Black & Decker BD200MTB 2.5-Amp Variable-Speed Oscillating Multi-Tool
July 4, 2017 - Comment
Highlights: 2.0 Amp – VS Tool free release lever eliminates the need for a hex key Variable speed dial has six speed settings Includes rigid scraper, 1 in wood/metal blade, 12 sandpaper sheets, sanding base and carrying bag Specifications: 120 voltage, 10,000-20,000 rpm, AC power source and 1.4 degrees oscillating angle
Product Features
- Tool-free blade release makes accessory changes easy, quick release lever eliminates need for a hex key
- With 13 available accessories the range of possible applications is virtually unlimited
- Variable speed dial has six speed settings (10,000 – 20,000 OPM) to deliver precision performance
- Comfort grips provide better handling and control for optimal results
- Class leading 2.5-amp motor powers through the toughest applications
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Good tool, I’m happy with it! I bought a cheaper different brand version of this tool from local big box lumber type store. It quit working after a short use. I returned it and ordered this one. I used it to cut under a window sill to install a metal one. This did a great job. Cut through nails wood and all with ease. I wish I had bought one of these years before. It’s a great tool and you can find the cutters just about anywhere. I especially like the quick change feature to install the new blades. Good tool. Good purchase.
OK, but not much power–change that to Not OK Update, September 22, 2016: Ordered a new sanding pad on Amazon for 5 bucks, happened upon 4″ triangle sandpaper 6-pack of different grits at a tool rental place. I was unable to buy only the grit I wanted, but that didn’t matter as on the second sheet, the pad’s screws vibrated out and it fell apart. $10+ good money after bad; I quit.
Much better than I expected – but somewhat limited blade availability This is my first oscillating multi-tool. When I bought it it was just over $50 here on Amazon. At the time of the writing of this review it has increased in price by about $10, so obviously Black & Decker and Amazon realized that it was too good of a deal at the lower price.