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   Butch_Wasmund | Dec 31, 2001 02:01pm | #1

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   You can't go wrong with the fein multimaster, the only con being no way of doing profile sanding (that I know of)

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   calvin_ | Dec 31, 2001 03:00pm | #2

   *The saw blades available for use on the multimaster are what sold me.

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   Bucksnort_Billy | Jan 04, 2002 12:18am | #3

   *If this snow keeps up, and I can't get to the doctor tomorrow, I'm usin' my Fein to cut off this cast...bb

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   calvin_ | Jan 04, 2002 03:09am | #4

   *you know billy, I was so enamored (sp? you know jaw dropped in love) with the nurse/technician that was cutting off the cast on my wrist, I forgot what they used. However, I remember as I was gazing into her eyes, she had me put my finger on the blade to show me how it wouldn't cut me. I'm thinking it might have been a Fein. It was a few years b/4 I picked up that multi-tool. Best of luck, and it's supposed to come off, right?

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   GACC_DAllas | Jan 05, 2002 08:03pm | #5

   *I've got the Fein Multimaster.....great tool.But it doesn't do curves like the PC. If it does have attachments for that, I haven't seen them....but then I haven't looked either.Ed.

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   Joe_Melvin | Jan 05, 2002 08:03pm | #6

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   I'm about to invest in a detail sander and would like any suggestions/comments on different brands and pros/cons. thanks