Multi-Tool and Battery, 18V, 4.2 Degree

This saw is great. I have the 5.0 battery and start with a full charge. I cut 10 doorjambs off so twenty counting both sides of the door installing a floor. Also cut some of the floor with it. After two days of use and a few blades the battery was still 3/4 charged. I used the auto setting and it makes the saw work so much easier. Hardly any felt vibration. Would buy again if needed. This saw is well built and built to last.

A solid oscillating tool from Milwaukee. The vibration was noticeably less than their previous brushed models. The auto-speed is a neat feature but I think it would only be viable for making cuts in drywall or similar material. Anything harder than a softwood you would probably just wanna set your speed manually. If I end up needing another one, I would definitely purchase this again.

KABOOM! Another fantastic Milwaukee product. If you get paid salary this baby’s for you, this gets things done. If you get paid by the hour or are one of those low quality DIY YouTube movie makers you should probably go with, you know... that yellow brand... If not and you want to feel the power of the FUEL this bad boy is for you!

After watching tons of YouTube videos this thing just seem to be the bomb I got it and I am not unimpressed put yourself a Diablo blade on there and I believe this thing would cut the moon in half very awesome tool one of my favorites

My dad has a 20V Dewalt that I used and liked. I wanted to buy the Dewalt, but already own a lot of milwaukee batteries. Reluctantly, I purchased this milwaukee vibe tool. I used both tools side by side, cutting the same materials on the same day with fully charged batteries and using the same blade.Overall- the milwaukee is way better. The ergonomics are better. Cuts at least twice as fast. Vibration is way lower allowing for faster, more accurate, more comfortable cuts. It makes the Dewalt look like a little kid tool.The tool-less blade change on the Dewalt is much easier. Squeeze a lever pop the blades out and in. The milwaukee has a lever to flip then you need to loosen the bolt holding the blade inplace. The Dewalt blade changes are faster, but they appear a little less secure. The Dewalt blade change lever is also a bit bulky at the head of the tool where it may get in the way.The one thing I dislike about the milwaukee is the speed adjustment knob. It has no resistance and is located where you grip the tool. The speed easily changes when repositioning the tool or switching hands. It's probably the cheapest feeling dial of all time. I had to tape over it to keep in place. The auto mode for increasing power as the load increases makes it bearable.I've only used the Milwaukee 18V and Dewalt 20V cordless oscillating tools and a few cheap corded versions. This one is by far the best out of those.

got the tool had the battery came with one blade . tool is quiet, easy to handle for old folks who have had problems with hands and arms. Wife used it and liked it better then most of my other tools, now I have to buy another one as she has taken the tool for her use.... good buy

The versatility of this tool is something else! It’s like several tools in one. Cuts and sands like a dream. It has become the one tool that I can’t do without. It has a very strong motor. With some blades it will cut your nails faster than any of the other ones I have seen it put up against.

This multi-tool cuts wood like a hot knife through butter. The batteries are best and longest lasting on the market