Tim Brennan
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- Jul 28, 2013
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I just spent the afternoon working with a multimaster for the first time. I was repairing an old window which was in a bad way. At some point in the past one of the tenons had rotten so the window was being held together crooked and with rock hard putty and nails.
I cut out the bad pieces and made a new joint (not sure if has a name). I'm on a time limit so the mm was a wonderful piece of kit to have to speed things up. The accuracy is really impressive and at this rate I could end up becoming a half decent dentist. After all there's nothing a multimaster can't do.
I have the dust extraction kit but no instructions on how to assemble the many pieces. I'll figure it out sooner or later.

I cut out the bad pieces and made a new joint (not sure if has a name). I'm on a time limit so the mm was a wonderful piece of kit to have to speed things up. The accuracy is really impressive and at this rate I could end up becoming a half decent dentist. After all there's nothing a multimaster can't do.

I have the dust extraction kit but no instructions on how to assemble the many pieces. I'll figure it out sooner or later.