Cut, sand and scrape with precision using Makita multi tools
Chippies working tight corners, tilers removing old adhesive, and plumbers cutting access holes all need tools that handle detail work without the bulk. Makita multi tools deliver that precision with oscillating action that tackles cutting, sanding, scraping and grinding in spaces where bigger tools won't fit.
These oscillating tools work with interchangeable blades and accessories, so you can switch from cutting through nails in timber to sanding down filler or scraping paint — all with the same compact tool. The oscillating motion means less vibration in your hands compared to traditional cutting methods, and you get clean, controlled cuts every time.
The range includes both corded and cordless models across their 18V LXT battery platform. Cordless versions give you the freedom to work anywhere on site without hunting for power points, while corded models deliver consistent power for extended sessions. Both options feature tool-free blade changes and variable speed control to match the material you're working.
From detailed carpentry work to bathroom renovations, these tools handle the jobs where precision matters. We also stock a full range of oscillating tool blades and accessories to keep your multi-tool working across different materials and applications.
Makita multi tool FAQs
What can you do with a Makita multi tool?
You can cut, sand, scrape, and grind with an oscillating tool. Common jobs include cutting door jambs for flooring, removing grout between tiles, sanding in tight corners, scraping old paint or adhesive, and cutting through nails or screws in timber. The interchangeable blade system means you can tackle multiple tasks with one compact tool.
Are Makita multi tools cordless?
Yes, the brand makes cordless oscillating tools that run on their 18V LXT battery system. They also produce corded models for continuous power. The cordless versions are ideal for site work where power access is limited, while corded models suit workshop environments or jobs requiring extended runtime without battery changes.
How do you change blades on Makita multi tools?
Most oscillating tools feature tool-free blade changes using a quick-release lever or twist-lock system. Simply release the clamp, remove the old blade, position the new blade ensuring proper alignment, then secure the clamp. Always ensure the tool is switched off and unplugged or battery removed before changing blades for safety.
What blades fit Makita multi tools?
These tools use a universal mounting system that accepts most standard multi-tool blades. This includes wood cutting blades, metal cutting blades, sanding pads, scraper blades, and grout removal blades. The brand also produces their own range of accessories specifically designed for optimal performance with their tools.
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