Tools In Action and Rockwell Tools are giving away 3 Sonicrafter X2’s. To enter to win all you need to do is Like Tools in Action and Rockwell Tools on Facebook.
Winners will be announced on June 17th. Good Luck.
Check out our review of the SoniCrafter X2
These vibration tools are used for everything. Once you have one you’ll save loads of time.
I have the M12 cordless multitool works great but not having a tool less blade change sucks. Wonder if we will see an updated version soon. I have read a lot of good things about the rockwell it’s the best bang for the buck multitool.
This tool will help me in all my electrical cuts from notchs to cutting a hole for hadyboxes and more
have dremel corded multitool…milwauke m12 cordless ones…find
so many uses for them..still trying figure how ever got along without
them..even cut broken 5/8 bolt off ..took awhile ..place where omg
only tool that would fit.patching wood in my porch ..use tool to
cut tongue off tongue n groove boards.eliminate gaps when patching.
precise cuts are awesome on wood and metal..nifty little sander to.
best tools ever purchased for those times when about ready to give
up on a job..life savers..yes,yes..love multitool…goodluck to ever
wins rockwell sonicrafter…never seen little cutting attachment shown
with rockwell..check on that..see what it cuts.cheers
Question: Do you ship to Australia?
No sorry :{ USA only
Thats a great giveaway guys, just liked rockwell, multi tools are very useful, keep up the great work!
Like both on facebook @ Jenn McCullar
Nice osculating tool. Like the quick change tool feature.
I liked you and Rockwell tools on FB.
If I like you guys any more your going to have to get a restraining order on me.
This would make the perfect father’s day gift for my dad!
liked x 2
Gotta love the sonicrafter – especially being a tool-less blade change system!
Hi Nathan N. Please check out our Australian site: https://www.rockwelltools.com.au/
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Liked both pages!
Thanks for the awesome opportunity for an excellent tool.
Thanks TiA and Rockwell!
I’ve always wanted to see how the sonicrafter felt.