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- 28 uses for the 18v DEWALT DCS355N Oscillating Multi Tool amzn.to/3uN11A9 - Some of the many uses of a powered cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool. These Multi Tools are the most versatile tools that money can buy. The Dewalt cordless oscillating multi tool cuts, sands, scrapes, trims and much more. There are literally hundreds of every day tasks where an oscillating Multi Tool can be useful. I show in this video a handful of uses that I use mine for........but there ARE hundreds of situations where these can be used ! DEWALT DCS355N MULTI TOOL (Bare unit) - amzn.to/3uN11A9
The particular Multi Tool that I use is the Dewalt DCS355N - This tool is one of the best out there due mainly to the quick release mechanism that holds the different blades in place. I can highly recommend this particular model for any one that is thinking of purchasing a multi tool.
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Introduction
0:11 Diamond Blade Uses
1:32 Long Scraper Insulation cutter Blade uses
2:13 Metal Cutting Blade uses
3:15 Wood & Plastic Blade Uses
5:17 Circular Blade Uses
5:37 Sanding Attachment
6:34 Carton & Carpet Cutter Blade Uses
7:30 Scraper Blade Uses
9:51 Outro
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Excellent video. No bullcrap about the history of the tool or anything like that. Just shows what it will do.
Thanks Brian !
There’s not a long history but yea that’s funny af 😂
Couldn't agree more with this comment
I was weighing buying one of these and searched up "uses for oscillating tool"
This video was literally exactly what I was hoping to find :) thank you
*Love this **MyBest.Tools** have the original dremel oscillating tool but it's corded which is fine in many instances but this is so versatile. Must have for any tool monger like me.*
Thanks for the comment 👍
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.
Thanks !
A very informative video. I don’t usually need to watch these but after buying a Dewalt 355 I wanted to be 100% sure I knew what the blades were capable of. Brilliant👍🏻
I am glad it was helpful Gary, thanks for the comment 👍😀
Those blades can be taken seriously BRO
Have you been impressed by it up to now?
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I wish all instructional videos were like this. Engaging and clearly shot. ❤
Ah, thanks for he lovely comment 😎👍
Just got my Dewalt DCS355 kit and was delighted to find your comprehensive demo and a great selection of tunes; bopped all the way through it. All setup and ready for action. Thank you 😍
Great, someone that likes my taste in music.........a very rare thing 😂 Hope you enjoy using your new multi tool !
You got right to the point without saying a word, thank you. In some dewalt videos people talk way to much and demonstrate very little.
I appreciate that! Thanks for the comment 👍
I can't think of a better video that shows so many uses and with no nonsense, just one after the other. Thank you. I'm going to check out your other videos.
Awesome! Thank you!
I'm Victor Kyam! I liked this razor so much that I bought the company!
Shaves as close as a blade or your money back!
Thanks for the comment
a cool hack I saw a while back was where someone had attached a standard hooked stanley blade (the type you use for lino and carpet) to his multi tool so it cut on a pulling action rather than a pushing action - seemed a good idea for cutting softer/flexible materials.
That would be good Peter as opposed to having to push, easier to control. The carpet / carton blade is pretty good though albeit you have to push ! Cheers for the hack 👍😃
Saw this too using hook blades for a razor knife.
Im new to the whole diy building and what not. Ive got pretry much every other tool except this one. After watching this video im definitely adding one to my collection with all of those accessories.
Awesome, thank you! I am sure you will enjoy owning the new multi tool !
Hands down the most useful video I’ve seen on this tool (and I’ve watched many). Subscribed!
Awesome, thank you!
Great video. I just ordered a tool kit that included this. I wasn't aware of all of it's great uses. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment
Awesome video!!!!!
I’m new to the multi tool. Your video is helping me understand the functions of this tool.
Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
4:47 i needed this 2 weeks ago
Thanks for the comment
Great job on the video. Straight to the point with nonsense talking.
Thanks for the comment !
great video. no bs...just footage of the tool in action. thank you!
Glad you liked it Joe, thanks for the comment
Thank you for this video.. I’m a new owner and the possibilities are endless!! Glad I found this video
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing..I'm sold...
You and me both Mike - thanks for the comment 👍
Love this - thanks, legend
Thanks Warwick, glad you liked the video !
Thankl you so much for not gibbering on and on. I LOVE the House Music.
Thanks for the comment !
Thanks for the tips on cutting screws and bolts. Will use slowest speed and move blade side to side.
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I use the scraper tool a lot when decorating.
I would love a delta sanding pad made from diamond grit so it can be used wet for all kinds of grinding and polishing into corners
Thanks for the comment Nick !
That’s why I have switched over to Ridgid tool for the last 15+ years . Lifetime warranty on them as long as they are registered which is not a problem. They have replaced anything I have had a problem with , thank you “ Ridgid “ you have a lifetime customer.
Lifetime warranty - you can't argue with that !
This is my favorite tool I use at work. I use this and my DeWalt impact more than anything daily.
Same here! Thanks for the comment Zach 👍
who would of known. So many uses, great video
Thanks for the comment 👍😎
Thank you for posting this helpful video
Glad it was helpful! 👍
I learned a lot from this video, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
And this is how I found out I need an oscillating tool.
Yes, they are great tools with so many uses
Cool. I'm just going to get this and a drill, and that's it for my power tools.
Good choice!
Great instructional video
Thank you!
Woww.. very nice a lot of blade in one machine..
Yes, thanks for the comment, much appreciated 😎
I honestly didn’t realize all the thing you could do with the multi tool!
Yas Benny, they have SO many uses ! 👍
@@Bacrenfencing I was just going to buy a jig saw or sawsall to cut a hole in a water valve box. But I'd rather buy a multi tool cause I would be able to use it more in the future.
Great video! Thank you
Glad you liked it and thanks for the comment - much appreciated 👍
Just got the same tool but a Milwaukee gotta get me the other cutting blades for cutting nails, this is awesome.
Thanks 👍
Just pull them out?
Man I seriously enjoyed the music... and the video. 😎Who is playing? Y'all need to play this video in a good stereo.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it ! 👍
this is a very useful and informative video. subscribed!
Glad it was helpful! and thanks for the sub - appreciated !
Sold! great video thanks
Awesome! Thank you!
A couple of things I have used them for (1) With metal blade cutting old toilet flange bolts out to remove toilet also the same blade to remove old caulking around that toilet. (2) I took a old worn blade with a angle grinder cut out and sharpened a hook blade for cutting roofing. (3) cut garage door and door sweep thick rubber weather stripping .
Thanks Kevin, yes, there are loads of uses, I just tried to illustrate some of the uses that I use it for but there are probably hundreds of other uses for this tool. Thanks for the comment
Great tool at times I wonder what I'd do without it ....man you can cut straight 🤣..... Did I see see a wee Makita battery in the background when you were removing the dried wood glue 🤣🤣
Haha Ian, I detect a little sarcasm.........my cutting is as squint as the next guys 😂 Yes, Makita battery in the background, I have a cordless Makita track saw and radio and have to say that I am more and more impressed with Makita and Milwaukee these days.........I have had a really bad experience with Dewalt recently, will upload a video about it once I get a chance 👍
@@Bacrenfencing brilliant bug chap..... No yer cutting 10 times better than mine the best laff is I worked in a timber yard in paisley for 6 years 🤣🤣
@@iandrain.7277 I have fond memories of Paisley, how's Feeeeegie these days - it was rough as hell when I was there in the early 90's
Thanks
No problem 👍
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
3:30 👌BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed it 👍😀
I’ve been wondering how to cut cardboard! Haha great vid though
Lol.........thanks for the comment 😎
Thanks.
You're welcome 👍
liked the 100mm kingspan insulation cutter
Thanks Nick, it is actually a scraping tool but I use it for cutting Kingspan, it does an excellent job of that. Thanks for the comment.
good video and good music too!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it 👍
@@Bacrenfencing Whats that first track bruv?
I just bought a Dewalt one and surprisingly how much I use it for woodworking
Great, yes they are really useful , thanks for the comment
I have this tool also....Dewalt may have made a mistake creating this tool this is because it does it ALLL😀👍
Very true! 😀👍
Great vid. Any particular brand of blades you find are good? I struggle to know which ones to go with every time I need new ones. None are that cheap either. Thanks.
Hi Simon, I just tend to buy blades as I need them for specific jobs. I usually just hunt about on Ebay for good deals. I use wood and plastic cutting blades the most, so just tend to buy packs of 10 and use them as consumables. I spend more on the diamond blades and usually use Dewalt. It really depends on your specific application but for me personally, I just buy cheap packs of 10. Hope this helps ?
Simon, check out project farm
works great on bone too
Human or animal 😂👍
dropping in to show support
Cheers buddy ! 👍
Interesting but just like when you have a hammer everything starts looking like a nail. There's a right tool for the right job.
Thanks for the comment
Nice vid,.,
I was looking for cutting metal exhaust pipe
Glad you liked it and yes, this will cut through the exhaust pipe no problem !
I use my multitool for cutting through PVC and plywood, but also for detail sanding. Will do drywall once I get my new home later this year.
Very handy tool indeed
Sounds great, yes they are very handy indeed - thanks for the comment 👍
👍👍👍 Stay safe hope you're well
Cheers Paul, All good here, just busy juggling child care, work, etc etc.........you know the script. Hope you are well too !
Nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
I just purchased I hope it work’s great
You won't be disappointed Tony, it is a very handy tool !
Hi Barry I have the same tool and absolutely love it’s versatility, have you tried the smart blades yet?
Hi Rob, No, I have not tried the Smart blades, are they any good ?
I just tend to buy cheap blades from ebay and Amazon but have a couple of Dewalt diamond blades which are OK. I should really invest in better blades, especially the metal cutting blades as they seem to dull down pretty quickly. I will take a look at the smart blades.
Project Farm did a great review of bi-metal blades. Spoiler alert: mo money doesn’t mean mo better
I know these tools are great but I never knew they can write also!
Now you know 😂👍
Very nice I saw they were a blades for removing grout are there any blades that'll actually cut tile like ceramic tile
You can use the grout removal diamond blades to cut or notch small tiles but I would not recommend it. It would take far too long. Best to stick with an actual tile cutter or angle grinder for that.
You could maybe cut some very soft ceramic with a diamond abrasive blade but tile definitely does not do well with vibration and trying to cut it with a multitool will be nothing but heartache. Even the best cuts won't have a clean edge which is critical. There are tools much better suited for the task. Angle grinder, snap cutter, wet saw, dry saw, tile nippers, etc.
Great video just ordered this tool and I'm amazed to see what it can do and that it's not just for cutting drywall, Cheers!
Hope you enjoy it!
I own the new Milwaukee M18 Fuel oscillating multi-tool and it barely gets used in my line of work but at home and side work, it's a beast! Very loud unfortunately but it gets the work done.
Hey DB, Hope you are well buddy. Yes, the Dewalt is quite loud as well, but it is SO handy in many a situation - I use it all the time . I suppose there are better multi tools out there, but I love the Dewalt mainly because of the quick change blade system 👍 Thanks for the comment 😃
@@Bacrenfencing I had to use it recent to remove a stripped bolt to pop off a telecom cabinet and it took it off cleanly! Never thought it would be clutch in the field! Love what you do and share!
@@volcomguy51 Yeh, I have a similar job when cutting out rusted toilet bolts, this tool does the job cleanly - similar to your telecom cabinet bolt. "CLUTCH"........I need to start using that - love it !!
@@Bacrenfencing Happy to share "clutch" with you brother!
Can you use the sanding attachment to smooth out metal like copper? There's an etching I want to remove. Thanks!
I'm not sure, I have never tried, but I assume it could
Are the Faithful multitool blades, specifically the insulation cutting blades shown in the video available in the United States?
I'm not sure Armindo, I am based in the UK and get them from Amazon or Ebay. 👍
Another *No Nonsense* but creative video. Great work - thanks for your time! (Love the subscribe hint too).
Awesome, thank you!
On my 3rd multi from harbor freight. 2 returns. 1 unreturnable. What's a good entry level model? Remodeling the whole house. Roofing trusses to flooring joists. Everything in-between. Can't be bothered to keep slowing down over cheap plastic
You can't go wrong with the Dewalt in my opinion and it is not too expensive. Comes with a 3 year extended warranty if you register the tool.
@@Bacrenfencing thanks for the help! First time user too. Kinda got the feel already. Was skeptical at first thinking it'd jump around alot, found different positions remedy that with practice. And definitely a game changer for diy people like me. Anything that's a multi tool is something to check out if you don't want to haul a huge box around.
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I attach mine to my attache case lol
Thanks for the comment
How do you smoothen the PVC pipe, and Is a Jig saw good to cut a large circle in a Glued wooden board? I am making a game board. I like you template tool. Never thought of it for that.
Yes, a jigsaw is your best option for cutting a large circle
Hi I m new to this tool and is now looking at Multi tool, can I know the model of this ? And also why so many different model or voltage etc, any difference or? Thanks for any feedback
Also I have battery makita, if I buy Makita brand , can also do everything you do in video ?
Yes, the makita multi tool will do everything that I showed in this video with the Dewalt, you just need to get an assortment of different blades for different tasks 👍
I left a link in the description to this tool. Thanks
can anyone tell me the best tool to use to cut into polywall white high shine board. its harder than i thought and the circular saw is cutting it but in chips.... and flyin all over the place. i was thinking of buying this in the Ryobi brand since i have all there tools so far. pleasse help!!!!
Try this half circle blade like the one in this pack amzn.to/3DAJEVW , I have cut plastic bath oanels with it and it does a great job
I'm on the fence with getting this type of tool. It excels at plunge cuts but I feel like a 1 handed recip saw can do it all, at least starting with a drill hole
Trust me, the multi tool will be far more useful than a single recip saw.
Muy importante es ocupar la herramienta de corte adecuada al material. Ocupe una para corte de metal marca Diablo, en fibrocemento, se gasto completamente a los 60cm de corte lineal.
Thanks for the comment 😀
Hi, will the wood/metal blade that cuts through nails. cut through old screws ok, thanks.
Screws are a little harder to cut through due to their composition, so probably best with a blade solely intended for metal. I hope this helps ?
Fab video! Just bought one and wondered if you only buy Dewalt blades, if not, which brand would you recommend as an good economical alternative
Thanks, no I use other blades which are cheaper, I think there are links in the description. Ebay or Amazon are good for blades !
@@Bacrenfencing thank you! That’s great as they wear out quite quick lol
Used a dewalt metal cutting blade for nails with this tool, only for it to be defeated, causing the blade teeth to wear down and the motor to overheat and shut off. Any ideas what the hell I did wrong? The nails I was cutting were smaller than the one in this video and didn't cut anywhere near as easy.
Were the nails stainless steel perhaps ? Stainless is a very hard material to cut..........it sounds like you encountered stainless nails or a similar material.
@@Bacrenfencing yes stainless steel for sure. I got the job done but man it was tough and I destroyed my blade.
@@ShadowboltChoco Thought so, stainless is a pain to cut, especially with a multi tool - at least you got it done though !
Choco you used the wrong blade, check out the carbide blades from Ezarc or Diablo
Nice video. What is the name of the song around the 6 minute mark
Thanks it's called TOO LONG by a band called SNAKE CITY - available on Epidemic sound.
What blade can cut 5/8 inch drywall the fastest? I cut drywall 50~100 times(over 200 feet) a day.
I like these for drywall amzn.to/3IL9j1u
@@Bacrenfencing Thank you very much for your reply.
@@user-vc8gv6mw3t No problem, always good to hear from people !
What blade would you use to cut melamine press wood furniture?
I am not sure to be honest, I am not familiar with that material.
This makes angle grinder obsolete if they can manufacture longer blades for thicker metals.
Angle grinder is best for thicker materials, the multi tool is too slow cutting thicker metal.
5:48 Subscribed :)
Thanks !
Will it do carpet glued to concrete floor?
Yes, thanks for the comment.
Lance what do you mean by "do"?
Carpet adhesive is stronger than the fibers on the bottom side of carpet or carpet pad so the first step will always be ripping up the carpet which leaves the glue on the floor. If you're asking if this is the best tool for removing large amounts of glue from a concrete slab then the answer is definitely no, although it could come in handy in corners or under cabinets.
Does the multi purpose blade come with the multi tool?
It depends which retailer you buy it from. I just bought the bare tool and bought the blades separately but some packages offer the batteries and blades included.
@@Bacrenfencing well I ordered mine from eBay with the T stack box and blades included so will this blade come with it?
@@mattseymour8637 I think you should get one if it comes supplied with different blades. If not, they are readily available on Ebay and Amazon.
@@Bacrenfencing I think you probably right. Will see what comes with it when it arrives. Is there alot if vibration with the tool or not so bad?
Looks like it does quite a lot of damage to the material when removing adhesives. Maybe a broader blade or some way to hold it more level without following dips
Yes, a broader blade would be best. I was not careful when doing it, it was just a demonstration.
What about a hand held oscillating tool the size of a chain saw that can cut down whole tree trunks? Imagine that putting the common chain saw out of business 👍or a much smaller version that vibrates like a kitchen knife that can cut vegetables meat fish and potatoes
Thanks for the comment
I use angle grinder for most of my projects, and I don't feel safe using it. It's like I'm going to lose a finger.
Now this, i am going to get one.
Thanks for the comment Donald, yes an angle grinder has its place but the multi tool can do so many tasks as hopefully I have demonstrated in the video. Thanks again for the comment and enjoy your multi tool when you get it 👍
Angle grinders are only for real men ......
Oscillating attachment to remove popcorn ceilings?
Probably be better with a larger tool for that, it would take forever with the multi tool - thanks for the comment 👍
Chase are you really suggesting we tackle hundreds of sq ft of ceiling with a blade 2 inches wide? I wouldn't do that even if I was getting paid by the hour...
@@micahned I think I meant if there was an attachment to remove popcorn.
I’ve removed thousands of sq feet of popcorn ceiling. And I wouldn’t use a standard 2” for popcorn. But I would probably just use my drywall sander with a more aggressive pad. And go for a knock down texture for better noise isolation than a flat ceiling. And less work to try and patch rough areas.
Just don't expect DeWalt to honor the warranty. These have around a year and a half shelf life with regular unabused use, and I'm on my third one. The trigger is the weak link.
Will they not honour the warranty if you register the tool for the free 3 year extended warranty ? I thought they would have to if the trigger goes ? Thanks for the comment
@@Bacrenfencing No. I thought that, too. There isn't an addy to send it to, and trying to connect to a service center proved fruitless. I did find a place to order a trigger at a low cost, I may attempt to fix it myself. The tool itself is fine, it's just the trigger that's the issue. I had no idea an actual service shop for DeWalt could turn down a tool just because you had purchased it elsewhere.
@@Constructiongal827I register all my dewalt tools and as long as you can prove that it was bought from a registered dealer, Dewalt will honour the warranty.
@@Bacrenfencing There's the rub. The only "registered" dealer in my area wanted 3 times the going price, so I bought it from an online retailer. It's the drawback of being in a rural area, and I'm not the only one with that issue, I've seen other reports of people getting the runaround as well. A simple Google search brought them up.
@@Constructiongal827 I buy most of my tools online as well, I usually use FFX or Powertool centre through Ebay, they are registered dealers and also deal with warranty returns. They are good and are probably the cheapest out there for power tools. Worth a look.
Do not forget most other Multi tools do the same job, my cheapy does all I need. Just buy good blades.
They do indeed Ian but I use the Dewalt due to the quick blade change feature. This saves a lot of hassle undoing blades with an allen key as is usual on most cheaper versions. Thanks for the comment 👍
Does the authors of most of the clips gave permission to be included in this video?
All the clips are filmed and owned by me, so yes I give myself permission 😜
I want one
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Ну теперь я умею работать реноватором )
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The only issue I had with mine was because it is an oscillating tool it vibrates and DeWalt is not known for having good connections so that being said it vibrated all the wires loose on the inside and I had to go in and solder everything back together
Not had any issues with mine Jamie but thanks for the comment
What song is that at the end of the video?
It is called "remember this" by "The Flix" - it is available on epidemicsound.com
Can we cut brick wall?
No, best with an angle grinder or concrete cutting saw with a diamond blade for that.
multi tools are good for cutting wood in restricted and awkward places not much else most of the jobs shown could have been done just as easily and sometimes
better using conventional tools ..blades with fewer tpi. would be a good thing....kind regards
Thanks for the comment
Just use pipe cutter for copper pipe and pull protruding nails out with pincers.
Very true, but what if you don't have those tools to hand ? This is where the multi tool comes in to its own as it is so versatile as a stand alone tool. Thanks for the comment
Cool vid but when will you ever have a 50 lb vice bolted down to a 100lb table on the job?????
Probably not, but the vice was used as an aid for filming. If on the job and I need to secure the work piece, I would normally use my portable vice or quick clamps. Thanks for the comment 👍😃
Can I make a cowboy hat with one of these motorized devices
Yes Sirrrreeeeeee !