PORTER-CABLE PCE606K 3-Amp Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit with 11 Accessories
June 16, 2018 - Comment
PORTER-CABLE PCE606K 3.0 Amp Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit with 11 Accessories features a TOOL FREE SYSTEM blade change that allows for quick changes and adjustments for specific applications without wrenches and bolts. Its 3 Amp motor delivers power to complete applications fast, and a variable speed dial (10,000 – 22,000 OPM) optimizes performance and control across a complete range of applications. This tool has a 3 position over mold handle which provides a gripping area on the front, middle and rear to improve comfort by reducing vibration. The 8 foot cord minimizes the need for extension cords. Commonly used for cutting, sanding, scraping, and grinding. Includes: (1) Wood Blade, (1) Wood/Metal Blade, (1) Sanding Plate, (8) Sand Paper, (1) Kit Bag.
Product Features
- 3 Amp Motor delivers power to complete applications fast
- TOOL FREE SYSTEM blade change allows quick changes and adjustments
- Variable Spped Dial (10,000 – 22,000 OPM)
- 3 Position Over Mold Handle
- 8 Foot Cord
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Just what you need, nothing you don’t Quick release lever placement would be better on top, but most of the time it’s OK. Other than that, it’s a great tool. Variable speed helps a lot and plenty of power. Most, but not all so-called “universal” blades will fit, Dremel in particular does not. Preferred buying this basic set and just getting the attachments I actually need vs. the 200 piece sets. So far, only thing I’ve added is a half-circle blade.
Dangerous failure after only 5-minutes of using this tool. … Dangerous failure after only 5-minutes of using this tool. First, the tool lost its ability to vary the speed (only working in full speed), then the on-off switch failed while in full speed requiring the tool to be unplugged to be turned off.
Performs well This tool performs exactly as expected. It is powerful enough to cut quickly and it is precise. The tool-less blade-change feature is very handy, although it requires quite a bit of force on the lever to free the blade; much easier than having to use a screwdriver or allen wrench, however. The tool body does get somewhat hot after continuous use, and you should be careful not to cover the ventilation area with your hand when holding it. Finding blades on-line to fit was not easy, since the…