenal: the Oscillating Multi-Tool. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned craftsman, this versatile tool is a game-changer in your workshop.
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Komentáře • 22

  • @dpvbischoff
    @dpvbischoff Před 28 dny +1

    The first time I saw a tool like this was in a knee replacement surgery I watched on TV. I only just bought one two years ago, and I can't imagine giving it up. It is a problem solver, especially when I'm doing something at our vacation home where my shop is not nearly as well equipped as my home workshop.

    • @TheSmartWoodshop
      @TheSmartWoodshop  Před 28 dny +1

      Once exposed to a multitool, it's hard to live without it.😎🤙

  • @blh3741
    @blh3741 Před 27 dny

    These are my go-to carbide blades in 10pack for decent price. Great on all woods and even plaster. BOSCH OSL134C-10 available on Amazon and other sites

  • @timh7156
    @timh7156 Před měsícem +1

    I haven’t even tried it yet and can already tell that you can have a lot more control at 90 degrees. Makes so much sense. Best multi tool tip I’ve seen.

  • @bdm1000
    @bdm1000 Před měsícem +1

    I do use my deWALT oscillating multi tool a fare bit. It's even effective cutting bolts. Thanks for sharing.

  • @TCM1966
    @TCM1966 Před měsícem +1

    I’ll have to try the 90 degree option. I have the DeWalt (corded and cordless). I love how easy the blade changes are. But I ended up getting the Makita and it’s so much quieter and a lot less vibration. It uses different style of blades. Not as easy to change but I’ve hardly picked up the DeWalts since I’ve got it.

  • @Lugnut64052
    @Lugnut64052 Před měsícem +1

    I didn't get a multi-tool for many years after they came out. Couldn't really see the need. Nowadays I don't know how I'd get any work done without one.

    • @TheSmartWoodshop
      @TheSmartWoodshop  Před měsícem +2

      😎🤙

    • @tacticalskiffs8134
      @tacticalskiffs8134 Před měsícem +1

      Guitar guys were early to the party. They were so useful that some of the repair guys bought the bone saws they are based on. Makes Festool look cheap!

    • @dpvbischoff
      @dpvbischoff Před 28 dny

      Same here.

  • @kevincriswell7533
    @kevincriswell7533 Před měsícem +1

    Viewing the background sinage: "The Smart Woodshed. Est 1960". Yikes! I'm guessing that's your birthdate? :)

    • @TheSmartWoodshop
      @TheSmartWoodshop  Před měsícem +2

      The Smart Woodshop is all about being lean, and that's how I approach life in all aspects. So yes, TheSmartWoodshop was established in 1960.😎🤙

  • @tacticalskiffs8134
    @tacticalskiffs8134 Před měsícem +4

    They are like printers, or wet razors. You spend most of the cash on the blades/consumables.

    • @TheSmartWoodshop
      @TheSmartWoodshop  Před měsícem +3

      Where are you getting your razor blades? The ones I buy are 20 times more expensive than multitool blades.😂

    • @tacticalskiffs8134
      @tacticalskiffs8134 Před měsícem

      @@TheSmartWoodshop I use M e r c u r F u t u r handle It does not like that word...

  • @chriswallmuth3834
    @chriswallmuth3834 Před měsícem +2

    Know what is also a must.
    Do not have sandals on in the shop!
    Just saying.😑

    • @TheSmartWoodshop
      @TheSmartWoodshop  Před měsícem +3

      My shop my rules😎🤙Just saying

    • @Lugnut64052
      @Lugnut64052 Před měsícem

      I just love it when a safeyist (inevitably) shows up.

    • @tacticalskiffs8134
      @tacticalskiffs8134 Před měsícem

      I used to wear Birkenstocks (with wool socks, I am not a barbarian) as I did workholding with my feet. One day I dropped one of those super heavy, and hair popping sharp, Japanese hand plane blades. I saw it head for the concrete floor, and that is hours of hand sharpening on the 600 carbo stone. To quote Harry Callahan, "let it hurt"...
      I thought I got away with it. Then after a bit, I started to hear a squishing sound...