What Nobody Will Tell You About Oscillating Multi-Tools
What Nobody Will Tell You About Oscillating Multi-Tools
Leah shows you how to easily sharpen your own multi-tool blades, saving you money!
Links to the tools Leah used in the video:
Dremel MultiMax 3.8 Amp Oscillating Multi-Tool: https://amzn.to/2JlQz9B
Tri-Square Extra Slim File: https://amzn.to/2M31l6z
Mill File: https://amzn.to/2JyBeWD
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Skil Circular Saw with Laser Beam Guide: https://amzn.to/2Opokto
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Stanley 20-piece basic screwdriver set: https://amzn.to/2LN23Y2:
Irwin Tools Universal Hand Saw: https://amzn.to/2LGFWCQ
Erstwing 16-oz Claw Hammer: https://amzn.to/2NM8ZCj
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Stanley Value Chisels (for everyday use): https://amzn.to/2mNdi4I
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You are one of my favorite channels, so informative and easy to understand and follow. All the best to you in 2023!
Excellent!
You are legit!!! This is pretty nice. Have you had success with bimetal blades?
I like Jane drilling things.
Awesome awesome! Thanks!!!
That’s it ?
I should buy one just for it’s very limited uses ?
I just bought one and looks like its going back to Amazon before I get it dirty.
Thanks for letting me know how limited this thing is.
I appreciate your well done video & saving me money on a very limited electric tool..
Leah, You are so impressive! Always videos full of usefull information. I’ll never have to buy a new blade again!
You are a legend… 🎉
This woman has saved my OLD butt big time! I’ve watched her several times….wish she was my neighbor….😁 She gets right to issue, bless you Leah!!!!!!
Me buying a workbench, wood clamping block and files, to fix that €3 replacement cutter. 😅
i feel your heart
Sorry but this is terrible and time consuming. I take a grinder with a metal cutting disk and make new teeth and go. They sell a table grinding tool for sharpening lawn mower blades. Basically a bunch of grinding disk with washers between them and takes 2 seconds. I guess it depends on how often you use them. I’ll start my day with a new blade or one I’ve sharpened. But great idea to get the most for your money. These blades are expensive!
Great video, Leah
Happy new year
/Bklyn👑
Leah, I can only imagine my career path if I started around you as a young teen. I’ve been following you since my mid 70’s and have learned a countless number of things. Thank you and Bless you!
I found you at the perfect time! I have the files and a pile of dull blades, just have to buy the vise. Thanks! 👍
At 65 cents a blade for 55 blades, this isn’t worth my time or efforts.
👍😀 GOOD
You explain things very clearly. Thank you!
Wow, thx, amazing!!
Is there a robot that can do this for me?
This was sooo helpful!!! Thank you so much for showing how to do this! xox
Wow you are so personable and fun to listen to. Subscribing now!
Brilliant
I would personally use a Dremel tool with a little cut off wheel rather than a file. Nothing wrong with the file of course.
My adventure with the woodworking began with projects from Woodglut.
You’re a great teacher! Thank you
Thank you for the advice!!
Amazing
Is there a brand you recommend for the multi tool? Or a brand to stay away from? Corded or cordless for a home DIYer. occassional use.
Excellent. A comprehensive video without a lot of fluff you don’t want or need.
You just saved me a lot of money
Amazing tip….. Thanks…
On a scale of 1-10, how important is it to have one of these oscillating tools in your tool shed?
Thank you!!!
This only works in Alabama since having missing and broken teeth are required.
Many thanks. Rosie in New Zealand
Mill Bastard hun.. just say it..
Awesome tip. Those blades go dull fast unless you buy Carbide ones. This saves who knows how much $$ and gets you through the job without burning through the cut and abusing the motor. Thanks valuable info.
Thanks! A great teacher. I appreciate these videos. I bought some ‘for wood’ blades, that say ‘triple’ cut.. so how do you file that? I’d guess it is possible, if you can create new teeth- i never would have imagined that is possible.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks again! Still sharpening my blades for 4 years now
you can file both directions doensnt matter …. the whole one way is just stubborn old "correct way" simple search for it and youlld find plenty of test results;.
Been telling people about this video since I saw it 3 years ago
WOW awesome tip Leah thanks👍
Upvote for Leah! Keep doing what you do
Nice 👍🏻
another outstanding video ❤❤❤
that saw was mething around with the wrong types
Hi Jane, could I use this multi-tool to cut a back splash guard tile with this? I am new to this tool first time ever owning one thanks!
Good lord I have at least 10 blades i have to play with tomorrow