Bosch 12V Cordless Max Multi-X Tool

This new cordless oscillating tool is small in stature but big on versatility and performance. It tackles dozens of cutting, sanding, and grinding jobs - all without a cord or a hefty pricetag. It uses Bosch’s ultra-compact 12V Max Litheon™ battery system to deliver power and precision all around the shop and home. Plus, with a wide array of accessories to choose from, as well as the ability to use Fein® and other manufacturer’s attachments, the Bosch Multi-X is one of the best values on the market.

Additional features: No-mar plastic nose protects your work piece Variable Speed Dial for sanding speed adjustments Ergonomic design with small perimeter and soft-grip reduces fatigue while working Accepts broad range of Bosch accessories Batteries use advanced Lithium-ion technology for optimal life-span, runtime and power. Fuel gauge provides accurate charge control Tool holder with variable angle adjustment within 240° Includes: 12V Cordless Max Multi-X Carpenter Kit™ - PS50-2B (2) Llitheon™ 12V Max Batteries BAT411 30 Minute Charger - BC430 Accessory Adapter Sanding Plate 1-5/8 X 1-1/2" HCS Plunge Cut Blade - OSC112 Sanding Paper Pad (3) 3/8 x 1-1/4 HCS Plunge Cut Blades (1) 3-1/2 x 7/8 BIM Segment blade Specifications: Amps: 1.3 Volts: 10.8 - 12 Speed: 5,000 - 20,000 RPM Charge Time: 30 minutes Length: 10.9 inches Height: 2.32 inches Weight: 2.12 pounds

Bosch PS50 Multi-X Cordless Oscillating Tool Manual

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1) Submitted by SeaWolf's Home Workshop Blog, from Orange Park, FL on 3/16/2009 Customer Rating: The Bosch Multi-X Carpenter Kit, is a cordless version of the Fein Multi-Master. It too is a "Must Have" for ever Do-it-Yourselfer and tradesman. The capability to get in an trim materials easily in tight spaces is unmatched by any other tool I have ever used. Not only does it make precise cuts, but the danger of a spinning blade causing personal or material damage is minimized. The advantage of a cordless version, makes it handy for many home repairs. I found it especially handy for working around boats. The only feature I found that was substandard, was the battery level indicator. This press to test feature was hard to make display, so much so that I felt it was defective. It did work, not as expected. I also found it took several cycles to get a good life out of the batteries, but eventually they provided adequate power reserves for a cordless tool. I cannot begin to quantify the effort and frustration this tool has saved me in correcting mistakes or performing an operation, no other tools will easily do. The PS-50 takes the same battery as the PS-40 Pocket Impact-driver which gives you a little more "bang for the buck".

2) Submitted by Scott Soorus, from Denver, NC on 1/30/2010 Customer Rating: It does do what it says it can and very well. However the battery life is so short I had to return it for a corded version. For very basic use it can serve its purpose however if it will be used for more then 10-15 minutes at a time, find a version with a cord. I used it on 1 project, went through both batteries and had to wait for them to recharge. Very frustrating.

3) Submitted by Kim Riggen, from Deadwood, SD on 1/21/2009 Customer Rating: I have the cordless which is ok for small projects. Anything else a powercord is recommended. The batteries only last for about 20 minutes.