Oscillating Multi-Tool Roundup

A friend who is an avid DIY enthusiast, recently shared his love for his new oscillating power tool. He has the Fein Multi-Master which I had the opportunity to test at the International Builders' Show a few weeks ago. It's really been the only player on the market for some time and according to Toolsnob Fein's patent on the tool expired and now new offerings from Dremel and Rockwell have become available and at a lower price.

Rockwell was certainly pushing their oscillating multi-tool at the Builders' Show and had a board setup for attendees to cut out small squares with and take note of how quickly and quietly it operated.

One Project Closer recently did a thorough review of the Dremel Multi-Max and came away very pleased and highly recommend it.

Sneak Peak from Stiletto Tools at 2010 Builders' Show

One of the smallest booths at the 2010 Builders' Show was that of Stiletto Tools, but it was also the busiest. We stopped by numerous times to try and have a chat with them but there was a constant flow of people wanting to give their titanium hammer the TBII-15 TiBone a swing.

Save Time Taping Drywall with Teel Tape

Taping drywall seems like a mindless job but it requires some experience to do it correctly and to achieve the best results. The Teel Tape makes it super easy for anyone to mud their drywall tape before application.

Fasten Seal Furring Nail Keeps Your Envelope Tight

A little nail in an orange donut can make a big difference when it comes to sealing your home from moisture. The Fasten Seal is a lathe fastener that's engineered to keep water from penetrating the point where nails pierce the building paper. Stucco will last for years if the buildings envelope remains sealed and this little nail could go a long way in helping.