We wanted to give away a cordless oscillating multi-tool as part of our 2013 Giveaway Bonanza, but that wasn’t all. It had to be the BEST cordless multi-tool. Luckily the choice was easy. We partnered with Bosch to give away a brand new 18V brushless oscillating multi-tool prize package!
The Prize: A Bosch MXH180BL 18V cordless multi-tool, SKC181-101 charger and Li-ion battery starter package, AND an array of Bosch OIS multi-tool accessories.
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Why? You can read more about why we consider this to be the best cordless oscillating multi-tool, but here are four quick reasons: lots of power, ease of use, quick blade changes, and great runtime.
We are also fans of Bosch OIS multi-tool accessories and use them almost exclusively, as they perform well and don’t need to be replaced too often.
Choices: There aren’t really any options to choose from, but we can try to accommodate the winner’s preference for certain types of accessories.
How to Enter: Leave a comment below with a brief note about how you would use the multi-tool. Would you use it more for cutting, sanding, grinding, or scraping tasks?
Winner Selection: (1) winner will be selected at random.
Rules: You must have a non-PO Box continental USA address. Entry period ends Jan 3rd, 2014. One entry per person.
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Prize Fulfillment: Bosch is sponsoring the giveaway and will handle prize fulfillment.
Russell Berger
yeeha! WOuld use it to trim door frame mouldings when istalling carpet, etc. I have the HF one and this would be a great step up!
Doug
I’ve always wanted an oscillating multi-tool. Would use it for cutting holes in sheetrock walls for electrical outles and trimming door frames when installing flooring.
Jerrick
I love Bosch 12v tools! I have a few, including several L-Boxxes. This OMT would be a great addition.
I will soon be building a built-in bookshelf and window seat at my house. The Bosch OMT would be awesome for flush cutting floor molding and crown molding, scraping surfaces on the floor, and then for final detail sanding of hard to reach areas.
Thanks for the opportunity and Merry Christmas!
Caleb Bahler
This would be a very useful tool in remodeling and old farmhouse, for a family with 6 children. Putting in new floors, doors and trim, this tool would make the tasks much easier. All of the functions would be used, cutting, sanding, etc. Thanks!
Mark Jund
I have been shopping around for an oscillating tool for a while now, reviewing and comparing different models and have decided that I definitely want a cordless model. I have come down to this Bosch tool or possibly the new DeWalt one. This seems like it would be easier to handle then the slightly awkward looking DeWalt.
Benjamin
I’m already invested into the Bosch 18v line, so this would be a great addition to my tools. Main use would be trimming door jambs, trim, etc. Looks like a great tool!
Doug
A tool like this would be great for working in my garage – it’s mostly unfinished, so a tool like this could likely do everything I need to new lighting run, trim off exposed nail heads, etc. Would make quick work of it from the sounds of things!
Jeremiah
We’ve just moved into a new apartment that needs quite a bit of work and this excellent tool would make it a lot easier. We’d use almost all of the functions, particularly sanding and scraping.
Florian Stauss
I would use it to cut drywall for patches or to install backer board, cutting trim to install flooring, cutting holes in cabinets for electricity or pluming, cutting dowels and plugs flush, plunge cuts for wood floor repairs, scraping old caulking, detail sanding in corner and inside edges. And I’m sure there are plenty more applications I’m not yet aware of.
jay k.
I would want it for my wife… she wants to start sanding old furniture to make new again. That would be an awesome kickstart to the projects.
Ruben
I’d use the multi-tool to take care of some things on the honey-do list.
Jeremy
I’d use it for trimming + sanding of carbon fiber and fiberglass composite components. I’ve heard good things about reduced dust generation with these compared to using a dremel or die grinder – that would be phenomenal if true, as the dust is NASTY stuff. Even with a dust collection system it seems to get everywhere.
Robb
I need to do some work on my bathroom and this would help a ton with the tile and grout work I need to do. It would also be really useful in my efforts to finish my basement.
Marc Moor
I’ve never used a oscillating tool but I continue to have projects where I wish I had one to do an efficient and accurate job. Tile work, cutting door jambs comes to mind first. Sanding hard to reach places, like staircases, furniture would be a time saver. Bosch appliances and auto products are tops so I figure this would perform at the same level. I like the L-Boxx system to manage lots of related storage issues.
Gerry
Just bought a steam shower to replace the existing deteriorated one. This tool is ideal for cutting the drywall around the flanges of the old fiberglass shower. This can be used to to cut the perfect rectangular on the wall for the new electrical box. In addition, it can be use for cutting new sections of water and drainage pipes, sanding the edges of the new tile floor, removing the old glue from the concrete after removing the old wood floor.
David e.
This would be fabulous. I am renovating a 33 foot sailboat for a two year photo expedition, lots of scraping, sanding, and detail cutting. (And if I borrow my neighbors multi-tool one more time … )
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Dustin
I would be using this for all of the cutting to remodel two bathrooms, redo the trim in the whole house, door installations, on and on. The ability to move around without a cord would make things so much quicker.
Steven
I have wanted one of these for a long time. I would use this tool for installing a light in my daughters closet. They installed one in all the closets but hers.
But its me!
I’ll admit I love my Fein, picked up when Home Depot was marking down the bag special model. I bided my time watching them inch down and finally bit. It is like the jack of all trades tool, with multiple uses around the house and yard. I would love to have a cordless Bosch, for those moments when a cord is a problem (like when cutting in the remote places like the attic).
Bob
I would use it more for cutting.You can easily make cuts in difficult to access areas with an oscillating tool.
Josh
I would use it in places where it’s a hassle to use my corded Bosch oscillating multi tool (i.e., everywhere).
Matt Hansen
Have wanted an oscillating tool for years. Thanks for the opportunity to enter!
Aaron Bosley
I’m buying a house. ’nuff said.
Andrew
This would speed up my miscellaneous sanding and cutting tenfold.
Kevin Smith
This would be a great addition to my current Bosch 18v Litheon set. I’ve been eying one of these for a while now and would use it for several upcoming projects at the house. Most notably replacing all the floors and doing a kitchen overhaul including refinishing the cabinets, new floors and counters.
Awesome contest! I can’t wait to put it to work! 🙂
Kevin
For me, this would be perfect for close-quarters cutting, especially for flooring and plumbing.
Javier
Your on a roll Stuart! I’ve been wanting an upgrade to my m12 multi tool. I mainly use it to cut door jambs for flooring installation and it only does a couple of doors before the batteries die out quick. Super long run times and more power would greatly be appreciated from the Bosch 18v brushless multitool.
Andrew
For work around the house!
jpark
The oscillating multi-tool is one of the most versatile tools I use during my exhibit projects. From the more rougher preparatory stage in the beginning all the way to the final detail work phase where the precision cuts and sanding are required.
Best,
JP
Tim C
Would love to have a cordless oscillating tool… I’m an electrician and would use this most for cutting wood/sheetrock/and sometimes metal or PVC pipe.
firefly
Please sign me up! I have a FEIN multimaster which is very good. However I am would prefer to get rid of the cord. I have heard great things about the Bosch so let see how it measure up to the Fein. I primary use them for trimming/cutting.
FOGGY MOUNTAIN MAN
AS A CHRONIC REMODELER, THIS TOOL WOULD BE USED TO CUT WOOD, NAILS AND BOLTS, ELECTRICAL BOX HOLES, PLASTIC PIPE AND AS A TOUCH UP SANDER. BEING CORDLESS WOULD MAKE IT MY GO TO TOOL FOR MANY OF THE CHORES I FACE DAILY.
Hang Fire
This is on my Christmas list… literally… and no one else is going to give it to me!
Best use is for carpet removal, especially where padding is glued down.
Ktash
I have some cabinet doors (cherry) that got burned in using the shaper. I would use this to clean up the hard to reach areas.
cory
I just purchased my first home and welcomed my first child into the world. so building a tool set is a bit difficult. I would use it on some bookshelves that i’m building for my son and 2 pantry’s i need to build for my kitchen.
Mark Matthews
I’d turn around and give it to my Dad, who just moved into the dream house that he and my Mom have wanted for years, and has plenty of projects where an oscillating tool would come in handy, working on some outdoor trim, cleaning up dried adhesive, etc.
James
I’ve got the Ryobi version and find it to be a very handy tool. Bosch would be a nice upgrade and I could “pay it forward” with the Ryobi
Les Garten
I have a lot of tools but haven’t picked up one of these yet. I am going to lay tile in the spring in my house and am looking into getting one of these to undercut the door frames. I could put this to good use gnawing those frames away!
Matt B.
I would definitely use this tool for cutting as I get caught in a lot of odd situations working on an old house. I have other Bosch products and absolutely love them so this would make an excellent addition.
Jamesun
If I were given this tool, I’d use it on my new truck that I’m looking to restore, and I’d love to have a multi tool to keep on my work truck, because using a damn sawzall or angle grinder on jobsites can become very heavy and annoying, not to mention very loud. The rotozip we use is unbelievably loud to use in a customers house when all we have to do is add a few plug boxes here and there. I like the cordless design and would love to be able to expand my tool collection.
Jason
I would use mine for cutting lots of drywall and wood. I really want a multitool with a tool less blade change having to break out an allen wrench to change blades on my M12 Multitool.
steve fritz
Have the corded version, going cordless without sacrificing power would be great in most situations. I would use it mainly for undercutting jambs while installing f looring.
Joshua Salomon
I would love to have this for trimming moldings.
Thanks!
Karen
I’m not sure but it would either be for cutting or sanding. Thanks.
Rick Clark
I love Bosch tools! I am installing new wood flooring and need to undercut the door trim to slip the wood flooring under the door trim. I also need to cut out some cement backer board on my kitchen backsplash surrounding the window above the sink.
Josh
Awesome! I’ve had my eye on this tool, I’d use it for cutting, grinding, and sanding on some metalwork I do. Seems like the perfect tool for small, awkwardly placed cuts and smoothing the edges.
John S
I would put this to use with sanding in the nooks and crannys of some projects I am working on right now – that would be great!
Jason
I’m a home improvement contractor. I keep hearing all the advantages of the oscillating tools, I just haven’t found the need for one yet. I’m sure if I had it I would find tons of uses for it though. I have the bosch 12v impact driver and drill, and I would love to have this to compliment my cordless kit!
Brandi Smith
My husband is a carpenter, and I would love to surprise him with this bosch 12v oscillating multi tool. He would love it!
Paul B.
This tool would be very helpful when sanding stairs, window trim and other tight areas. It would also solve the on going problem of how to cut trim and base board when changing types of flooring. the Bosch tools I have now do a heck of a good job and I’m sure this one wouldn’t let me down.
river1
Would I use it more for cutting, sanding, grinding, or scraping tasks?
How about ALL of the above. I’m in the market for a new to me fix up home so I would be doing it all.
MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY HOLIDAYS
later jim
NCD
This would be used primarily for cutting, although I can see where I could use it for sanding in some confined spaces. Thanks for this opportunity.
Fred
I have many trim related projects to do in the upcoming months and this would be a welcome addition. Getting into tight corners with a saw like this would make them go very quickly.
Happy Holidays everybody.
Jason
Whew! I could definitely use this for cutting Sheetrock for hvac supply registers and trim around their closet doors.
Anthony
I would use this sweet machine for cutting hardwood flooring, scraping paint and caulk, an sanding multiple wood project. What great tool! This would be a wonderful X-mas present! Thank you great opportunity!
Logan J
I would use this for cutting off door frames and breaking up old tile! It’s about time I step up from my 12v Ridgid.
Richard
I can’t say I’d use it more for one thing than another – my lady is on my case to repaint the living room, so I can see this coming very handy for a lot of prep work.
mustafa
its realy a handy tool ,i will need for house work
Bruno Aleman
I would use it to trim the sheet rock triming and tile detail.
jason b
Since I purchased the ridgid for my mother last year ive been itching to get this one.
A Capo
I would use it instead of my bulky HF corded one, to cut into sheetrock
T. Yamane
I’d use it for the upcoming flooring project and for the fine sanding of the roof trim and doors. thanks!
Derek L
I have a 40 year old house. This might help….
walt g
I hear these are great for removing the old caulking around windows which I plan on doing this spring. it would be awesome to have this to do it
Matthew Fant
I have to agree, this is the best one out there. Once you have one of these, you’ll never go back. I would absolutely love to win this tool. Thanks!
Jerry
I bought a corded oscillating tool a while back and wish I would have sprung for a cordless one. Many times I put off a little project here, or didn’t trim up something there, because of the hassle of finding an unused outlet, stringing a cord, and then putting everything away again. I did a little work on some trim ouside of the house, and the extension cord seems to be either in the way, or too short. A cordless version would help me finish my honey-do list much quicker.
Joel
I would use it when renovating my basement. Definitely would come in handy. Then use it for cutting sheet rock precisely. Seems to be a fist magnet.
Brent Cantrell
Would make a great addition to my tools. I work daily as a mechanical contractor and having 18v cordless power would be amazing.
Ross Rozycki
This would be a big help in various projects around my first house we hope to purchase soon, and likely would have some use in tinkering with my cars as well.
Henry H.
I have a ton of retaining wall blocks that I salvaged. Half of them have adhesive on them, and scraping by hand…well, sucks. I’d love to have one of these to make the task 20x easier.
joe
My first was one (corded) I bought on amazon as an impulse buy because it was on deal of the day. After having used it, man, i’m never letting it go. In fact, i’m going to buy me the dewalt one when it comes out…if I get lucky and try this one out..i may skip the dewalt one and tell my friends how good this one is. I’m a handy man and do sheet rock repair (cuts it like butter instead of using the hand saw), plumbing repair, wood floor repair, HVAC repair (I even fixed a coil that developed a small hole where it was hard to braze…could not get to it with any other tool)…
Raymond
I’d use it to remove a bunch of tile and grout so I can remodel my bathroom.
Federico Sevilla
I would love to oen this and to start one of the many house repairs my wife is being asking for ….
This tool will make it a lot easier.
Ben
I think it will be difficult to tell which of cutting, sanding, grinding, or scraping I will be doing more of on my new fixer-upper. Hopefully it would reduce the amount of swearing 🙂
B. Price
I have several projects that this jewel would be great for. The first is redoing the carpet in my boat. The scraper makes quick work of getting the old carpet and glue off and the sander cleans everything up for the new glue and carpet.
I also plan to add new windows throughout my house so the scraper, cutter and sander would all be used often.
Jason
I have a corded fein multi-master but a cordless multi tool would be nice for the smaller tasks. I use mine mainly for cutting tasks. I have used them to cut small acess holes in plaster and a drywall for running cables and wiring. I have used them for cutting sections out of old flooring and for cutting out sections of baseboard (like when the baseboard makes the spot for the new refrigerator a 1/4″ too small)
Dennis
I’ve done carpentry most of my life, and of course there are the obvious uses in that industry. However another use not spoken of much that I’ve needed one for is cutting pipe in very tight spaces
Luc
Never owned a multi tool but it would definitely help me with my woodworking projects and remodeling deck work.
Mahalo
Another great giveaway! I would use the OMT for flush cuts on my molding makeover project. I also have some grout to remove and this would be perfect.
Kimber Janney
We have 2 Bosch 12VMax Multitool, they are well made and very solid but sometimes lacking power or runtime on some difficult jobs like grinding concrete on a cast sink or shower drain.
I hate to hav eo plug in my old Fein;
Would love to give this one a try.
Sebastian Zieciak
First off I love Bosch cordless tools. I would mainly use it to cut door jambs when installing hardwood floors, trim work etc. This would be a great addition to my tools,
Duncan Gillis
We use oscillating tools all the time in the set shop where I work. The thin kerf of the blade and limited blade travel make them ideal for plunge cutting access holes and making modifications on existing structures. The sanding pads are great for accessing tight corners as well. It’d be great to have a cordless saw to take piñon stage.
Stanky
I would love this guy for sanding and cutting! Also the attic needs a bit of wood replaced and it would be sweet to have this cordless guy for that.
Mike
I’d probably use it most for cutting stuff….but there’s a ton of other things I could use it for.
Jason
First thing I’d use it for is to cut some branches off our Christmas tree to make it easier to dispose of! Then cutting door jambs and misc cuts and sanding for our upcoming flooring project.
Seth
I would use this for cutting trim, drywall and other misc. tasks around the house.
Kevin C
Cutting and sanding. Refurbing some old deck furniture; this would come in handy.
Eric Psencin
What wouldn’t I use this for? In new home construction and home warranty repairs it seems like more than once a week I find myself thinking I could really use one of these, from tile work, drywall repairs, adjusting door strike plates, etc…
Cari
oh this wonderful tool would really help me cut in dry wall and moldings and wood flooring. I would really work this thing. And it would save me a ton of time in the process. thank you for the great chance!
Miss Franciene
Id love to have it in my tool collection. I use it in all my home remodeling projects. cutting out holes for electrical boxes, flooring redos and and removing soiled grout from my tiled shower.
john
Looks like it would make a həll of a backscratcher.
Mitch
I would use the tool for sanding railings as I repair the deck at my new house!
Vitaliy Mukhaylov
Thank you and happy holidays.
Ryan Tarwood
Been considering buying a oscillating multi-tool for awhile now. Been more than a few instances where it would save me time and money. I’d use it mostly for cutting sheetrock, trim and moulding.
Jeff
I think i would use it most for cutting trim boards and such, but would love to use it multiple ways since it is a multi-tool 😀
mike k
Would love this. Perfect for some cutting work I have.
Ricky B
I’d probably use this for cutting and sanding tasks. I remember the infomercials of a like tool that started this type of tool popularity. I’ve wanted to try one ever since.
jay
I’ be already own the cordless, great tool andi use it all the time for cutting.
MarkT
This would be great for cutting jobs around the house, I could really use this! Thanks for the giveaway!
Herbert Massey
To be honest, I really didn’t think much of multi-tools until recently. After I accepted the idea of the multi-tool, I realized that I have put off a few jobs around the house, because I don’t own one. Our master shower needs a re-tile. There are some pipes in the garage that I need to cut back. Various molding needs to replaced. A multi-tool would prove invaluable in making these jobs quicker and look more professional.
John
I’ve been holding out on an oscillating tool for the longest time… would really save me a bunch of time shopping and comparing to have one chosen instead of having to go through all the hassles of picking and choosing!
Thomas
This would be great for cutting molding and trim for return air grills in pedestals. I currently don’t have a cordless oscillating multi-tool and the ease of one would be very beneficial.
Charlie B
Remodeling a late 1800’s farmhouse. Would use it for all of its multi functions. Sanding trim corners, spindles,ect.
Chris C
I’d like to use one for cutting purposes, but being that it’s a multi-tool, I’d really like to experience it’s full potential as the name implies.
KL
Looks nice! I’d use it for plunge cutting drywall
Brett Henson
I’m a painter. would use for sanding scrapeing and cutting. These tools are great! cordless would be even better. Thanks
Rob
I discovered that my corded Porter Cable oscillating tool fitted with a scraper blade does a great job removing caulk, but it feels really dangerous climbing up and down the ladder with a long extension cord. A cordless oscillating tool would fit right in my tool belt and I wouldn’t have to worry about tripping on the cord on my way up or down the ladder.
Travis Hernandez
Bosch is my go to. I just move back to my old place in Brooklyn and have started some major renovations on my own. This little guy would be a greatly needed addition to my Bosch tool gear that I am already using to get this pain in the neck work done!
Tim K
best tool that has come out in my life time! a cordless long run time version would be awesome since i am working in unfinished areas with no 120v outlets this tool is a huge time saver cutting out electrical boxs in wood, pludge cutting is so easy! this is my go to tool for detail sanding as well, is there any thing it cant do?
thanks!
j.vicioso
a tool of this quality and versatility is a DIY’s dream, it is the kind of tool that 20 yrs from now when ur kids are all grown up and they go in the shed, they wont believe it still running, we will be saying that this tool is one for the ages or they dont make them like this anymore.
E. Sanchez
My husbands loves tools and if I surprise him with this he will go bunkers and stop bothering me everytime we pass by HD or Lowes, I think he will use it mainly for cutting in tight areas.
Dave L
I own a house and Bosch makes great tools-what more can I say?
…well, there’s this: Joseph Levitt, the guy who built the Levittowns, once said “any man who owns a house won’t have time to be a communist.” 🙂
David Freeman
I would use it in several different areas, teaching the local Eagle Scouts how to make Bat houses and handmade wooden doorsigns for a local park project.
Dale
I would use it for cutting many applications on home remodel
Elgusto
This would be a great help with the sanding, scraping, and grinding I have to do when working on a furniture refinishing project. It would definitely be an upgrade for the half dozen other tools I use to do the job.
Javelin
Oh the ways I would use this tool…
Cutting PVC pipe, installing electrical boxes in drywall, trimming molding for flooring, sanding out my new cast iron pan for easier seasoning, gunsmithing tasks, carving etc, The list goes on and on!
First would be trimming the molding at the base of the kitchen door so there was space for the new tile floor w radiant heat.
El Jon
Would absolutely use this for a variety of applications, but mostly for sanding and small cutting jobs.
Adam
The 12-volt versions of oscillating tools just don’t seem to cut it. This has to cut out of all the “work” in a job.
Jim
I would use this tool to make cuts for electrical outlets, It would also be great for cutting crown molding around conduit. Sanding goes without saying.
Matthew Sumner
This would be great to have working on remodeling my house. Would be great for the small tasks in tight spots.
Michael Galvin
I have been a huge fan of Bosch for years! I have been interested in the oscillating tools for a few months now and what better than to have a Bosch. This would make all the honey-dos around the house much easier.
Jim
This would be great for cutting holes for electrical boxes, deburring, sanding etc.
Craig F.
I would use it to cut off the many screws I mis-installed in my Ipe deck (if you’ve ever installed an Ipe deck you know how many screwed up screws that is!).
Brad
I’ve got some hardwood flooring to install and bathroom remodelling to do – this should be a boon to both projects. Thanks!
David E.
When installing doors or windows the oscillating tool would come in handy for me cutting the excess shims off after installation, as well as cutting into drywall.
Joel Clement
We are waiting to buy a new house. About 30 days or so before we close. There are tiles that need to be repaired/or just ripped out and replaced. The kitchen needs new counter tops, and the cabinets need to be repainted. I would definitely want this tool to do alot of sanding and cutting. I have been in the market for one for a while.
Brian
Refurbing the guest bath – tile and grout need to go!
Sean
I work on sets for theatre and film and love having an oscilating multitool around especially for trimcutting and getting into tight spaces that no other tool can reach
Stephen
This would be awesome for trimming, especially in tight spaces
Dan
I’m in the middle of a bathroom reno at our house right now, would be really handy for cutting of trim and drywall. I’ve never used one before but I imagine it would be very handy for other stuff I’ll run into on this project.
Victoria Walker
I was in a accident and have found that i cannot use my hand like i used to and now i need assistance. I am constantly making things – the words cant are not in my vocabulary. I would use the tool to help redo kitchen cabinets, fix trim on window a happy dog seeing a squirrel ruined, make unique birdhouses, do final detailed touches on chainsaw carvings, and so much more. Excited!
Kevin
awesome tool, could use it for my current bathroom remodel, would come in handy for the undercuts for the new flooring.
Farid Masri
Our builder left us high and dry with a long list of unfinished items. This will certainly come in handy with some of the of the trim that I need to cut out and replace.
Adam
This would be great to replace the old porter cable one I had that just recently died on me!
SC300 Test Pilot
I would use it mostly for detail sanding, particularly to grind down any paint runs.
Ryan
I would use it for everything I use my Bosch 12v oscillating tool for, except I’ll be 50% better at it.
James Ragin, III
If I won the Bosch Oscillating Tool package I would use it to help finish my detached garage out back. I will use it to trim the metal panel and trim on the outside and cut the plywood walls and wood shelves on the inside just for starters. I am just an average everyday DIYer who would easily put the tool to use on many projects.
Tim Reynolds
As far as I am concerned Bosch is the leader in power tools. I am a home owner and I find myself getting into all kinds of project there is no telling how I would end up using this multi use tool, from sanding tight corners to cutting off that impossible cutt. Removing grout from tile. Not to mention that it would go good with my Bosch 18v drill and my Bosch 18v work sight radio. Then I guess I could put them on my Bosch miter stand. Awesome products. Thanks Tim
Steve Rickeard
Bosch 18v wrench, Bosch 18v hammer drill, Bosch 18v drill.. Bish.. Bash.. Bosch!! Its all I will ever use on a daily basis, thank you Bosch.
Rob Baugher
Use to cut door casing 1/4″ above the base mold so that I can install plinth blocks at the base and casing intersections to upgrade the trim look.
Andrew
Just had a baby (my first and only!). Not only will I be using this awesome tool for the constant upgrading of my little 1912 house, but the baby proofing is crazy! So, I’ll be cutting, scraping, and sanding the anything and everything that my little tike could hurt himself on. It also isn’t a big trophy piece, maybe I’ll hang it above the fireplace for those oh so rare social events at my casa.
Romas B
I am currently a Carpentry/Construction Management student and a member of the NAHB. I would use the tool for the volunteer work we do around the community, and throughout NY. As a lot of the volunteer work we do is fixing flood/storm damage, I will mainly be using this for cutting.
Sarah L
I make speakers as a hobby and this would really cut down on the bulkier tools I have.
Julian Fischer
I would love to win this tool to help with my interest on wooden boatbuilding and repair
Charlie Magocs
Being cordless would be a great alternative to dragging around an extension cord like I do with my corded OMT. I think I would use it more for cutting in tight conditions, and go with the corded for grinding/sanding
Leo
nothing major, just want to scrub the tub/sink quicker 🙂
Jeff
This would be a great tool for me as an electrician. I’ve been looking to buy one.