First, check out the Bosch Multi-X oscillating tool homepage. Then, ideally after learning a little about the tool, look for the button that says “free blade offer” (it has a yellow background as shown), and fill out the request form. While you’re still on the page, also check out the “intro” tab, which contains a video that shows some great usage examples.
Please, please, PLEASE don’t request a blade if you don’t own an oscillating multi-tool or plan to own one in the near future. If you’re looking to buy one, check out this great deal Amazon is running right now on these Bosch multi-tools – $106 after $20 auto coupon (reg. price is ~$150)!
Actually, that’s a heck of a good deal, $106 is about $45 off the regular price!
Buy Now(via Amazon)
To repeat, NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY to get the free blade. We don’t know which blade you’ll get, but our guess is that it will be a straight wood-cutting blade.
It looks like at 11am Eastern time Amazon will have a Bosch 23 piece oscillating accessory set as one of their lightning deals.
Why are any oscillating tools made that do not have tool-less blade changes? I guess if they are trying to get through the parts bin but from a usage standpoint, tool-less can’t be beat.
Parke, I saw that as well, here’s the link for reference. Also, while the Multi-X tool kit appears to have sold out at the moment, it’s still available for backorder at the same price.
Jeff, quite a few manufacturers have come out with tool-less blade change models, with a few more still in the works. I know that a Bosch tool-free design is on the way, but there’s currently no ETA for a USA launch. Plus, its recommended retail price is currently 200 GBP, which is over $300.
I saw this deal at Sears: “Bosch Factory-Reconditioned Bosch MX25EC-RT 2.5 Amp Multi-X Oscillating Tool Kit”
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_SPM5967420907
Can anyone tell me which would be the better tool Porter-Cable Oscillating or the new Dremel Multi-Max 40 they both have tool free blade change so which is the over-all better tool not bang for my buck ,just a tool that will do the job and last longer and more efficient Thanks you could send me an answer to this page or my e-mail