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It's just another tool in the armoury; doesn't get used all that often but its capabilities are unique - yes that is always an over statement in that there is as ever more than one way to skin a cat, but time saving and effectiveness give it maximum points. Our kitchen tiling is a bespoke design (an experiment by a young tile maker) and unwisely the electrical fittings were recessed into cut- outs in the tiles and grouted in. The multitool was efficient and fast in cutting out the grout when one of the sockets failed. The fact that that particular cut-out was lacking tolerance and the new socket was 1mm wider was another headache - Lidls' dremel got it's first outing for that.
Rob