DeWALT XR DCS359 vs. Milwaukee Fuel: Which Multi-Tool Actually Wins?

DeWALT XR DCS359 vs DCS356 vs Milwaukee M18 Fuel. New oscillating tool finally matches Fuel in speed. Milwaukee holds better at max. 0:00 DCS359 vs DCS356 vs Milwaukee Fuel 0:24 Why the DCS356 is still popular 1:04 Complaints: vibration and power 1:29 Blade clamp vs Milwaukee 2:22 Starlock on DCS359 3:08 Speed control and design 3:27 Cut test: 356, 359, Fuel 4:14 Verdict. $100 vs $240 Head-to-head of the new DeWALT DCS359 20V MAX XR oscillating multi-tool against the old DCS356 and Milwaukee M18 Fuel. DCS356. Still one of the most popular oscillating tools in the US. About 2 lb. Enough power for most jobs, including sanding. Trigger plus speed limiter plus lock. Best blade clamp on the market. Around $100. DCS359. DeWALT finally added anti-vibration and more power. Same clamp, still the fastest blade change. Starlock blades fit if you pull the bolt. Four speeds, lock-on, trigger still controls speed inside the selected range. About $240. Milwaukee M18 Fuel. Older lever-and-screw clamp. Classic dial. Very fast in the cut. More controllable at max than the new DeWALT. Cut test on a board. New DeWALT caught up with Fuel. Maybe a little more aggressive. Milwaukee tracks straighter at high speed. Old DCS356 is not bad for the money. Oscillating multi-tool, oscillating tool, cordless oscillating tool. 20V MAX XR and M18. BeProTools. Power tool tests. #DeWALT #DCS359 #Milwaukee