PORTER-CABLE20V MAX* Oscillating Tool with 11-Piece Accessories, Tool Only (PCC710B)

I waited too long to get this. Other friends bragging about oscillating tools finally pushed me to get this. So glad I did.. Uses the same batteries as all my other Porter Cable tools. All are great quality and have lasted me for years with no failures yet.

Value for money:Very convenient and useful. I use it all the time. Strong and durable.

Been wanting one of these for a long time. Works well and makes certain impossible cuts easily possible.

This is my first Oscillating Tool. Already had a Porter Cable battery charged drill and love it. Saw a review that it used the same batteries as my drill and it does! Tool did a great job and would recommend it for household projects. Great value.

Should of bought it a long time ago but was cautioned by bad reviews. I use porter cable 20v tools almost daily for about 10 years now and I've only had 1 small battery fail and 1 charger. I have 5 chargers, 4 large red, 3 small red, 2 black batteries and I run 2 impact drivers, 2 drills, circular saw, sawzall, and now this oscillating tool. I haven't had a problem with it, but I don't overwork it either! I use a corded older Rockwell for those jobs!

Great tool

I am a garage DIY guy who likes to have high quality tools that get used occasionally for various projects around the house. I have had a lot of success with various "Porter Cable" cordless tools in the past, especially like their cordless drills. I specifically needed this oscillating tool to cut through plexiglass after I had already heated it and put some sharp bends into the plexiglass and could not realistically cut it on a flat surface like using a table saw any longer. The half-moon shaped cutting blade in the Porter Cable oscillating tool is what I used on the 1/4" plexiglass and it worked out great. It took going across the material and sticking to my cutting line about 3 or 4 passes before it cut all the way through (slow and steady wins the day). After cutting all the way through it remained smooth (not excessive vibration) and I just continued up and down my cutting line till the whole piece was completely cut through and fell away. I loved the tool control and felt like it was easy to see my cutting line and keep the tool on my cutting line even with the tools vibration setting turned all the way up (I think like a level-6 best I remember). This "Porter Cable" Oscillating Tool is very handy and I can see it coming into use for many future projects. And at around $55-$60 on Amazon, the price cant be beat -- well worth it and much cheaper than the more Pro-line of tools out there (like Milwaukee or equivalent). Note: This tool comes without battery but for me, I didn't need a battery because I had two batteries and a charging station already that I had previously bought about 3 years ago along with a Porter Cable cordless drill. I think if you're considering switching over to Porter Cable cordless tools, I think for home DIY occasional project work it is a great idea.

love my porter cable tools. easy to use, cuts great, easy to use. i store all of them in a keeter rolling tool box. individual tool cases would be nice though.durable and dependable. fits in the hand well and perfect design.