werktough20V Cordless Oscillating Multi Tools 3°oscillating Angle Quick Charge/Release 20000rpm with 26pcs Tool Accessories-Cutting,Sanding,Scraping

This oscillating multi-tool has been a valuable asset in my DIY projects. Its range of accessories covers various needs from cutting to sanding. The ergonomic design ensures comfort during use, and its efficiency in performance is notable. This tool isn't just for tasks; it's an enabler of home creativity and improvement, making it a worthy addition to any toolkit.

Why haven’t I had one before? And battery power d too. I got it to fit a plug point in a wall - saved double the cost of this not using a handyman - and now it’s done so many jobs for me

I don’t have a multi-tool, so I have nothing to compare it to. However, I can already tell this is going to come in very handy for those fiddly sanding and cutting jobs.I’m currently sanding some skirting and staircase at home. The quick release tool was easy to use and the battery didn’t take long to charge. It’s a little bit noisy but not too bad.It seems fairly priced and I’m looking forward to use it for other jobs around the house.

The product only lasted three times, then stopped working still waiting for a refund would not recommend

I mostly use Bosch and Makita cordless tools but I didn't have a multi tool since I rarely find a need for one. I do think it would be useful for occasional jobs though and this fits the bill well enough. The quality obviously isn't on a par with Bosch cordless tools but I think that's fair enough and it does get the job done fine. I like the quick tool change mechanism. The included blades don't seem very good quality though so I'll have to get some better ones.For anything more than occasional use I'd want something better quality but it'll do for the odd job around the house.

I am not a great DIY'er but can handle most basic simple tasks around the house - this tool seems to be very useful and has various attachments so makes it versatile.Included is everything you'll need to get going including battery, plug and cable to charge it and a load of different accessories including sanding tools and various different types of cutting tools.Having already used it a little to try it out it seems to work as expected. Cutting wood without any major issues. The tool holds all pieces into place when using and it all seems very stable enough.Probably the most handy use for this tool is the sanding attachment. This makes sanding stuff so much easier.This is a really versatile tool that I'm sure I'll find numerous uses for. As I say I'm a basic DIY'er so this tool works for me. Perhaps those who are more into higher level DIY may find issue with it, I don't know. But for me it's a great tool and very useful and easy to use.

Overall I am pretty pleased with this. I already own a bosch 240V multitool and this has the same tool fitting so the blades I have will fit fine. My existing one is a pain to use due to the cable being too short and I have to use an extension lead with it which makes it a bit of a pain if I'm doing things up high, in a ceiling for example.I ordered this purely to use for quick jobs or to make cuts in hard to reach places like ceilings where trailing an extension lead is annoying or not practicable.The quick release is far better than my bosch, although it uses the same blades the bosch is is difficult to push the teeth out of the blade to release. This is simplicity itself.The blades supplied are pretty pants so no stars for them. They're OK for one off jobs but I have found I needed to buy better ones but then I had to do that with the ones supplied with the supposedly better Bosch.The battery is not going to last you all day at only 2Ah and 3V but it's great as a grab an go for the odd job. These are pretty generic batteries and you can buy another battery but I'd probably just be inclined to stick it back on charge every now and then. Doesn't take long to charge.For the money it's great especially for a occasional DIY'er. If your a tradesman using these day in day out I don't think this is for you - go buy a Makita or something!Cant fault it for £50 or so at all.

There are three different oscillating angles described in the listing - 3deg in the title, 4deg in the pictures, and 4.3deg in the description, I'm not sure what to believe but it certainly does jiggle about and cut/sand things fine.It vibrates a bit in hand, is somewhat noisy, and there is no speed control which would have been useful (and seems a common feature of tools in this price bracket). One other note is that the logo was really badly stuck on, it only seemed fixed in the very middle and had sharp corners sticking up, so I just peeled mine off completely.There doesn't seem to be any blades included suitable for cutting metal which is a shame (I got three wood blades, a scraper, a tile? cutting blade, and a sander head in my pack), and the black finish comes off the blades immediately, so I guess it's just paint as opposed to any form of durable coating.Overall it works as expected, is quick and easy to change tool heads, and although the included battery is not the biggest capacity I think personally thats fine as it's more of an odd job tool than something I'll be using all day. Reasonable all round and does the job.