Sorry, I don't do impressions...
Seriously, what a tool. Now that I finally have my own, with new blades and stuff, I can't imagine a proper installation toolkit without one.
I had to remove a section of 8" high 1" thick baseboard. Tile ran down on top of the baseboard from above and tile was laid up against it on the floor.
No problem. A couple of pencil lines drawn with my square and freehanded a few straight insertions of the 'e-blade'... a 0.5mm kerf and it cut like butter. Truly effortless. I cannot imagine any other way to do this cut as quickly and as cleanly as this tool let me do it.
Besides this little excursion, the next relatively small job I have scheduled ( The re and re of a couple of 8' tall T'nG boards) and the thing is paid for. Then I have a couple of tiles to replace on my kitchen floor (don't ask) and a couple of louvred shutters to sand and paint. This Multimaster Top hooks up to my Fein Turbo II vacuum as well...
I know the purchase of a tool like this hurts, but the pain turns into pleasure pretty quick. My apprehension stemmed largely from my encounter with the Porter Cable Profile sander, which was a complete waste of money and should have resulted into a class action suit AFAIAC.
I bought the Fein from David Eisan at Federated Tool in London, ON and picked up another Hitachi M12V while I was there because I really like that router and Hitachi is rumoured to be discontinuing it soon... oh.. and a Delta planer. *gloaty-smirk*. That oughtta teach me to go to that store..it is FAR more dangerous there than Lee Valley.
No affiliations with any aforementioned companies.. just a happy customer. Fein RULES!