A studio shot of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 oscillating tool, shown with its 30-piece accessory set of cutting blades and sanding pads.
A studio shot of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 5.0 amp oscillating tool with a wood flush cut blade attached, highlighting its angled body.
A three-quarter studio shot of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 5.0 amp oscillating tool with a wood flush cut blade attached.
A studio shot of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 5.0 amp oscillating tool with the triangular sanding pad and a sheet of sandpaper attached.
A close-up of the front end of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50, showing the blue variable speed dial, the on/off switch, and the tool-less accessory change knob.
A close-up of the accessory interface on the Dremel Multi-Max MM50, showing the tool-less mechanism without a blade attached.
All of the cutting and sanding accessories from the Dremel MM50-01 kit laid out, including a sanding pad, sandpaper, a jab saw blade, a half-moon blade, and bi-metal blades.
The official retail box for the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 corded oscillating tool kit, model MM50-01, showing the 5.0 amp tool and its 30 included accessories.
A person uses the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 with a half-moon grout removal blade to remove old grout from between gray floor tiles.
A person uses the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 with a flush cut blade to cut a PVC pipe level with the floor, next to a toilet flange.
A studio shot of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 oscillating tool, shown with its 30-piece accessory set of cutting blades and sanding pads.
A studio shot of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 5.0 amp oscillating tool with a wood flush cut blade attached, highlighting its angled body.
A three-quarter studio shot of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 5.0 amp oscillating tool with a wood flush cut blade attached.
A studio shot of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 5.0 amp oscillating tool with the triangular sanding pad and a sheet of sandpaper attached.
A close-up of the front end of the Dremel Multi-Max MM50, showing the blue variable speed dial, the on/off switch, and the tool-less accessory change knob.
A close-up of the accessory interface on the Dremel Multi-Max MM50, showing the tool-less mechanism without a blade attached.
All of the cutting and sanding accessories from the Dremel MM50-01 kit laid out, including a sanding pad, sandpaper, a jab saw blade, a half-moon blade, and bi-metal blades.
The official retail box for the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 corded oscillating tool kit, model MM50-01, showing the 5.0 amp tool and its 30 included accessories.
A person uses the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 with a half-moon grout removal blade to remove old grout from between gray floor tiles.
A person uses the Dremel Multi-Max MM50 with a flush cut blade to cut a PVC pipe level with the floor, next to a toilet flange.
Dremel

Dremel Oscillating Tool Kit MM50-01 5 Amp Multi-Max (30 Accessories Tool-Less Change 10000-21000 OPM Variable Speed Flush Cutting Sanding Bag)

In stock
SKU: MM50-01
$129.99 USD

Description

Dremel MM50-01 Multi-Max 5.0 Amp Corded Oscillating Tool Kit with 30 Accessories

The Dremel MM50-01 Multi-Max Corded Oscillating Tool Kit is a multi-purpose power tool system engineered for flush cutting door jambs, plunge cutting drywall openings, scraping floor tile adhesives, and detail sanding in tight spaces. Powered by a 5.0 Amp 120V motor operating across a variable speed range of 10,000 to 21,000 oscillations per minute with a 3.2-degree oscillation arc, this corded tool features a 30% more compact angled front housing to navigate restricted stud bays and cabinet interiors. Outfitted with a tool-less Quick-Lock accessory change mechanism, a low-vibration drive assembly, a 7-foot power cord, 30 cutting and sanding accessories, and a soft carrying case, this 17.2-inch long tool executes renovation and remodeling tasks.

Best Used For:

  • Flush Cutting Door Jambs & Baseboard Trim: Undercutting wooden door casings and baseboard molding flush against subfloors prior to flooring installation.
  • Drywall Plunge Cuts & Nail Shearing: Cutting square electrical box openings in drywall and shearing off embedded copper pipes or steel nails behind walls.
  • Grout & Adhesive Scraping: Removing old tile grout lines, carpet adhesive residues, and hardened caulking in narrow bathroom or kitchen corners.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • High-Torque 5.0 Amp Motor: Heavy-duty 120V motor maintains consistent speed under load during tough flush cutting and grout removal operations.
  • Tool-Less Quick-Lock Change System: Twist-and-push mechanism allows rapid accessory swaps without requiring hex keys or separate wrenches.
  • 30% Compact Angled Front Housing: Tapered gear head profile improves line-of-sight visibility and permits entry into confined cabinet corners and stud bays.
  • 10,000 to 21,000 OPM Variable Speed Dial: Adjustable speed wheel matches operational frequency to wood, metal, plastic, drywall, or tile materials.
  • 3.2-Degree Wide Oscillation Arc: Optimized swing arc angle delivers aggressive cutting action while maintaining control and low vibration feedback.
  • Complete 30-Piece Accessory Kit: Includes Swiss-made bi-metal blades, wood cutting blades, a jab saw blade, a sanding pad, and 24 sanding sheets.

What's Included

  • (1) Dremel Multi-Max MM50 5.0 Amp Oscillating Tool
  • (1) Swiss-Made Wood Flush Cut Blade
  • (2) Swiss-Made Bi-Metal Plunge Cut Blades
  • (1) Wood and Drywall Half-Moon Segment Blade
  • (1) Jab Saw Contour Blade
  • (1) Hook-and-Loop Sanding Backer Pad
  • (24) Assorted Sanding Sheets (Assorted Grits)
  • (1) Fabric Storage Carry Case

Technical Specifications

Brand / Manufacturer Dremel
Model / Part Number MM50-01
Motor Current Amperage Rating 5.0 A
Voltage Input Requirement 120V AC (60 Hz)
Variable Speed Frequency Range 10,000 - 21,000 OPM (Oscillations Per Minute)
Oscillating Arc Angle Degree 3.2° Total Angle
Accessory Interface Mechanism Tool-Less Quick-Lock System
Power Supply Cord Length 7.0 ft. (2.13 Meters)
Overall Tool Length 17.2 in. (436.88 mm)
Overall Tool Width 4.2 in. (106.68 mm)
Total Included Accessory Count 30 Accessories plus Soft Case
Pro-Tip: Lay a scrap piece of flooring flat against your subfloor as a height guide when flush cutting door jambs; resting the bi-metal blade flat against the scrap guarantees a precise gap height for sliding new flooring underneath cleanly.