DEWALT 20-VOLT MAX LITHIUM-ION CORDLESS OSCILLATING TOOL KIT
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We love having smaller cutting tools in the shop, which if you have read some of our previous blogs about them, you would know. They are great for those really odd jobs, like notching or cutting holes in sheathing for outlets. The DEWALT 20-VOLT MAX LITHIUM-ION CORDLESS OSCILLATING TOOL KIT has a powerful brushless motor providing up to 57% more run time over a similar brushed tool. Which is great not having to run back and forth through batteries. And can we mention that it is cordless! The best thing ever!
This kit includes 2 popular cutting attachments to help complete a variety of projects. One blade for wood and another blade for metal. The Quick-Change accessory system allows you to change blades quickly and easily and with the universal accessory adaptor. To switch blades, press down or squeeze (depending on how you're holding the tool) on the silver lever and stick on your cutting accessory right there. No extra tools required which is amazing! It's compatible with most oscillating tool accessories.
And this all comes with a tool bag, so you can keep everything you need together and away from dust. The DUAL-GRIP Variable Speed Trigger provides ultimate speed and application control and the bright LED light helps to illuminate dark work spaces.
The DEWALT 20V Max Oscillating Tool has all the features to help make your work look professional, while also keeping the usage simple. This is a great tool for cutting out notches, cutting out rectangles for outlets in either drywall or wood, and you can get attachments for removing grout, removing tile, sanding, and so so much more. This is an awesome all around tool to have around the house or the shop.
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