litium multi tool as Bosch

[martysparky]

Just ordered one of these to give a go looks just the same as the bosch but with a lower pric

CEL MT1 Multi2PRO 10.8V li-ion Cordless Multitool (2 Batteries) Plus Accessories Kit

 

[robsparky1975]

Cool looks like a fein(is that right name)tool,but is that mains or battery,i dont have one,but that li-ion looks a good piece of kit,let us know how it performs m8

 

[martysparky]

Yes mate just like Fein but with Li-ion bats as the Bosch at £170.

Anyone else have the CEL version?

 

[ian]

I have the CFL. There are ok. I find the battery drains quickly if cutting tile, I used it yesterday to cut socket boxes in noggins, only managed to cut 2 ½ before I needed to change the battery. But they have saved me loads of time when cutting boxes into plasterboard.

Ian

 

[Smugley]

Got the green bosch mains powered one off amazon for £52 recently. Uses the same blades and you never need to charge the battery Good choice for anyone umming and ahhing about the price of the Li-Ion models. Might get a cordless when funds allow but for now this is a good cheap compromise.

 

[hopkins85]

I got the Bosch mains one aswell. Really happy with it. I might also invest in the CEL to go in tool box for plasterboard jobs.

 

[martysparky]

you can buy the tool without accessories as you already have them.

£100 with two batteries or £75 with one.

Search: cel

 

[suds]

not stalking you marty, promise...

i tried that tool at the gadget show last year

feels really nice, fits in one hand (the fein one is a monster if uve ever used it)
u can hold it right up near the blade so its nice to control

blades are well cheap too, i think the full set 50 bits or something was under £35

ah found some 3 for 1
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[martysparky]

no prob suds these threads are there to look at comment on as you feel fit.

thanks. I did buy the accessory pack as it was cheap i feel for all the attachments and they are there if i need them at some point, however I will no doubt be using the blades as you have quoted mostly.

the tool is as you said a good size in hand and functions as expected. I'm happy with it so far.

 

[keniff]

i have the bosch one but i havent even used it on a job yet, what do you guys find them handy for? its been a sander for me so far at home