An oscillating multi tool is one the most versatile gadgets in your workshop’s arsenal, capable of trimming baseboards and cutting metal pipe, sanding furniture, removing grout from tile and ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A Makita multi-tool can help with many chores, from removing old coats of paint and varnish to cutting wood and drywall. In fact, it can ...

Save your elbow grease – and avoid damaging the plant in question – by matching the tool to the size of the cut. Besides, it’s all too easy to snap a handle on your favorite tool by attempting to cut ...

It’s easy to cut bolts and small machine screws to length. On the other hand, there isn’t any job so small or simple that it can’t be done wrong.

Consumer Reports rates 14 oscillating multi-tools from top brands, including DeWalt, Fein, and Milwaukee to find the best.

Few cutting tools match the utility of a good oscillating multi-tool, but what are the differences between the Milwaukee M18 Fuel and the Makita Starlock?

Such is the case with [ToolTechGeek]’s flat-pack metal multi-tool build. Can an entire multi-tool be made with only flat pieces of laser-cut metal and fasteners? It would seem so, yes.