Read review: www.aconcordcarpenter.com The folks over at Rockwell recently sent a 72 piece Rockwell SoniCrafter Oscillating Multi-tool kit to review, model # RK5102K. [shown below] The tool is adapted for a wide variety of applications by attaching specially designed accessories on the end of the oscillating shaft. The SoniCrafter by Rockwell Tools is excellent for sawing, sanding, scraping, cutting, rasping and removing grout. First Impression: When I took this tool out of the box it looked and felt like a quality tool. I like the rubber grip casing on the tool and it's sturdy metal housing feels durable. The on /off switch was placed well on top of the tool accommodating left or right handed operators. The ten foot power cord is greatly appreciated as is the variable speed. I found myself starting a cut in a lower speed and once I had a scored line, I increased the speed to full speed and finished the cut. I found the operating manual limited in describing how to use the accessories. Testing the SoniCrafter in the field: I've been using this tool for a few weeks now and have some practical input on it that you may find interesting. I found the SoniCrafter very useful when splicing in exterior house trim like window sills, corner boards, sofit cuts and water table as seen below. The tool cuts easily with little pressure applied to the tool. Using a speed square to keep the SonoCrafter straight I was able to cut out a rotted section of the water table trim in a matter of ...
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