In our testing, its cutting speed was in the top tier and its isolated head design offers a nice reduction in how much vibration you feel. Kobalt quietly has one of the best oscillating multi-tools for the money. Price: $64 bare, $89 kit (1 x 1.5Ah battery) The bare tool is just $64 and the kit is $89. ItвЂ™s also one of the most affordable options we recommend. Using the dial in front of the trigger, you can set its 20000 OPM top speed lower for a more controlled approach when you need it.ДЄt just 1.6 pounds bare, itвЂ™s one of the lighter models available and the 1.5Ah battery that comes in the kit doesnвЂ™t add a ton to it. It drifts from the standard design trend with a one-finger trigger and a handle design thatвЂ™s comfortable to use. Hart makes a compelling case for DIYers with the HPMT01. Pair this one with a 4.0Ah Core18V battery for the best balance of runtime and weight.Д«uy at Acme Tools Best Hart Oscillating Multi-Tool While its speed is somewhat muted by a 2.8В° oscillating angle, we like the 8000 вЂ“В 20000 OPM control the variable speed dial offers and the improved efficiency and life of the brushless motor. With both 12V and 18V models available, itвЂ™s the higher performance of the 18V system that weвЂ™re drawn to in this case. Until we can use them to know for sure, we can only go on FeinвЂ™s stellar reputation.Д«est Oscillating Multi-Tool Recommendations from Brands We Trust Best Bosch Oscillating Multi-Tool GOP18V-28NД«osch was part of the team that developed the Stalock system, so itвЂ™s no surprise our favorite Bosch model features it. However, Fein shifted to a MultiMaster-only cordless offering and we havenвЂ™t been able to get our hands on them to see how they compare to the models we have and love.Д¬hances are, these are still among the best oscillating multi-tools available. We still use the cordless MultiMaster and SuperCut models that weвЂ™ve had for years. Shop Milwaukee Blades The Elephant in the Room: What About Fein?ДЇein has been a favorite multi-tool of ours for a while now.

Heads up: DeWalt has a 12V Xtreme oscillating multi-tool on the way thatвЂ™s an even lighter and more compact design.

ThereвЂ™s also a $99 kit available that makes this the best value oscillating multi-tool available. It has three speeds instead of one and a higher top-end speed. The handle fits comfortably in your hand and the variable speed paddle trigger gives you control over both the speed and grip location.Д«etween this model and the 20V Max Atomic, we still prefer the DCS356. Both the cutting speed and vibration control are far better than the brushed model it replaced.Д®ven though the performance is better, the physical design didnвЂ™t change much.

DeWaltвЂ™s XR brushless multi-tool has been out for a couple of years, but itвЂ™s an excellent design. WeвЂ™ve gone down that road before and were left disappointed. We didnвЂ™t bother testing the cheapest models. ThereвЂ™s a difference between getting the cheapest oscillating multi-tool and a good tool on a budget.

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