Dremel Multi Max 6300 Manually

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. Great for doing detailed work or access in tight spaces. Ideal for cutting wood and drywall and sanding.

Includes 3 sanding sheets, 1 hook and loop pad, 2 blades and case The Dremel Multi-Max 2.3 Amp Oscillating Tool Kit offers do-it-yourselfers a versatile and effective multitasking tool with the professional oscillating performance you've come to expect. It incorporates a powerful, efficient motor that provides cool, smooth operation under load. The compact design makes it easy to handle when doing detail work or in tight spaces. Includes tool, MMP80 sanding sheets, MM11 hook-and-loop sanding pad, MM450 cutting blade, MM480 wood flush-cut blade and a storage case.

Powerful 2.3 Amp motor delivers 10,000 - 21,000 OPM for optimal precision and smooth operation. Quick-fit system for fast accessory changes without removing the clamping screw. Separate on/off switch retains speed setting for ease of use. Ergonomically optimized soft grip for comfort and control. 7 ft. Power cord. 2-year warranty.

7 ft. Rubber cord for a wide working range. Includes: MMP80 sanding sheets, (1) MM11 hook-and-loop sanding pad, (1) MM450 cutting blade and (1) MM480 wood flush-cut blade and a case. '. The Dremel Multi-Max 2.3 Amp Oscillating Tool Kit offers do-it-yourselfers a versatile and effective multitasking tool with the professional oscillating performance you've come to expect.

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It incorporates a powerful, efficient motor that provides cool, smooth operation under load. The compact design makes it easy to handle when doing detail work or in tight spaces. Includes tool, MMP80 sanding sheets, MM11 hook-and-loop sanding pad, MM450 cutting blade, MM480 wood flush-cut blade and a storage case.

Powerful 2.3 Amp motor delivers 10,000 - 21,000 OPM for optimal precision and smooth operation. Quick-fit system for fast accessory changes without removing the clamping screw. Separate on/off switch retains speed setting for ease of use.

Ergonomically optimized soft grip for comfort and control. 7 ft. Power cord. 2-year warranty. 7 ft. Rubber cord for a wide working range.

Includes: MMP80 sanding sheets, (1) MM11 hook-and-loop sanding pad, (1) MM450 cutting blade and (1) MM480 wood flush-cut blade and a case. '.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Loriw from Time Saver We bought a foreclosure to remodel and this tool has been my go to for the project. From plunge cutting for electrical boxes to trimming off old linoleum and removing bad pieces of drywall and trim. We originally bought this for use in our main home to cut door trim for flooring, but have found so many other things it can do. The only thing I am disappointed with is that the website does not offer videos that show what else the tool can do. I may be missing out on some great time saving features! So please, please add videos to show what the attachments are and can do.

Thanks so much for a great tool with enough power to get the job done! Rated 4 out of 5 by cltguy from If I had to do it over again this would be my 2nd saw, after the circular. This tool works great. If I had to do it over again this would be my 2nd saw, after the circular.

Dremel Multi Max 6300 Manually Manual

This tool works great when just about nothing else will, like upside down plunge cuts flush through subflooring against a floor joist. You can cut nails with it but you will probably ruin your blades.

Dremel Multi Max 6300 Manual

The chuck system is a bit annoying but it works, not quick release. Also, you'll need hearing protection while using this tool. Rated 4 out of 5 by Old Doug from Quality Dremel tool I am hoping it lives up to the Dremel reputation and the life of my Dremel rotary tool which is over 15 years. So far it has been great in cutting nails at a stud joint to remove a stud without damage and grinding and sanding a small area of advantec floor underlayment to remove mortar residue after removing a bathtub. Only gave 4 stars, no place for 4 3/4 stars, as the tool I got has a built in wrench that although it is easy to remove it is a bear to open with bare hands and impossible with work gloves on. I'm hoping it gets somewhat easier with use but as long as it has a solid open position I'm happy so I didn't call Dremel for a replacement. I may have to just in case because when working with wood gloves are a must.

I failed to mention that it works great on removing grout from between tiles to assist in regrouting and that the 60 grit sanding paper performed better than expected removing what it was not designed for. Rated 4 out of 5 by sandiegohaunted from Versatile tool that meets expectations The Dremel Multi-Max, is an oscillating tool that for lack of better terms doesn't transfer the feeling of vibration to the user (which is a good thing). This Dremel has a wide range of odd shaped attachments (for purchase separately- kit comes with 4) that can do all sorts of jobs including sanding, drywall cutting, door jams, etc etc. Changing attachments is simple and fast enough to not hinder progress. This tool is not for cutting 2x4's or any major job, it is designed to help expedite routine jobs like cutting drywall, or sanding small areas. If your a tool guy like me this will fit nicely into your garage and be used regularly for small fixes around the house. Rated 5 out of 5 by Doresoom from Versatile Tool The Multi-Max had been on my 'tools I'd eventually like to own' list for quite some time.

It's one of those tools that just makes certain jobs go a whole lot easier. This kit comes with several different attachments to get you started: a wood/drywall semi-circular blade, a wood flush-cut blade, a flexible scraper, and a sanding attachment. They attach with a pretty straightforward chuck that is opened/tightened with the included allen key. The chuck allows you to mount the blades at different angles in order to use them the most efficiently/ergonomically. Make sure you really crank it down though - the first time I used it, the chuck backed off and dropped the saw blade while I was cutting with it!

The tool has a separate on/off switch and speed control, which lets you turn the tool off and then resume at the same speed again. I tried out most of the attachments with pretty good results: - The wood flush-cutting tool made short work of some half-inch plywood. The blade also has fractions of an inch markings so you can tell how deep of a cut is being made. One of the clear advantages the Multi-Max has over regular rotary tools is that it can cut into a flat surface or long dowels without clearance issues. I don't know how many times I've had to angle a cut because my rotary tool wouldn't reach far enough in with a cutting disk before the body of the tool got in the way.

The drwyall/wood semi-circular blade was pretty slow-going on the pine that I tried it on, due to the smaller teeth. It was easier to control, but I think I'd rather use a jigsaw for such a task, as long as space isn't a constraint. The blade also worked surprisingly well for cutting half-inch PVC pipe, without much burning/melting happening. I haven't tried it on drywall yet, but I expect that it would perform even better on that. The sanding attachment worked very well for bare wood, and you can really get it into the nooks and crannies that a circular orbital sander won't cover. I didn't notice any swirl marks or cross-grain scratches, but I didn't stain the wood that I used it on either.

So unless the cross-grain sanding just isn't visible to the naked eye, you should be good for finish sanding with the Mult-Max. A pretty good-sized carrying case is included, with spots for fixing all of the attachments that came with the tool. The case also provides a generous area for stowing the cord, which is often a big headache when it comes to handheld tool cases. I haven't had to stop and rearrange the cord even once in order to close the case. The only downside to this tool is how expensive the accessories are for it. They get you started with a good assortment, but the replacements will really hit your wallet. For example, their brand-name sanding pads are about a buck apiece, and you have to buy them in multi-grit packs (or at least I couldn't find any single-type packs).

Luckily, there are off-brand accessories, and Dremel does make an adapter that allows you to use other brand's accessories as well. I'll have to try some of them and see if they stand up to the task, or if the Dremel accessories are just more expensive due to quality. Rated 2 out of 5 by Mark from Blades go dull almost immediately Brought this tool to cut out drywall in order to relocate electrical outlets during a bathroom remodel. When I started to cut out the 3/8 drywall I immediately notice that the cutting rate went way down. The reason was that the blade, a 'wood/drywall' blade, had no teeth left on it!

There were no nails, pipes or even studs that I initially thought I must have hit. The blade literally lasted 8 inches!

Within 15 minutes ALL of the wood blades that were included with the tool were worn out - absolutely no teeth. Considering the price of blades this inexcusable. Will return tool tomorrow. Back to chop saw or hand drywall saw. So disappointed.