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Online Store - Fein MultiMaster FMM 250Q Top

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List Price: $499.00
Our Price: $399.00
Your Save: $ 100.00 ( 20% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Fein
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Binding: Tools & Hardware Brand: Fein EAN: 4014586860268 Feature: Includes: 1 FMM 250Q Quick change tool with variable speed in a plastic carrying case Label: Fein Manufacturer: Fein Model: FMM 250Q Top Publisher: Fein Studio: Fein
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Features
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Includes: 1 FMM 250Q Quick change tool with variable speed in a plastic carrying case 1 Universal E-Cut blade, 1 HSS Segmented blade 1 Rigid Scraper Blade, 1 Carbide Blade, 1 Carbide Rasp 1 Dust Extraction Kit 1 Sanding pad and 15 sheets of sand paper, 1 Profile Sanding Kit
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Editorial Reviews:
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MultiMaster Top multipurpose tool is ideal for sanding in tight corners as well as other manual tasks with the power and ease of a power tool. 12,000 to 21,000 oscillation per minute. 16.4' cord length. Attached tool can turn fully around drive shaft. 2.4
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Excellent Tool Comment: I've owned the Fein Multimaster for about a month now, and use it in conjunction with the Turbo II vacuum. This is a convenient and aggressive tool. I held off purchasing it for several years because of the price but now I see that I could have used it for many purposes during my home remodel and could have used it more effectively than the sawzall for most, if not all, of the tasks for which I needed it. The sanding capacity alone will save you significant time and sweat. When I think back to all the sanding I did to the window frames while standing on a ladder I feel somewhat foolish. The vacuum attachment works quite well and is excellent when sanding. In conjunction with the HEPA filter, I cannot detect any airborne particles and there is no cleanup. Be careful when selecting which model to purchase. The new 'no-tool' feature is very nice and I'm glad I didn't buy the previous version that required a hex tool. Look carefully at the supplied items for each of the 3 levels available. The 'Top' version provides the best value and not all of them come with the case, which is somewhat of a necessity. I've read complaints about the case but it certainly seems adequate to me and I can shove a great amount of sandpaper and attachments into the 2 compartments and 1 miscellaneous storage area. You definitely want ear protection. I know the promo. videos show everyone happily using the Multimaster and even talking to each other while it is running, but at 85db+ you WILL damage your hearing. For those who don't need to act manly and go without protection, my standard is a set of silicone plugs combined with the Bilson Thunder T3 ear muffs.
Customer Rating:      Summary: best tool for remodeling Comment: This is the best tool I've found for remodeling anything around the house, it makes doing things like making holes in the wall a snap and for refinishing wood without taking it all apart.. would recommend highly to anyone with a lot of projects or professional carpenter who does remodeling.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Works pretty well but very expensive Comment: Seems well-built. I've used the grout saw, the e-blade, the scraper and the segment blade. The e-blade and scraper were a little disappointing. The grout saw and segment blade worked great. I understand the sander works very well, too, but haven't tried that yet... The replacement blades seem a little over priced which is disappointing. I hope the tool pays for itself. Time will tell.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Expensive but... Comment: My review will be just like most reviews of the Fein Multimaster. It's very expensive, the attachments are really expensive, but this tool does the job that other tools don't do. The first week I used it a half a dozen times. It really works, I'm glad I got, I wish the accessories were cheaper.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Amazing Comment: Does just what they say. I had to straighten a wall where it ended at a closet opening. I was able to cut the nails in about 20 sec, with no damage to the sheetrock where it mattered, as the molding covered it. The wall could then easily be pushed into the correct position and renailed. I was dreading doing this work so tried to hire someone. They were going to charge me $150 dollars and use a sledge. I learned long ago not to skimp on tools as the good ones last a lifetime. This tool is heavy but works so quickly it really doesn't matter.
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