ATOMIC 20-Volt MAX Cordless Brushless Oscillating Multi-Tool with (1) 20-Volt Battery 2.0Ah

This product is too fraigiley to use for removing the dirt on the cremic wall. Only withhin one hour it’s just down unable to continue to do job。

I had $150 worth of Home Depot gift cards from last Christmas and my birthday in May (my family knows what to get me). I held off using them until I figured out what I really wanted. I decided to spend them on this DeWalt oscillating tool as I will be helping my son renovate a 1930s house this fall/winter and I know sometimes there are oddball times when we'll need something like this. I liked that it was brushless, which should save on battery life and that you don't need a special tool to change blades. I already had 2 batteries for my DeWalt cordless drill, so I saved some money buying the tool only. It came with 2 blades, a bi-metal blade and an HSC blade (?) apparently good for wood. I wanted to repair the brick moulding trim on my garage door by cutting out the rotten area and cutting a new piece to fit instead of replacing the whole piece. So I cut out the bottom 10" with this oscillating tool without removing the trim on each side of the door (see photo). It cut right thru and it was nice to be able to control the speed with the trigger. It has a lot of power if you really squeeze the trigger! It was easy to control, too, and I got a nice clean even cut along my pencil line. The only neg I had was that the handle that you squeeze to change the blade is right where you want to hold onto the tool to make your cut. This might cause problems (broken blade maybe?) if you accidentally squeeze it too hard while you're cutting. I realized what I was doing and put my hand beneath the lever after that. Just something to be aware of. Maybe DeWalt could possibly come up with another way to keep the release out of the way when you're using the tool. All in all, though, despite its cost, I think I have added a good tool to my arsenal.

I use this oscillating tool for everything! It's light, doesn't use too much battery, and is easy to use. The only con is that you will wear through blades pretty quickly so buy extra. I love this tool though and am kicking myself for not getting one sooner.

Nice and quiet vs the Craftsman one I used a while back.

Very compact like not having a wire very happy with this tool in my collection

I have had dewalt cordless since they were first released. For the price you can’t beat them.

I bought this 2.0 Ah battery pack to use with the 18 V to 20 V adapter that I bought for the older 18 V tools I have. It was $30 off of the regular price (new lower price) so I opted to go with this instead of the older 18 V battery which was $40.00 higher ($99.00). I may still buy the older 18 V battery if I find a great price simply because the adapter doesn't fit my 18 V flashlight. In addition, this battery will work with all of the other 20 V tools I have bought recently and can serve as an extra battery. By the way, don't leave the battery in the adapter or it will run down.

I just got my Atomic oscilating tool 2 days early from estimated. Which is great. A little dissapointed with the spec’s section however. OPM under spec’s saids “ 0-20,000 OPM. When i check it in the actual tool its only 0-18,000. Something like that wouldnof made me switch it up and just go for the XR. Reguardless the tool is still brushless. I will see how it does out in the field....Dewalt always 5 stars. Home Depot, ya get 4 stars. Still love yall tho.

Atomic 20 Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Oscillating Tool I found changing the blades on this 20 Volt Max Compact Series Atomic Oscillating Tool to be very simple and quick. With just a squeeze of the lever I was able to quickly insert a blade without any additional tools. It is so much easier than an older model that I have by a different manufacturer. I then used the oscillating tool to trim a Locust Tree log that I was making into a garden sign. The angle cut was originally cut using a chain saw which left a large bur that had to be trimmed off. The DeWalt tool cut through the Locust wood easily and was able to match the angle perfectly. The tool had plenty of power and being cordless made it very convenient. No need for an extension cord or outlet. (Bring the tool to the work piece instead of the work piece to the tool.) There is nothing about this tool that I did not like. I would highly recommend this tool to anyone looking for a high quality oscillating tool.

I am not familiar with the oscillating tools but have an idea how they work and have seen others use them. I carefully read the instructions for this one and they seemed clear, well written and well illustrated. There is a clever clamping mechanism to hold the bit, blade, accessory or.attachment you're using. I think this clamping mechanism is exclusive to DeWalt. I think on other oscillating tools the blade must be mounted on an arbor. This also includes a screw and clamping washer for use with blades from other companies. It is surprisingly light and the brushless motor minimizes the vibration transferred to your hand when using it. DeWalt is a quality brand used by the pros and you'll take pleasure using them as a hobbyist or DIYer. Because working on your own house feels good. Careful reading of the instructions might make one think a depth guide and cutting guide is included but some research revealed that quite a few other people also wondered why it is "missing". The answer is that it is not included when purchasing "tool-only". If you buy the kit with batteries, charger and case, I think it is included. Some more research shows if you want the depth and cutting guide there are three separate parts you can purchase, singly for about $30. If you want a depth gauge put a piece of tape on the blade at the depth you desire.