right now you are going to see the all-new Dremel multi-max mm50
just hit the stores this and this is one of the first reviews out on the tube
not only that brand new design on this one we're gonna check it out we're gonna
cut a bunch of stuff where you're gonna get my old best Frank live over here to
tell us what he thinks let's get it started
yes as mentioned brand new tool before I show you all of the cool features on
this tool don't forget to smash that like button and subscribe for more new
tools being released pretty much every week so you got a 5.0 motor on this bad
boy not only that up to 21,000 oscillations
per minute now the last couple of oscillating tools that we've reviewed it
almost seemed like they were just changing numbers and not a real big leap
in design but I will tell you that is not the case with this not only is the
vibration a lot better on this tool but check out that head right there 3.2
degrees of angle for the oscillation drivers I'll tell you what no more
busting your knuckles off of a piece of wood I really like that and I'll show
you how that works out while we're cutting later in the video now you do
have ten different speeds on this ten thousand OPM being the lowest 21,000
being the highest as far as it goes with Bill just like every other dremel tool
goes really really solid built really well now you also get a bunch of
different sandpaper grits here you also get a bunch of different tools so you
get thirty accessories all together now you do get the soft bag the one thing I
will tell you I miss Dremel is I miss the hard cases they used to come with
this about everything you bought and now more and more soft cases coming up not
saying that's a bad thing it's easier for storage but I do miss
those hard cases now I will tell you the size difference not much different than
the mm 45 pretty much the same width same length the poundage on this weighs
in around three pounds really not that bad for this tool though you also get a
seven foot court length so that's nice now as far as it goes with the grip on
this again really nice it's a little bit wider for the palm but as far as it goes
with the operation being able to get to that on/off switch real simple the
ergonomics is not bad as far as it goes with the oscillations per minute all you
got to do is adjust that Dow again one to ten and what's nice about these even
on the older models they don't move once you set that speed that vibration even
though you have a lot less on this one it won't adjust that knob by itself now
the easy release right here no key at all check that out all you gotta do is
loosen it up push that little button right there and
then tighten it back down simply by turning it to the right it only takes a
few seconds a lot of people like this design because they like when you can
crank it down they feel how tight it is me personally I like the older design is
actually not older it's only been out for maybe about a year but this on the
last model the quick lock release right here I really like that system I wish I
would have put it on the new mm 50 but you know that's a user preference
curious which one do you like better leave a comment in the comment section
below now one other thing that I will tell you
about the Dremel is if you're going out and using cheaper blades that you buy on
Amazon or even maybe Home Depot they're probably not going to fit all that well
because the holes are larger and work on other tools Dremel was pretty smart
about this other blades don't work on their tools but their blades work on
other tools that's not a problem for me because I use the dremel blades anyway
now you also have the vent right here on the bottom the left and the right hand
side doesn't really do anything when it comes to pushing dust out of the way but
it keeps the dust from going inside of the motor so that's a nice feature
and as for sound the pitch on this is a little bit higher than the MM 45 but
really not bad at all you can see that I am adjusting it just by using that knob
from 10,000 up to 21,000 back down to the 10,000 as far as it goes of
vibration you can absolutely tell a difference between the new mm 50
compared to the older model it's not really sure what they did not sure if
they put something in the casing maybe extra padding but definitely a huge
difference I'm just letting you hear the sound difference between the MM 45 and
the new mm 50
all right let's do some of the slicing into Dyson we're going to go with a
general screw right here
now I started out around 10,000 OPM then I bumped it up to 21,000 right now we
got some thinner metal here this is off of an old screen door let's see what it
does through this just so you know this is a wood and metal blade yeah I know
not the best angle but don't worry we got more cuts coming off it sticking up
coming up we got an old friend that stopped by the channels it I grew up
with Clive really excited to see this wanted to check it out let me show you
yo bro is that the new dremel out awesome
it's a powerful bro yes right on right on yeah so I mean you could put
different bits in it bro yes you can cut wood metal plastic with it is so awesome
Ronnie Wood about that vibration bro you barely notice the vibration it just look
so beastly bro up deferent gonna check oh yeah I gotta head out just really
busy super awesome pretty happy I got to check out the new mm 50 yep you're the
man TRT with all your words with similar check it out now I remember why I
stopped talking him anyway we got some metal here it's hollow it's a little
over a sixteenth of an inch thick on all sides we're gonna cut through it right
now let's hook this up we're gonna start out slow we'll go a little faster
now I've also noticed that when I push down hard on this it does not bog down
it's you know portage so that's probably a big reason why it's not
battery-operated but yeah definitely a lot of power on this tool and no bogging
down no loss of power even when you're putting a little extra pressure on it
oh yeah we thought so get out of your quad man I do just want to leave me
alone alright so let's move on how about hardwoods we got some oak
right here we're gonna start out slow and then move it up to the high speed
again
so when you bump this thing up too high a 21,000 OPM it just starts chomping man
now I'll tell you what it is oh so smooth check it out real nice cuts on
this even through the harder material all right now let's take a look at the
sanding now this also comes with the sanding pad it's velcro it comes with a
bunch of different grits and it's really cheap to go out buy more if you run out
now what's really nice about the Dremel is that you don't have to have any bolts
or special attachments to put on the sandy pads you basically just put that
sanding pad on and lock it down and that's it and you can twist and turn or
whatever position you want but another nice thing about this is not only is it
more ergonomically friendly the way that is angled like that but allows you to
get into some tighter areas so and just tighten her down and it's ready to go
sanding so again it is velcro we're going to use the 80 grit it did come
with the sander it also comes with a lot of finer grits or lighter grits after I
think of 150 now what we're gonna do we're gonna start it out on low and then
we're gonna bump it up to high
now that's actually way too we'll bump it up to about 15,000 OPM and then we'll
go up to the full 21,000 OPM
and just to show you the difference in the grip when it comes to this newer
model the MM 50 compared to the older models it really keeps your knuckles
your hands up away from the wood that you're sanding and that's where it
really shines so I really really like that
definitely a lot of power and it's really easy to get again into those
tighter areas if you want to do some standing on those corners or maybe round
something out I really like these tools instead of having the larger sander you
can just go and do what you need to do on those smaller pieces I would not
recommend this on a large piece if you're trying to sand something that's
larger that you're going to need a belt sander or an orbital sander this is
gonna take way more time it's a smaller projects I really really like how this
sands alright so let's talk about some of the pros and cons when it comes to
the new multi-max mmm Cowen's first as far as it goes with the
quick-release it's not bad I think it's user preference I liked the other style
of the quick-release it does take a little bit longer but at the end of the
day it's still really easy still really simple if you change those blades out
and it's really quick as far as it goes with noise the pitch on this is a little
bit higher than the other models that I tried not saying it's louder it's just
the pitch is a little bit higher I would also really like to see drum we'll go
back to the hard shell cases on a lot of these tools just because the bags I just
don't like them those are really the only negatives that I have found when it
came to the new Dremel multi-max mm40 let's talk about the things that I
really did like the build quality is there just like every other dremel tool
especially on the oscillating tools the quick release even though I preferred
the other style it still works very well as far as it goes with vibration you
barely even feel this tool is leaps and bounds better than the older models when
it comes to the vibration and it really helps out the ergonomics when it comes
to the hand arm vibration syndrome now one of the biggest changes and one I
think they needed to make for quite some time was the angle head again keeps your
knuckles away from the wood you don't have to worry about scraping them
getting them all scarred up I really like that and I think they needed that
change for quite some time so that is huge to me and it sits down really nice
as well when you put it down and put a couple legs they're almost where it's
not roll over and flip off the table on you
so if anything I really think that the negatives are just things that I'm
nitpicking at things that in my personal preference I wish I would have had
instead of maybe you I want to know what you think leave a comment in the comment
section below let me know how you like the changes of the new mm fifty compared
to the older models that I'm sure you probably use or have if you like the
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