was at b&q today and the bosch multi tool are on sale for £49 nearly half price bought one might not be just as good as the fein but £100 cheaper works just as good. just thought i would let anyone interested know!

I have both and the fein is much better than the bosch version ( green one)...but at that price it is worth purchasing and if it lasts a few months of continuous use then worth it.

Originally Posted by Dave

I have both and the fein is much better than the bosch version ( green one)...but at that price it is worth purchasing and if it lasts a few months of continuous use then worth it.

anyone on a tight budget its good value but have to agree its not a fein i bought it cause this year i spent a fortune on tools (dewalt24000-monty-rubi the list goes on i love my tools!

ive had my bosch multitool (green) 18 months and still going strong bargain

Got one saturday. Wifey got me it for xmas. lol

Silly moo used her debit card so I've told her to take it back and but it again with cash ALWAYS THINKING!!

I use the bosch cutters with my fein, far cheaper

Bosch do a blue one as well, don't they?

Only seen the green one Doug

They do a cordless blue one

Originally Posted by tommyzooom

They do a cordless blue one

that's the one for me then Tommy

Originally Posted by doug boardley

that's the one for me then Tommy

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thats a great price for a multi tool like that...how much are the bits for it though?

Originally Posted by brian c

thats a great price for a multi tool like that...how much are the bits for it though?

the tools for it are pretty good i paid £17 for the tile cutter and grout removal blade and used it today worked a treat the wood cutting blades are around a £10 cheaper than the fein thats for sure!

Seen this the other day and thought to myself "Seems good for the price". The blades seemed pretty flimsy. Is that the same as the fein? Maybe it's just the way they have to be.

Originally Posted by Wingn

Seen this the other day and thought to myself "Seems good for the price". The blades seemed pretty flimsy. Is that the same as the fein? Maybe it's just the way they have to be.

the wood blades are thin but cut spot on the tiling ones are robust did all i needed today im happy!

bosch for me german effeciency

Originally Posted by whitebeam

I use the bosch cutters with my fein, far cheaper

Do you need to buy any adaptors or do they fit straight onto any of the Multimasters? I have a little spare cash hanging around and I am tempted to buy a Fein (the tax man is not getting).

Called in the other day and they were out of stock, had a job the following day I had planned to use it on too.

Originally Posted by d noulton

bosch for me german effeciency

As is Fein

Called in to B&Q today as I was passing, to see if they had these back in stock yet. They didn't, but they did have one lone Plasplugs Master Tiler on the shelf marked as clearance. Got it for 70 quid.