Welcome back everyone — in this video I’m putting the Milwaukee Fuel M12 oscillating multi-tool (2526-20) on the bench for a quick review and real demo. I go over the basics like size/weight (about 11.3 inches long and 2.3 lbs), the variable speed dial (up to 12), and the LED light, which is honestly freaking slick when you’ve got no overhead lights on. I also show the blade/attachment setup — it’s not a true “quick release,” but it’s still easy: flip the lever up, loosen/tighten by hand, and you’re back in business. Then I get into the fun part: cutting and sanding. I even mess up and try to cut metal with a wood blade (don’t do that, guys), but even with a beat-up blade this thing still rips through wood way better than my old-school Ryobi oscillating tool from around 2014. The Milwaukee has way more power, feels comfortable in the hand, and the cuts come out surprisingly clean. Bottom line: I give it one consumer thumb up — so far I can’t find anything wrong with it, and I honestly wish I would’ve bought one of these sooner.