Can a multi-tool cut decking?

Plunge cuts in your decking A good multi-tool and the right blade – like the Ryobi ONE+ RMT1801M-0 18V sanding and oscillating cutter tool – makes the job much easier and safer. This also includes those times when you’re working on harder materials such as decking boards.

Can an oscillating multi-tool cut wood?

The oscillating multi-tool is one of the handiest tools you can have around the jobsite or workshop. Its versatility lets you accomplish numerous tasks that would be impossible with other tools. You can sand; saw metal, wood, and drywall; make large holes; plunge cut into hardwood; or undercut a doorway.

How do you cut a straight line with an oscillating tool?

How to Cut Straight. To create a straight cut, a round or half-moon saw blade works best. You want to lightly press down on your tool creating a cut no more than 1/4 inch deep. Run your blade across the length of the cut multiple times with each pass making it a little deeper until you cut through your material.

How do you cut wood in tight spaces?

Put a demolition blade on the reciprocating saw. Twist the blade lock to secure the blade safely in place. Tug on the blade to be extra sure it’s locked in place and won’t come out when you’re cutting. For really tight spaces, a compact, cordless reciprocating saw is a great option that will make your job even easier!

Is an oscillating multi-tool worth it?

The Bottom Line Are oscillating tools worth it in general? For the most part, yes. In two out of the three tests (cutting and sanding), even those on the bottom of the oscillating pile were more effective than the control tools.

Where is Fein Multimaster made?

Germany
Where Are Fein Tools Made? Most of the power tools are produced in our main factory located in Germany. We also have most of our magnetic based drills and annular cutters produced in Davenport Iowa at our Slugger by FEIN facility.

How do you cut a wood deck?

Cutting The Deck Use a wood saw to cut the single pieces of the composite material to length and then mark the board using a quick square. You can either use a miter saw or a circular saw since composite cuts similarly to wood. Mark the board using a quick square while holding the square against the board’s face.