Is the MM 700 1.7 Q worth it over a cheaper multi-tool?

If you cut daily in wood, metal or auto trim, yes. The motor and gearbox hold up where budget tools burn out. For occasional DIY use, a cheaper corded tool does the same jobs.

What is the difference between the Q and other MM 700 versions?

The Q denotes the tool-free quick-change accessory mount. Other versions use a pin or hex-key change. The 1.7 refers to the 1.7-degree oscillation angle.

Does it come with blades?

The kit ships in an L-BOXX with a starter set of accessories, typically a saw blade and scraper. Check the exact contents, since bundle contents vary by kit.

Can it cut through nails and screws?

Yes, with a bi-metal or carbide blade. The 450 W motor handles occasional nails in wood, but keep the blade moving and let the tool do the work.

Is it compatible with other brands' blades?

Fein's mount fits Fein accessories directly. Many third-party blades fit with an adapter, which is a common way to lower running costs.

Corded or cordless for auto work?

Corded gives constant power with no battery fade, which suits shop work. Cordless 12 V or 18 V tools are better for tight interiors and outdoor jobs.

Where can I buy the Fein MultiMaster MM 700 1.7 Q Corded Oscillating Multi-Tool?

2 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Amazon.

Fein MultiMaster MM 700 1.7 Q Corded Oscillating Multi-Tool

Q: Where is the Fein MultiMaster MM 700 1.7 Q Corded Oscillating Multi-Tool cheapest?

At Amazon, for $479.95, as of our latest check.

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