A few months ago, our fearless leader Marc reviewed the Dremel Multi-Max MM20, Dremel’s budget-minded oscillating multi-tool (OMT). Given its bargain price of $59 (which has since gone up to $69), Marc was impressed with its performance, and recommended it as a great entry-level or occasional-use tool. Recently, Dremel provided us with its higher-end OMT kit, the Dremel Multi-Max MM45, to evaluate for this sponsored post. There are a lot of choices out there when it comes to this type of tool, and some bargains to be had, especially with the holidays approaching. If you’re a pro, or a serious do-it-yourselfer, this latest version of their popular tool is definitely worth a look. Read More
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Dremel Ultra Saw Review – Three Times the Fun with the 3-n-1
If I told you that you had to cut some thick steel, grind ancient thinset from concrete and undercut a handful of door jambs, you’d probably need a bunch of tools to get the job done, or would you? With the advent of the Dremel Ultra Saw, you won’t need a separate angle grinder, carbide chop saw or undercut saw to make all of these ultra-fun jobs complete. Read More
