Bosch GOP 18V-28 - Multi Tools #1
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2020
- The latest Skill Builder showdown is here, this time it's oscillating multi tools and we kick off with the Bosch Professional 06018B6002 System GOP 18 V-28 Cordless Multi Cutter.
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As an electrician that does strictly remodels this is an absolute essential tool. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx0vyBwjtx9GGOuiqUVT2sRoYqmDoNT_RI Being able to precision cut any material with a light weight tool is priceless.I upgraded to this Dewalt 20v from a competitor's 12v. The Dewalt 20v is just as light as the competitor's 12v. I am extremely pleased with the overall performance and battery life of this tool. As far as oscillators go, they just aren't very ergonomic tools. The dewalt oscillators have an offset handle that do make them somewhat more ergonomic than the competitors' oscillators.
*The 3 speed is good **MyBest.Tools** trying to keep to a low speed for a long time with just the trigger is hard.The only negative is I keep bumping the on/off switch when changing blades, not dangerous but annoying.*
What did we all do before these were around! Should be called life savers
DeWalt is tops for these, love the trigger variable speed control, love the way the blades are clamped and it performs tops, I got the Milwaukee 18v too and that is just as good apart from the trigger not present. EAR DEFENDERS Roger, a must with these, they leave you shell shocked if you don't plug the lugs!
Amazing and incredibly versatile piece of kit. Nice review, Roger, thank you.
I'm a shameless Bosch fanboy, and have had one of these for a while now. The only thing I find is that if you are working at head height, at certain angles, the fan blows dust and debris straight into your face...but that's hardly the tools fault!
Most cordless multi tools are similar. It's the blades that determine their efficiency. Dewalt blades smoke more than a bingo caller in a working man's club.
Very true comment. The differences between the tools are in most cases in the comfort / features / vibration. And the differences in the performance depends more on the blade / sanding pad, etc. - than on the tools themselves. Not that there aren't differences ( like different osculation angles, revs.. torgue) - but in real life scenarios - it is much more on the blade than on those differences.
That’s a lot of smoke.
Thanks Rog, thanks Dylan . Love multitools 👌🏼🏴👍🏼
I bought a corded Fein Multimaster, back in 2007 I think, at Yardles show. Its not the most used tool I have, but it's the best by a country mile. When all other options fail, this is the tool to turn too !! I have a few of the Bosch 12V tools, so I'm thinking that route - keep the corded for bigger jobs, and the 12V close at hand.
I actually love the fact that the bottom of the battery is level with the mounted blade. In some situations that's really helpfull.
Loading the blade, better to hold the lever forward and then ease the bit In before the lever returns to the lock position. Works a treat, been really pleased with mine, over 4 years.
Another good review - thanks for sharing 👍
Great little machine! Always like Bosch.
Multi tools are great inventions. The click system for the blades is very handy, they just needed that little more thought to angle the battery pack slightly.
Great overall review.
I’ve got the slightly older model (no LED light) and I assume it’s the same on this model, but the battery is loose/wobbly by design. The battery mount is spring loaded and free floating to reduce the transfer of vibrations from the body into the battery.
What is important to note though is that if you push on the battery to apply more force (which you shouldn’t do) it will damage the casing of the battery over time as you’re forcing a non-moving object against one that is vibrating pretty hard. It’s not gonna break your battery or anything but it does wear the casing down
Как я понял у Вас 18 v ec Вы им давольны?
I use the Bosch eco system & have that multitool. brilliant kit. Great video Roger 👍🏻
Works like a charm! Maybe the idea is to install the attachment before the battery. Love Bosch! Thank you for the review.
Have one....great tool...very much like the adjustable variable speed dial.....allowing me to be able to cut a conduit apart without damaging the electrical cord inside....the handle does feel a little too thick for comfort.... bosch is an awesome brand!!!
All my gear is Bosch blue, multi tool has been a lifesaver for a lot of jobs 👍🏼👍🏼
Got the Gop 55-36. I like pairing it it up with the Fein 63502161210 Starlock E-Cut Long-Life Saw Blades where i can. If you can get the sawdust to fall out as you cut the blade lasts longer than letting it build up in the cut, burning the blade👍 Sometimes wonder if i should've just went the battery route with the Gop... Fein and Metabo blades are usually cheaper than the bosch ones if you hunt about.
The handle realease and snap fit is good when the blades are hot. Don't have to hold the blade if changing orientation. Also on grout I've used small toothed blade (possibly the semi circular one as well from memory) as you can run up beside the tile with no fear of the carbide or diamond chipping into the tile. Just watch for it kicking out onto the tile.
The Mary Berry of the tool world. 👍🏼
Will look forward to the comparison to see how they run against each other . I have two but one of mind I just use for sanding since I got a yellow one because I noticed the power difference straight away . The Bosch look good but I do think one or two are good now . Then the is base that Festool as making it easier to control the blade plus not tried but understand it takes some of the vibration out . Good video
Make sure you try Bosch carbide blades, the metal max will eat the screws and stainless steel.
If battery is sticking out too much go for the pro core 4.0ah which is slimmer due to the higher density cells
Rodger in his isolation room. That door looks well battered 😁. Makita for me all the way👍
Amazing tool✨🔥🔥✨
I’ve had the 12v version for a few years now, small light and powerful enough for anything I’ve needed a multi for.
The starlock blades are expensive. Defiantly noticeably better then cheap ones though and well worth the money.
And can be sharpened.
That's a sexy little number. I got an electric one, I had had it for about 14 months before I used it. Only a screwfix own brand. . I just forgot I had it, but one day I had to cut a slither out of a fixed peice of facia board at home and the missus who was pissed off with my language up on the steps said why don't I use that new tool you bought last year.
Well I did and when I realised what it was capable of I never looked back.
The down side is they are noisy and cause a lot of dust but hey, who cares 😝😝😝
Great tool .
Remember seeing theses years ago on a shopping channel thinking yer so diy, use mine every day surgically getting out of tight corners on jobs, my opinion it’s all about the quality blades
And which blades are the quality ones, I need to know
@@Kartvillian Group test here: ua-cam.com/video/joVfNnbweYY/v-deo.html
@@Kartvillian The ones that perform the best
Useful tool, easiest to hold blade and use palm of hand to click it in 👌, last gop 18 lever failed lost its resistance 😨
Do you know if the fein blades will fit in there?
Because I need to use a L shape blade and fein are the only ones that make it.
And can you set the blades on different angles?
Why did you have to show this? Now I want one cause I've already got the batteries
Avoided buying a multi tool for years didn't think i needed one how wrong was I wouldn't be without one now
I thought the same. The problem was tool shops had those Fein tools set up as demonstraitors with blunt blades, burning through off cuts of MDF.
5:50 are the vents in the middle because they want you to two-hand it if possible?
Like one hand holding the back end to support more of the battery weight and the other hand over the front to guide the tool precisely. I don't know how much this thing weighs but I imagine that having two hands on it would be very helpful for precise control, and I figured they designed it to be handled that way.
Очень мощный для своего размера инструмент. В материал входит легко, пилит уверенно, без клина и пробуксовок. Оснастка легко меняется, надежно фиксируется. Советую докупать только фирменные насадки - подходят идеально и долго работают.
I completely agree and it is good value for money
Can you do a comparison video with the Bosch vs Milwaukee multitool
Fein or festool will win .
I have the festool only because it goes with my dust extractor , still kept my old fein , about 7yrs old now
In fact - the Festool is a Fine Supercut in a different skin :). As Festool clamps are made by Bessey.
Are the batteries compatible with Fein? (I’ve heard rumor) thanks
I had the Bosch 10.8v for a while but I basically had all kinds of problems with the batteries, (the 10.8v Bosch system sucks), I bought the same 18V-28 bare tool here in Tokyo in August of this year, I paid about 172 GBP (24,000 yen), It has been flawless. It paid for itself on one job when only this tool would do the job.
Cheers from Tokyo!
Stu
What are those kinds of gloves used? Thanks.
just get the 4 ah Bosch procore battery and you have fixed your click-on "problem" as that batteri is much more slim.... than your standard Bosch batteri which you are using
3 amp battery that it comes with is flat designed for its shape and lasts long. Starlock blades are expensive, so use them on the correct materials, i learnt the hard way by destroying all the teeth just from using wood cutters on plasterboard. Very noisy, it definetly gives back vibrations after a long period of time. Ive had it for nearly 3 years and its got me out of tight situations. The vent is on both sides so its not gonna be possible to block the entire vent with onr hand. Maybe use something like your other hand to click the starlock in. No one is going to pick up a bit and put it back down to slam the tool on to the bit. Never come across a situation where the bit are laid out ready to slam on unless you want them nicked lol. Id love to try using mine as a sander.
question for you Roger, have you ever taken a window out to replace with newer double glazing without breaking the tiles? I have an old aluminium framed kitchen window that needs replaced for a new pvc one and I dont want to break the tiles taking it out so was hoping to use my bosch multi tool to rake out the grout and hopefully get the window out without damaging them. Is this something you've done in all your years? or robin? ideally would prefer trying to source replacements as theyre incredibly hard to come by and fairly expensive at £45 /m2
I’ve taken tiles out with mine, once you cut all of the grout out you are at least limiting the damage to the tile you’re removing and not transferring the pressure you’re applying to the neighbouring tiles. Smaller tiles are easier to remove than big tiles (to an extent) and it all depends on how well they’re stuck down.
I would bank on breaking at least one or two (depending on how many you need to take out) but that’s not a foregone conclusion by any stretch. It can be incredibly hit and miss
Very interesting, just got a Makita corded one to give it a try 🧱👍🏼
You should have put a disclaimer to say Roger has put his hand in his pocket 😁
That is very funny. Yes we bought the tools for once. Truth is that Bosch were willing to lend us the tool but wanted control over the video and reserved the right to get us to remove it if they didn't like the outcome. We ain't signing that bloody control freaks. Nobody else put any restrictions on us.
@@SkillBuilder Jeez the cheeky sods “ review our tools as long as you say they are the best “ bit paranoid that 😳🧱👍🏼
for ones wanting to buy multitool ,wait some time and check out milwaukee one (they relased new fuel model in US ) ,its gona be by specs best one on the market ,it posible gona be better than most corded ones ,its should be in uk in few months i guess
I'm not in the trade anymore, partly for health reasons. With that in mind I couldn't justify buying a brand like Bosch, or DeWalt. Already having the batteries I bought the Ferrex one from Aldi. For what is a low cost tool, it has some weight to it and feels solid. It's a great tool, cuts quickly and for domestic use performs well beyond my expectations. Great for cutting T&G floorboards.
I certainly agree with the use of ear defenders. Your ears can buzz a bit even after a short time using the tool.
never buy new battery packs ,just buy the flat capped litho cells from a battery online retailer and replace the cells inside with samsung or LG cells
How do you attach the cells? Some are spot welded onto plates.
@@SkillBuilder yes u need to weld them :) i seen the trick by photonicinductions video, where he explained how to fix a broken or faulty pack because of one bad cell, video is this watch?v=96foswY1m58
COMPATIBLE? I thought it was with the universal system. Might need an adapter?
Does it fit normal blades?
What gloves are you using? Looking for some cut resistant flexible ones. Thanks
I've used honeywell for a while now. They make a cut resistant palm coated work glove and the comfiest I've worn to date 👍
@@ogeoffreys Thanks very much , will give them a go.
With the battery in that orientation, if you put a bigger one on, does it get in the way when you're flush cutting? For example if I wanted to trim the bottom off an architrave to slip a piece of flooring under.
Not quite answering your question but I use a 4 Ah battery on mine and no problems in terms of power, battery life or battery getting in the way doing that exact job of undercutting to fit flooring.
@@neildocherty thanks for that. I had to ask because the way it fits on there, it looks like with a bigger battery you'd be cutting an angle into it and not parallel with the floor.
Starlock max blades will fit if you drill the centre hole out to 11mm. The holes aren’t much smaller than that so it’s not much effort
Hi Roger noticed you were chasing out mortar and was wondering how this compares to the tool attachment on an angle grinder eg speed/mess
It is fine for sand and lime and is very controllable so no problem with brick damage. The diamond would wear quickly with sand and cement so it is never going to be as good as a diamond wheel.
thanks Roger, the mortar on my house is black may be black mortar, seems quite soft
You can click the blade on the tool, pressing it into the nut with your hand, you don't have to press the tool onto the blade on a flat surface necessarily.
Yes you can but it is not the way it is designed to work
@@SkillBuilder Do you think that it is some kind of damaging to the tool? As I snap it with my fingers in my hand every time on my Fein SuperCut - instead of looking for a clean and flat surface. It is just easier. To me - it is designed to to click-in and lock, the way you achieve it is up to you.
That seemed to cut through the timber a heck of a lot quicker than my dewalt!! 😱 Could be the difference in blade though to be fair, I only use eBay bi metal blades.
I’ve owned the dewalt and the 12v Bosch and the dewalt is awful. (I own a lot of flexvolt stuff which is excellent but in this case dewalt falls below the competition)
The dewalt seems to vibrate the user more then the blade.
@@amateurvegan2636 The Dewalt 18V Multitool is a pretty old model at this point. It can not compete with the newer top-models from the other brands. I think the vibration is mostly due to the light weight. I have the Makita 18v DTM51Z multi tool - and it is on the other end - VERY big and heavy - but it is soo silent and vibration-free compared to the Dewalt.
@@sizif717 yeah I have the makita (an older model also) better then the dewalt fit sure. Actually the dewalt is brushless and it’s more recent then the makita.
Just a poor design imo
So im trying to find information on star lock max but generally all i can find is that its for more powerful multi tools? But theoretically if i gota tool that takest max blades should it also fit the other starlock blades?
If the Max fits any of the 3 will fit.
@@JACKATTACKED sounds good in that case. Really need to get my hands on a multi tool soon.
Grabbed from online.
Each Starlock category is designed to match the power output of its compatible oscillating tools. Starlock blades can be used with ANY multi-cutter. StarlockPlus and StarlockMax blades require more power and are therefore limited to use with certain multi-tools. StarlockMax is the most powerful blade classification.
Starlock Blades
Fit ALL multi-cutters. This includes Bosch, Fein, Makita, Metabo, Hitachi, Milwaukee, AEG, Einhell, Ryobi and Skil. DeWalt multi-tools require an adapter.
StarlockPlus Blades
Fit ALL Fein multi-cutters, ALL new Bosch Starlock multi-tools and some old Bosch oscillating tools with OIS interface. This includes the GOP 300, GOP 250, GOP 18 V and PMF 350 CES. Other brands require an adapter.
StarlockMax Blades
Fit ALL new Bosch StarlockMax multi-cutters and ALL new Fein StarlockMax multi-tools. Other brands require an adapter.
Note: Old multi-tool blades are not compatible with new Starlock multi-tools.
I like the tool but just want a feature of less vibration that my hand is feeling. Sometimes this will trigger the pain in my muscle which is very unpleasant.
I had a 10v one of these it broke 9 times went back to Bosch every time it broke then last time I binned it never again
You know what they say, tenth time lucky.
The battery seems loose, however it should be - because it is mounted spring-loaded to protect it from vibration.
Hmmm interesting. I wonder why some manufacturers make them tight,
@@SkillBuilder So do I. I've used various and can't say they're better or worse for it.
I’ve got a multi tool! Know what I mean Richard???
it is the brother of grinder.
😊👍.
Could the fact, that you have to take off the battery be a safety idea?
I doubt that is the case
dewalt is the best multitool for dust collection
And for vibrating your hand off
Don't use slotted blades on this type of Multitool. The raised head blades, will fit. It wore out, the oscillating head on my machine. Due to movement on the blade! £132 for a new gear head.
Fein is the best
Marita all the way
Had one sold it the blades were to expensive bought a metabo one much better 👌🏻
The starlock blades are so much better then the cheap ones though !! The last atleast 5x longer and cut faster
Makita all the way
Top tip... Don't buy an ALDI multi tool. Like I did.
It's so pants. Even for ad hoc basic once in a blue moon job.
P. S. I have bosch drill & driver and bought an after market battery of amazon which seems just as good.
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