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The Fein multimaster is a great tool, but pretty pricy. I have the Fein and a Soniccrafter (lower cost clone of the Fein). They both perform really well. I know harbor frieght and dremel also have versions of themultimaster, but cant comment on how well they work or are built.
Doug Fletcher
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Hi Dan, Does the offer still standing? I will pay for shipping or exchange for a number of patterns if you want to.Originally Posted by PCW
Thanks,
HT
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my money is on the ridgid jobmax. does everything the dremel and fein tools and more... interchangeable heads... it is also a right angle drill, impact wrench, jigsaw, sawzall, and even an auto hammer.. It comes in 12v, 18v, electric, and pneumatic... use mine everyday... the basic setup costs the same as a dremel and you can add whatever heads you want later. Awesome tool... almost forgot, If you get the 12v or 18v, make sure you register your product... Batteries have a lifetime guarantee as long as you register it, or it's 3 years from date of purchase...
Last edited by rickyz; 05-08-2013 at 03:31 PM.
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I have one that I received for my birthday. I used it one time and then tossed it in the trash. I have to agree, go with the Rigid Jobmax. I have the Craftsman version that I purchased with Sears rewards and it works fantastic. No complaints at all. I may have to get the Jobmax air tool though, sounds like it would be handy!
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