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12-07-2008
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#13 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member | Re: Bosch Multi tool | | Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave I don't think so james...... | That's a pity.
It does explain the vast price difference though. | | |
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| Re: Bosch Multi tool | | I don't know how many of you are aware but most of you out there using the Fein are using the DIY version!!! The Pro Fein is 10 times better but costs close to £400
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| Re: Bosch Multi tool | | Isn't that a bit like comparing a Rubi ND-200 to a Rubi DW-200? The Multimaster doesn't have the same capacity as the the SuperCut, given it's weaker motor, but I wouldn't call it DYI, due to the price class and quality, and that it still has good capacity  | |
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13-07-2008
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#18 | | WOT A LEARNIN CURVE
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| Re: Bosch Multi tool | | i got one,it cuts wood,tile & you can sand with it, other accessories inc a metal cutter!
the best thing with it,it only vibrates so it wont take your hand off!!! | | |
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| Re: Bosch Multi tool | | Does anyone have any data on the vibration level of the Bosch Multi Tool and the Fein Multimaster / Supercut, in numbers? I can't seem to find any. It should look something along the lines of "7.2m/sec2". |
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#20 | | Banned | http://www.siebershop.de/catalog/files/156.pdf
Bosch pdf, can't be bothered to go through it, must have the info you need though
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The Secret is the Oscillation
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VC0 < 2.5 m/s2
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| Re: Bosch Multi tool | | Thanks... The Bosch emits hand-arm vibration levels of between 5 and 10m/s2... The FEIN seems to do between 2.5 and 15m/s2, depending on what accessory and oscillation setting you use.
Here's the important bit. If a tool does around 5m/s2, you should 1) use protective gear such as vibro dampening gloves, and 2) not use the tool for more than 60 minutes a day.
At 10m/s2, you shouldn't use it for more than 30 minutes a day, and you should most definatly use protective gear.
At about 15/s2, you mustn't use the tool for any more than 10-15 minutes a day, and certainly not more than 30 minutes a day.
The reason why is this: Nerve damage can occur from exposure to excessive vibrations, particularly frequent excessive vibration. I read about a guy who used a jackhammer every day for about 5 years, without even gloves, and the nerves in his hands got so damaged, they felt like, and behaved like, gelatinous lumps. He couldn't even grab a pencil.
That's an extreme case, but if one's not careful, arthritis or loss of sensation is quite possible.
Here's something I found for you brits: Health and Safety Executive PDF on hand-arm vibrations |
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| Re: Bosch Multi tool | | No problem mate  | |
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| Re: Bosch Multi tool | | Quote:
Originally Posted by sWe Thanks... I read about a guy who used a jackhammer every day for about 5 years, without even gloves, and the nerves in his hands got so damaged, they felt like, and behaved like, gelatinous lumps. He couldn't even grab a pencil.
That's an extreme case, but if one's not careful, arthritis or loss of sensation is quite possible.
Here's something I found for you brits: Health and Safety Executive PDF on hand-arm vibrations | A mate of mine, Same thing with a breaker he's had operation after operation to stop his fingers curling into his palms as you mentioned swe the lumps are again being removed time and time again | "Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes" |
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I don't think so james......
That's a pity.
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