Multicutters

Multicutters are versatile power tools designed to perform a wide range of cutting, sanding, and scraping tasks. They operate with a high-frequency oscillating or rotating head that attaches to various accessories. This oscillating motion allows for precise control and efficient material removal without the aggressive pull or kickback often associated with rotary tools.

The core of a multicutter is its motor, which drives the oscillating mechanism. Different models offer varying power levels and speed settings, catering to different applications. The key feature is the interchangeable accessory system, which allows users to quickly switch between different blades, scrapers, and sanding pads. Common accessories include wood and metal cutting blades, grout removal blades, plunge cut blades, and various grit sandpaper attachments.

Multicutters are widely used in DIY projects, home renovations, and professional trades such as carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work. They excel at tasks like cutting into drywall, removing old caulk or paint, trimming door jambs for flooring installation, sanding in tight corners, and even scraping stubborn adhesives. Their compact size and maneuverability make them ideal for working in confined spaces where larger tools would be impractical. Safety features typically include a dust extraction port and a variable speed control to match the tool's speed to the material being worked on.