Dremel Multi-Max MM50-02 Corded Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit vs Bosch GOP40-30C Oscillating Multi-Tool
The Bosch GOP40-30C is the better tool for pros who change blades constantly: its StarlockPlus mount grips accessories with more contact area and transfers torque better, and the no-touch change is faster than Dremel's twist-and-push knob. The Dremel MM50-02 counters with a 5.0 amp motor, the highest in its class, a front end 30% more compact, and an angled body that helps on flush cuts along floors and jambs. Owners rate both well, and the Dremel kit carries far more owner feedback. Buy the Bosch for heavy cutting and blade swaps; buy the Dremel for tight spaces and long sanding sessions.
- Choose the Dremel Multi-Max MM50-02 if you work in tight spots, cut flush along floors and trim, and want the strongest motor and a soft case with a large accessory set.
- Choose the Bosch GOP40-30C if you swap blades often, want the stiffest accessory connection, and prefer a hard case and a long cord for job-site work.
Prices
- Dremel Multi-Max MM50-02 Corded Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit: $69.99 at eBay (last seen Nov 9)
- Bosch GOP40-30C Oscillating Multi-Tool: $162.24 at Arbor (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Dremel Multi-Max MM50-02 Corded Oscillating Multi-Tool Kit is $92.25 cheaper than the Bosch GOP40-30C Oscillating Multi-Tool at the latest prices (Nov 9)

