Oscillating Multi-Tools by Brand and Power Source
This oscillating multi-tool collection includes corded and cordless models. On the cordless side, choose the Milwaukee M18 FUEL, M12 FUEL, M18, or M12 multi-tool, the Makita 18V LXT XMT03Z or sub-compact XMT04ZB, or DeWALT 20V MAX XR, ATOMIC, and XTREME 12V MAX tools. The Festool Vecturo OSC 18 uses the StarlockMax mount. Corded choices include the Festool Vecturo OS 400 and the Fein Multimaster FMM350Q kit in a Systainer.
What to Look For
- Battery platform. A tool-only model on a battery you already own costs less than a kit.
- Speed control. DeWALT 3-speed models and variable speed dials help match speed to the blade and material.
- Vibration. Low-vibration designs like the DeWALT DCS359B are easier on the hands during long cuts.
- Accessory system. Festool and Fein add plunge bases, depth stops, and dust adapters built for their tools.
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Oscillating Multi-Tools FAQ
Corded or cordless multi-tool?
Cordless tools are the common choice for punch-list work and quick cuts around a house. Corded tools like the Fein Multimaster and Festool OS 400 suit long sanding or grout removal sessions where you would otherwise swap batteries.
What should I buy with a tool-only multi-tool?
Add a battery if you don't own one for that platform, plus a few blades for your main material. A wood plunge blade and a bi-metal blade cover most first jobs. See multi-tool blades for mounts that fit your tool.