I would really like to invest in one of these tools. A lot of guys on here rave about them but being honest i am not too sure what each of them does and what are the pros & cons of each.

If i had say £150 what one is going to be most beneficial to me?

Only one answer there,fein.
cuts them tight architrives in corners,cuts out grout if a tile needs lifting etc!!

The fein is more of an oscilating? saw / tool, where as the rotozip is more like the dremel thing that was about years ago and spins round like a drill, both usefull IMO (though i currenlt own neither!).

Cordless fein everytime, we've a few of them - brilliant!

Also got a rotozip, been used three times now it collects dust on a shelf.

most people say the fein. do a search on here and you'll find loads of reviews and stuff of both tools.

Originally Posted by Oli

The fein is more of an oscilating? saw / tool, where as the rotozip is more like the dremel thing that was about years ago and spins round like a drill, both usefull IMO (though i currenlt own neither!).

I had one of them dremmel things 4/5 years ago. God, it was nightmare! ping! ping! drill bits flying everywhere!
The Rototzip is supposed to have better drill bits so they say.

after looking into both of them im not going to buy either

Not sure what all you have access to but there are alot of knock off models of the Fein Multimaster coming on the market some of which are getting good reviews.

The blade cost is a BIG factor to consider.

I've had a Fein MM for a number of years and use it quite a bit but like I said the blades are expensive. Great tool for undercutting and grout removal.

The Fein is a great tool to have in the van, rarely plan to use it but gets you out of trouble but as the others have said blades are expensive

hello uptonboy. am i right in thinking you work in the peterborough area? think ive seen you advertising round my area

Originally Posted by uptonboy

The Fein is a great tool to have in the van, rarely plan to use it but gets you out of trouble but as the others have said blades are expensive