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You lot have convinced me I should get a Dewalt multi tool, so thanks for that :-)

Still haven't got one (Or the money) but I was looking and I found the usual ad Click me

But then I found this one Click me

The 2nd one is £36 less, they seem to be the same thing, or am I missing something?
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i dont think there is any difference in the multitool itself - has the same model number
its not a third party, sold by amazon, usually they are very good if there is any issues , at least in my experiance

I know sometines the images can be misleading, I have had issues with 2 items where the item supplied is not in the picture - but it was mentioned in the text

But in the text it does say
1 x 31 x 43mm Wood with Nails Blade
- 1 x 31 x 43mm Fast Cut Wood Blade
- 1 x Sanding Pad
- 25 Sheets Assorted Sandpaper
- 1 x Universal Blade Adaptor

which is 29 accessories - same as the screwfix one mentions

and the same model number DCS355N-XJ
which shows what items you get
the dewalt site
https://www.dewalt.co.uk/products/dcs35 ... -bare-unit
lists 29 pc Accessory Set to support a range of cutting and sanding applications

I think i got the

DCS355NT-XJ
Notice the T
cant find the exact model , as i got 2x 2Ah batteries as well
which included a t-stak case as well
https://www.dewalt.co.uk/products/dcs35 ... -bare-unit
They have various combinations of bits etc for multitool like DCS355M2-XE , includeds batteries
but all the same model unti
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Sometimes model numbers are different if naked, with batteries, with accessories etc
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its a dewalt buzzy toy model DCS355 suffix tells the kit included n= naked[no battery or charger ] your guess what the xj probably the full extra kit
if you get say 2 4ah batteries it will probably say 2x4 as in DCS3552x4-xj or something like that
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Post by fin »

actually..... good time to ask this,.... my multi tool same model as this is canny old now. its probably at the end ish of its life. when its in use the handle part gets noticeably hot. it doesnt take long for it to get hot.... does this happen with any of yours? mine has started to go a bit dicey on the trigger also. not to put you off s/e as if mine went bang id replace it with the same model anyway. ive had a lot of use out of it so i cant complain
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i got mine in May2018 - and has been used a bit for DIY stuff , cutting some channels in plaster - and wood etc
The lock does not work - and the trigger is a bit dicey also
Not noticed it get hot - but as I say just a DIYer and last use was probably when i put a new Cloakroom in last autumn
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the trouble you have with the dewalt is you can hold it in 2 positions as the trigger is long and iff you choose the wrong [front] position it can impede the air flow exacerbated by the fact you are holding the heat source area :dunno:
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holding the closest to the battery part.
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ok your obviously a hounnery sweaty sock and overheating the motor :dunno:
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I have ordered one, delivery is 2 weeks.
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I am pleased to say, as you see, it is here. Never had one before, just tested it, not sure how I did without one.

Yes. For £89 it does come with all the accessories, but no battery or charger. (It wouldn't it is sold as bare)
Very happy.

Oh, and its like the Dewalt drill in that the more you squeeze the trigger the faster it goes.
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Someone-Else wrote: Thu Jul 28, 2022 6:31 pm not sure how I did without one.
yep, thats how i have felt with quite a few tools I have purchased since 2018 - how on earth did i do so much before , I know , it was a lot of hardwork and slower .......
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the full naked kit contains dusts extraction depth stop adapter for other blades a few more blades and an allen screw for non slotted blades on top off the full sanding kit
in other words what you have plus this
https://www.powertoolworld.co.uk/dewalt ... kit-x6-pcs
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Screwfix offers stock but very rarely any price advantage.
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Neelix wrote: Fri Jul 29, 2022 9:53 amScrewfix offers stock but very rarely any price advantage
Try saying "Screwfix want £31 MORE than I paid"
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Would you hit a nail with a shoe because you don't have a hammer? of course not, then why work on anything electrical without a means of testing Click Here to buy a "tester" just because it works, does NOT mean it is safe.

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