Need to be careful when buying the non-drermel bits, as I have found most of them at low quality.
Had the same experience, especially the grinding disks.
Need to be careful when buying the non-drermel bits, as I have found most of them at low quality.
How on earth did you do that matey ?
I have one I bought a few years ago kind of on a whim.
Never used it. My wife sometimes uses one for jewellery making.
The Hitachi Occillating Multi tool however has been invaluable at work and I use it a lot.
I know this is a really old thread but I seem to have done exactly as the person above. I have opened it up to see that it's fixable however it seems to be a common occurrence looking online.
So has anyone found a permanent solution to this? Or have a just been careless in the first place to strip the lock button?
I cut quite a few holes in plasterboard, could use a padsaw but there's a greater risk of damaging cables behind with those.I'm the opposite, can't for the life of me find a use for the multi tool I equally impulse purchased
I cut quite a few holes in plasterboard, could use a padsaw but there's a greater risk of damaging cables behind with those.
Also when fitting kitchen base units where the skirting is already on, a handsaw is a right faff as I only get a few teeth of movement so the multicutter comes out the van.
Almost every time I use it is to lessen the impact of someone else's shortsightedness on site.