20 Oscillating Multi-Tool Tips for Beginners

Can you shave a door on top or bottom with the osculating multi tool?

Non pro here these tools make working around the house much easier. My self I've opted for the ridgid brand. It does the work for me

Really well done! I subscribed! Thank you!

Blades are very expensive and don't last very long.

Thank you for posting this!

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Thanks for sharing this fantastic video and your insights 🛠️🪛👍

New concept for me! It's such a versatile tool!

Any tips for making holes in bathroom drywall to pass hoses?

Tip# 15 - If that blade can do that to foam, try to imagine one of your fingers. PLEASE! Be careful.

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Awesome! I was just thinking about getting this but didn't really know all these things about it. Thanks for this!!! It really seems like a flexible tool and one I should have bought long ago.

Good video, one tip is speed too slow and motor will overheat

Hi, which saw blaide would I use to cut a space along the wall in cement. Need to make a drainage line between floor and wall both are cement. HELP please

Most of these aren't tips, they're just ways the tool was designed to be used.

Can you use this to grind/smooth out concrete?

Great video. Super useful for a beginner with this tool like myself!

Just got my first oscillating tool ever which is the Dewalt 12v, I think it’ll be a great tool for me as a beginner!

I almost bought one tonight but was still unsure. I live in a camper. Limited space & money so i really weigh it all out before purchasing.
You have made my mind up😁 thank you sir for doing this video.
Checking out through your links. If I purchase online it will be through here

great video… the music felt a little busy under your voice at some times. But great job!

We need to route an area on exterior columns to take a bracket to hold the railing. A router can work on the upper one but the one closest to the floor has base trim so the router cannot access. Can this tool be used? Thanks

That music playing in the background is drowning out your voice.

Thank you

How do I know when my wood cutting blade is dull? Simple - lots of smoke- 😂

I was hoping you would teach how to change the heads lol

Fein's 3year warranty is fake,they do not response to the warranty claim,do not buy their product online.I bought a MM500,it's became faulty and I tried to make warranty claim but no response.

Sorry sander was above it with a tab instead of the batter and a tic face dog was behind the saw
while dad could eat the 3 ticks with a fireman pneumatic cutter cover the women facing down with a rifle was a ball with a owl nose inside it

Theres a sander behind the oscilating saw with a tab at the back as a battery so 7 can fall on its back to make it long

Thanks for all the good tips. You're right about the ear protection: These things make the most annoying sound of any tool.

Great Video ! Your shop is an inspiration!!

Great tips

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I think I know whats coming $ 👍

I was going to rent one of these, and found it it was not available for rental. I had to buy one and was kicking myself for having to spend more than I wanted. After watching this video, I feel really good about my purchase because I'm realizing how many uses it has! Thank you!

Great tips, Thanks...also like the bloopers.

Excellent thank you so much

So you sat there in awe of some guys tool

That's the uglyest looking oscillation tool ever seen 🤣

This was very helpful and insightful. thanks!

You talk way to fast. This is supposed to be informative not a race to cram in as many words as you can.

What blade do you recommend for paneling? I’m doing a travel trailer remodel and am going to be using paneling for the walls. I’ve used my multi-tool for sooo much of this remodel! I even used the blade to cut the foam insulation boards and I was amazed at how easy it was to cut!

Thank you. I need to buy a multi tool a learn how to use it. Or maybe I should just find a husband 😆. Your tips are very helpful 🙂.

One more tip (IDK if it was said) is that if you bump into your skin, it won't cut you!

I held off on buying one for a long time thinking "I don't need it" then I had to get one to cut some cabinet trim.
Holy crap it's probably my second most used tool behind my drill now.

A leatherman is a multitool. These are called occilating tools.

Great tips! Thank you.

Thank you for the very informational video