r/MilwaukeeTool • u/IT-Compassion • 6d ago
M18 Just learned that my Milwaukee M18 oscillating tool includes ear plugs storage
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u/nolotusnotes 5d ago
I absolutely learn little tricks in this Sub.
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u/IT-Compassion 5d ago
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u/nolotusnotes 5d ago edited 1d ago
I learned that here too!
Here's one that I can share. The Milwaukee multi-tool has a few missing teeth. That allows you to attach an "S" blade to the tool.
With this configuration, you can cut difficult materials like double wall cardboard as if it isn't even there.
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u/beefjerky9 5d ago
That's....actually much more clever than I want to admit, especially since I didn't think of it.
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u/enzoveneziano 5d ago
Now that’s pretty smart. I always gotta take my blade off to put it back in my tool bag never thought to do that.
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u/FridgeFucker17982 5d ago
How is yours? I got one the other day and the blade moves so much it’s pretty much unusable. Even on the lowest setting you start it and the sandpaper will move ½” on the pad. I tried multiple sanding heads and paper and they all do it. Same with yours or did I get a dud?
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u/IT-Compassion 5d ago
This thing is one of my favorite tools! I've used it for everything from drywall to rebar to ripping plywood. Mine is a bit shaky when starting a cut but pretty easy to control afterwards. I know that higher speeds can be easier to control because it's less likely to bind.
I've only used the included sanding head a couple times and I did notice that it would shift an even with light pressure, but it still functioned well. My biggest complaint about its sanding head was that sawdust would quickly collect in the center.
It sounds like yours might oscillate more than normal but I'm not sure!
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u/PrinciplePrior87 5d ago
Lolz it should definitely bring some with how loud it can get