Best Multi Tools

Latest review: Only use the tool for home repair light work twice in 4 months since purchased in early may 2020. It started to breakdown and lost confidence to buy more in the

Latest review: If people stop buying all this cheap and ridiculous crap they mite go out of business. What do people expect ! If you want good quality things that mite last a while DON’T buy crap that they see on T

Latest review: Total garbage. Basically it failed after about 2 hours use. The stator inside is stupidly connected and the wires fracture easily. YouTube has several videos on how to repair it. My attempt to

Latest review: I'm an electrician and have to cut sheet rock and wood all the time. This tool has made things easier and more neat. So glad I purchased it and it will always be in my tool

Latest review: This is a handy tool for those hard to reach jobs. It won't replace any of your other tools but it will definitely complement them. Great for neat cutting, sanding odd shapes but don't expect it to

Latest review: I bought it from Warehouse. It's really useful power tools. I use it remove old silicone dig out rotten wood from windows wall and door. Even cutting slot in hard wood. It's just great DIY friend.

Latest review: I just bought this today. Best power tool I have. The 18v battery charged very quickly. I used the wood cutter first up. This was a pleasure to use. It cut through 12mm plywood with no worries. I

Latest review: I have a few Ozito PXC tools and have been pleased with their performance. Great for DIY jobs. As I have 2 18V batteries and can never find a torch with batteries when you need it, I saw this light

Latest review: The tool is easy and comfortable to use. The flatter batteries are a great idea giving me easier access in difficult areas. To get the full benefit of the tool I need to buy some accessories but

Latest review: works well, great attachment options, excellent speed control light enough to do fine work. battery last well. have been using it to dremel out clay from opal stones. great little

Latest review: Good little unit but battery is terrible 3.5 hours to charge not even an hour of running time Should have got the 240 volt instead Cheap to buy $89 Easy to use

Latest review: This tool is very handy for limited space / awkward angle (my only available tool under certain situations). However It is likely to be designed for small jobs. It doesn't have heaps of power - a

Latest review: It works really well, I use it every day to disassemble and assemble air conditioning systems. It is very light and has more than enough power to undo and tighten

Latest review: I bought this to use mainly for sanding and other small jobs. It's great for sanding, especially with the dust extraction attachment. But I had a small cutting job so I tried the plunge blade

Latest review: I WOULD RATHER HAVE A SAW then this product hell even any of these multi-tool's they are a waste of money and you will spend less time cutting wood with a saw then this you have to put it to max i

Latest review: I bought this compressor today assuming that, since it runs off mains power and claims to deliver up to 180 L/minute of compressed air, it should be ideal for my car tyres. I wanted something

Latest review: Thought this would be so useful for getting into those little places that are difficult to reach with larger power tools, what a disappointment. Only tried using the wood cutting tool, but found it

Latest review: Bought this about 3 and a half years ago. I have used it very little over that time have not worn a blade out yet but now the motor revs when you turn it on and then dies to an idle.. it is useless.

Latest review: Exactly same issue, same critical component failed yesterday under very little load Bought from Bunnings some time ago but had only handyman use since. Had speed control problem within minutes of

Latest review: I have used the original Leatherman PST for over 10 years and when I lost it I chose the Juice S2 as its replacement (only because they don't sell the PST any more). The Juice S2 is step backward