Worx Power Share 20V Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool

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$79.99at Best Buy, last seen Nov 7

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Our take on the Worx Power Share 20V Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool

The Worx Power Share 20V Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool is a battery-powered oscillating tool that runs on the same 20V Power Share batteries as the rest of Worx's cordless lineup. It is built for flush cuts, sanding, scraping and plunge cuts where a full-size saw won't fit. Because it shares batteries with other Worx tools, buyers already in the system can add it without a new charger. It is a bare-tool or kit purchase depending on the listing, so check what is included.

Best forHomeowners already on the Worx 20V Power Share battery systemTrim and flooring work in tight spotsLight sanding and scraping jobsOccasional DIY use rather than daily trade work

Pros

Runs on Worx 20V Power Share batteries shared with other Worx tools
Cordless design reaches spots a corded tool can't
Oscillating action suits flush cuts, plunge cuts, sanding and scraping
Tool-free blade changes on most versions
Lighter and easier to handle than a corded multi-tool

Cons

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Worx Power Share 20V Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool price history

Lowest price we've seen: $79.99 on Nov 7 at Best Buy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.

Specifications

Battery Technology: Li-IonSource
Power Source: BatterySource
Voltage (V): 20.0Source

Questions and answers

Does it come with a battery and charger?: It depends on the listing. Many Worx 20V tools sell as bare tools, so confirm whether the box includes a battery and charger before buying. If you already own Power Share batteries, the bare-tool version is the cheaper route.
Which Worx batteries does it use?: It uses Worx 20V Power Share Li-Ion batteries, the same packs as other Worx 20V cordless tools. Larger Ah packs give longer runtime but add weight.
What can it cut?: With the right blade it handles wood, drywall, plastic and thin metal, plus sanding and scraping with the matching attachments. It is best for flush and plunge cuts where a circular or reciprocating saw won't fit.
Is it good for heavy renovation work?: It is fine for trim, flooring and occasional cuts, but corded multi-tools deliver more sustained power for long or heavy sessions. For daily trade use, a corded model is the safer pick.
Are blades easy to change?: Most versions use a tool-free blade change, so you can swap between cutting, sanding and scraping attachments without a hex key. Confirm the accessory interface on the specific model you buy.

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Our take on the Worx Power Share 20V Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool

Best forHomeowners already on the Worx 20V Power Share battery systemTrim and flooring work in tight spotsLight sanding and scraping jobsOccasional DIY use rather than daily trade work

Pros

Runs on Worx 20V Power Share batteries shared with other Worx tools
Cordless design reaches spots a corded tool can't
Oscillating action suits flush cuts, plunge cuts, sanding and scraping
Tool-free blade changes on most versions
Lighter and easier to handle than a corded multi-tool

Cons

Questions and answers

Does it come with a battery and charger?

It depends on the listing. Many Worx 20V tools sell as bare tools, so confirm whether the box includes a battery and charger before buying. If you already own Power Share batteries, the bare-tool version is the cheaper route.

Which Worx batteries does it use?

It uses Worx 20V Power Share Li-Ion batteries, the same packs as other Worx 20V cordless tools. Larger Ah packs give longer runtime but add weight.

What can it cut?

With the right blade it handles wood, drywall, plastic and thin metal, plus sanding and scraping with the matching attachments. It is best for flush and plunge cuts where a circular or reciprocating saw won't fit.

Is it good for heavy renovation work?

It is fine for trim, flooring and occasional cuts, but corded multi-tools deliver more sustained power for long or heavy sessions. For daily trade use, a corded model is the safer pick.

Are blades easy to change?

Most versions use a tool-free blade change, so you can swap between cutting, sanding and scraping attachments without a hex key. Confirm the accessory interface on the specific model you buy.