Fein Multimaster

boberty · Mar 29, 2012

Got bosch version myself and it has been a god send on the job i'm on at the moment. So much so the plumber has even ordered one and he i a skin flint.
just ordered some blades from axminster over the web, they also do multi packs. So they work out cheaper the more you buy.

cbw · Mar 29, 2012

My first Fein caught fire!!!!!!!

Waved it around on site by its flex, a flamming fire ball!!!!!!

That said I have bought another one, as stated buy your blades elswhere, I use shark blades.

I dont think I could do with out it now!!!

Strima · Mar 29, 2012

Got the Bosch (240v), really handy piece of kit. Would have gone for battery powered but after cutting several back box holes in 30mm floor boards I'd have spent more time waiting for the batteries to charge, just can't use it on site.

One of my favourite tools that has it's own special place in my heart...

billyblade · Apr 5, 2012

I've got the Fein Multimaster. I think it's great. The main difference between that and the others is the quick change lever mechanism for changing the blades (All the others use an allen screw like the original Fein) The sockets round off and you could easily lose the allen key.

Mark_Burgess · Apr 5, 2012

billyblade said:
I've got the Fein Multimaster. I think it's great. The main difference between that and the others is the quick change lever mechanism for changing the blades (All the others use an allen screw like the original Fein) The sockets round off and you could easily lose the allen key.

Not quite true, the bosch GOP300 is a lever type.

Resu · Apr 12, 2012

We have the Fein Multimaster, or as we refer to it "The Fiend". It's a wee beast, wouldn't be without it!

Victor · Apr 14, 2012

I have a Fein and it's one of the best bits of kit I have. Blades can be expensive but look on the net and you can save yourself money.

What I like about it the most, is that here in France I have to fit a lot of backboxes into limestone and I can use old worn out blades to chase out the holes and the channels for the trunking with very little mess.

Would certainly recommend one.