Fein multimaster

[Mike jackson]

Excellent all round tool. If you are tiling a floor you can use a flush cut blade to trim the bottom of the architrave to save a tricky cut. Great for plunge cutting applications. The carbide blade is excellent for grout removal.

http://www.tradetiler.com/acatalog/Fein_Multimaster.html

Mike

 

[grumpygrouter]

Thanks for the post and opinion Mike. Apologies but I have replaced your link to a similar link to a forum sponsor.

 

[David - Tradetiler]

you can replace this one too if you are in a good mood :santa_cheesy:

http://www.tilersforums.com/tiling-tools/14319-rotozip-2.html#post146764

 

[grumpygrouter]

Already done David.

 

[theyomper]

To sum up this bit of kit.............The Best thing since sliced bread............shame the blades are so expensive

 

[David - Tradetiler]

Since Bosch came out with a DIY version I think it is likely you will see the price of Fein blades come down pretty soon :icon10:

 

[BDS]

Hope so cos i love my fein but the blades are a ridiculous price,went through £70 worth of blades on 1 job there was lots of arcitrives to cut and low and behold nails in them all even the metal/wood blades didn`t last long.but again i love it use it just as much in both my trades.

 

[White Room]

Probably get a slap on the hand for this but check this site out broken link removed

 

[Mike jackson]

Thanks for the post and opinion Mike. Apologies but I have replaced your link to a similar link to a forum sponsor.

Not a problem, the link was only to illustrate the product.

Mike

 

[Ultimate Tiling]

Has anybody got the cordless version of the fein?
Is it ok enough power ect.?

Andy

 

[2Balls]

To sum up this bit of kit.............The Best thing since sliced bread............shame the blades are so expensive

Hi, I agree , but I would advise anybody buying one to go for the 400w or v model

:8: 2Balls

 

[Gazzer]

I have no problems with the Multimaster 250w regarding power and as for blades, they can be got for £7 each if you buy 10.

 

[doug boardley]

are there any generic blades that are cheaper?

 

[Gazzer]

are there any generic blades that are cheaper?

Not that i know of, i did hear that on a woodworkers forum there was mention of resharpening the blades but i never found anymore info.

 

[doug boardley]

been thinking of getting one, but price of blades has put me off, I put things down and lose them! (where's my kids, they were here a minute ago:huh2:!!)