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Hope it's okay to ask.
I am planning on buying one for a few jobs around the house. Mainly cutting wood (door frames, old cladding and using the sander for getting in the corner of furniture every now and then). I've never used one before so i may end up finding lots of other little uses for it lol.
There is a second hand Dewalt one on FB market place in "very good " for £55 condition but it doesn't come with any blades, sander attachment etc. To buy these it would cost around £25 + £8 in petrol to pick the tool up. So the grand total would be £88.
There is a brand new Titan multitool with a case with bits etc in Screwfix for £40. It's also walkable distance.
Both are 300w and both are wired.
Money is a bit of an issue at the moment BUT i am happy to pay the extra if it'll make things easier and last longer etc.
Just for doing a few jobs around the house would there be anything noticeable in the cheaper titan? i have a few Dewalt tools and a few Titan tools and while the dewalt ALLWAYS feel better quality but I've never actually had a problem with the titan stuff.
However, I've seen a few YouTube videos that mention cheaper oscillating tools are almost useless for anything other than cutting plasterboard and MDF wood.
Thank you for any help you can give <3
I am planning on buying one for a few jobs around the house. Mainly cutting wood (door frames, old cladding and using the sander for getting in the corner of furniture every now and then). I've never used one before so i may end up finding lots of other little uses for it lol.
There is a second hand Dewalt one on FB market place in "very good " for £55 condition but it doesn't come with any blades, sander attachment etc. To buy these it would cost around £25 + £8 in petrol to pick the tool up. So the grand total would be £88.
There is a brand new Titan multitool with a case with bits etc in Screwfix for £40. It's also walkable distance.
Both are 300w and both are wired.
Money is a bit of an issue at the moment BUT i am happy to pay the extra if it'll make things easier and last longer etc.
Just for doing a few jobs around the house would there be anything noticeable in the cheaper titan? i have a few Dewalt tools and a few Titan tools and while the dewalt ALLWAYS feel better quality but I've never actually had a problem with the titan stuff.
However, I've seen a few YouTube videos that mention cheaper oscillating tools are almost useless for anything other than cutting plasterboard and MDF wood.
Thank you for any help you can give <3