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I have a Makita DTM50z, it’s decent but I would probably pay the extra for quick change next time as if you’re doing something that involves switching between blades, it gets old quickly.
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I have a cotech (from clas olson 5 year guaranteed) corded one. Bought for one job and has been used several times since. It has quick change and am still on the original bits. I did buy a ceramic cutter...cant remember from where but is brilliant
Edit: They were saxon blades. Also as @Bobbo said the ones I tried were all equally vibrationey, but not tried a fien one.
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I'm looking at multi-tools/cutters, but not sure what I want. Does anyone have some recommendations? If battery powered, Makita 18v would make sense as I have plenty of batteries, but maybe corded would be just fine? Is quick tool change worth getting over Allen key versions?