Bosch GOP18V-34N 18V Brushless StarlockPlus® Oscillating Multi-Tool (Bare Tool)

As a pretty avid DIY handyman, I don't know how I made it this long without one of these tools. But with a big basement renovation project after a flood, I had a lot of demo and drywall work to do, and finally decided to pick one up. I have a bunch of other Bosch 18V tools, so naturally I gravitated to Bosch's offering. I was impressed by how useful this tool is - it quickly rips through even the old-growth studs in my old house like butter, and makes short work of drywall. More than enough power for cutting easily through everything I've set it against The grip is comfortable and it is easy to maneuver in tight spots. Battery life is pretty good, I get a couple of hours of intermittent use out of a 2Ah battery. A bigger battery would of course last longer, but makes the tool heavier, so I'm ok with swapping small batteries more frequently. For the money I spent, I'm very satisfied with this tool. Bosch generally makes good power tools, and this one is no exception.

I remember my first oscillating being loud and having poor/no dampening, to the point where there would ghost sensations after using it for extended periods of time. This Bosch tool is lightyears ahead of my old oscillating tool. To start, the tool is very light -- even with the battery. The battery life is fantastic and what you would expect from a Bosh product. The vibrations are almost nonexistent, which makes using this tool for extended periods of time a joy. When you pair the lightweight nature of it, with the dampening quality of the tool, you can make easy precise cuts without issue.

Nice tool , very few vibration. Take good blade especially for metal

This has so much more power than my dremel oscillating saws and uses the same batteries. I bought it because the switch went bad on one of my dremels. Overall it’s a great tool. The star lock is a little too easy to get the hang of so kudos to Bosch for figuring out a true rapid release for these saws. My gripe is I just bought 50 blades for my dremel and they will NOT work on this saw.

Tiene características mejoradas de la anterior versión. Mejor agarre, mayor ángulo de vibración (mejora la rapidez), mejor ubicación de la batería. Una de las mejores herramientas de categoría en el mercado. Entregaron antes de la fecha programada.

Maravillosa herramienta

La.mejor herramienta que tengo

As advertised

Prazo e qualidade 10

LLego en su empaque original y en perfectas condiciones, solo viene la maquina y una cuchilla para madera, se nota la calidad y la potencia de bosch,

Amazing machine Just love it

Amazing tool which is so useful. I've used it extensively for a couple of months now. A few thoughts and tips below that: - low vibration to the hand so easy to use for a long time - try to keep to plunge cutting and not go sideways - even though it's often quite easy to go sideways (with the right tool head) through plasterboard, sideways cuts aren't good - use the appropriate tool for a given situation. Obvious, but it's very tempting to keep going with an inappropriate head. - I got a lot of use out of a 4 Ah battery. Normally I don't charge them for days. If I'm going long enough to burn through a battery in one go I need a rest by the end, and I'm usually finished doing what I need to. The tool probably needs a rest after using a full 4 Ah battery mostly continuously too! Weight is also fine with a 4 Ah battery. - Changing tool heads is easy and fun. It has that feeling of reloading a gun in an FPS game. So this leads to tips: 1) make sure to budget for appropriate tool heads - as a general tool head the one you get with this tool is great (but 2) wide and curved heads are great for plasterboard 3) the scraper head makes scraping fun! 4) big teeth for wood works much better than small teeth 5) metal ones are great but do wear out quickly (even a 20 quid Bosch one I used) 6) you can tell when blades get blunt because they get hot!

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