Dremel Blueprint 12V Brushless Oscillating Multi-Tool with Integrated Application Selector, MM12V-S1

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm impressed with the Dremel Blueprint multi-tool. I've used several different version, both battery and electric, and find the Dremel to be a nice in-between product. It's a 12V, so I wasn't expecting too much, however, it did perform as well as the others. I'm a fan of the Application selector, I can set if for the job I'm working on, and not worry about messing up. The lock-on button definitely saves the hand for those long jobs. The audible click for locking in the accessories is a nice touch, eliminates the fear that I didn't put it on correctly. I thought the length would be a problem, but it helps to stabilize the tool when using. For those that haven't tried multi-tools, they can skate easily on the material, the ability to hold with two hands is nice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great Battery-operated tool. this think came in very handy while i was redoing some doors at my house. it made it very easy to change from sanding the doors to scraping paint from the door jamb. with the top nob it is easy to change out the different tool heads. Having it battery operated made it a lot easier to change angles and move around the door without having to worry about the wire.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] At first, I noticed that the Vue was heavy, but it actually is an advantage when cutting wood. Connecting a blade was extremely easy and toolless, love this feature. I will give anther review on the tool after completing my latest project in finishing a laminated Recurve bow.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Comfortable grip, easy-to-use. We used it to remove old tile grout while we remodeled our bathroom. I plan on using the sander attachment for a old piece of furniture I'm refinishing. I do recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I probably used this tool differently than most. When I saw it had a sander attachment, my thought went right to sanding up my wood craft projects. I was in the process of making a sitting bunny. The small sanding attachment was perfect to get around the curves & crevices of the head. This is a great tool & done the job that my big orbital sander couldn't do & saved me time from hand sanding. I Love the light on there. That helped out a lot to see the areas I was sanding. And being cordless is always a plus. It is a little on the heavy side though. But quieter than my orbital sander. I did take a video using the sander, but I don't use You Tube. I did not see videos have to be loaded there until writing my review. I have included a photo of the finished bunny all painted & put together.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just received Dremel's new Bluepoint Cordless Oscillating tool Model MM12V-S1 and couldn't be more pleased. What a workhorse, bear down and nothing stops it. It's big (almost 13" long with the battery installed) and super-powerful, but light enough for extended use. The kit comes with wood/metal cutting and scraping blades, a triangular hook & loop sanding pad and assorted grit sandpaper, a carbide grit grout cutting blade, a 2AH battery and the charger. And, it illuminates the work area which sure helps in those dark corners. I tested it's ability by sanding the hardest wood available (lignum vitae). It's sanded easily without bogging down. Most of my uses for tools of this type involve cutting, and it easily accomplished a few of these current tasks. See the pictures that follow.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been testing this beast out over the last couple of weeks and I must say that I am truly impressed. Upon opening the box, I was greeted with a beefier tool than I was expecting. With the battery installed, the tool measures over a foot in length. But don’t let the size fool you, it’s very comfortable to grip and use and can be used for both large and small projects alike. Everything you need is included in the box. It comes with the battery and charger, cutting blade, scraping blade, grout tool, and sanding head with 2 pieces of sandpaper in 60, 120, and 240 grit. But what truly sets this apart from other tools I’ve used, Dremel took out the guess work with choosing what OPM to run at when using it for different applications. The tool is preprogrammed to run at specific OPMs for each tool attachment and can be changed by a push of a button. You’ll know what you’re operating at by looking at the display on the handle. I cut several materials, wood, sheetrock, and metal rods with no issues. The sanding head is big enough to cover ground and small enough to use on smaller projects. The scraper is sharp and will scrape up just about anything. I didn’t get to test the grout tool, but judging by how the rest attachments faired, I’m assuming it’ll cut right through grout without issue. My only negative would be that a carrying or storage case isn’t provided store the tool and keep all the attachments together and organized. The box will suffice!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you’re looking for a high-quality, all-in-one tool for your DIY projects, the Dremel Blueprint Project Multi-Tool is an outstanding choice. From the moment you pick it up, the exceptional craftsmanship is evident—solid, durable, and designed for precision. One of the biggest highlights of this tool is its battery life. Unlike other multi-tools the Dremel delivers long-lasting power, allowing you to complete your projects without interruption. Whether you’re cutting, sanding, or scraping, you can count on the battery to keep up with the demands of your work. Another huge plus is that everything you need comes included. There’s no need to hunt for additional accessories.This makes it perfect for beginners and experienced DIYers alike, providing convenience and ease of use. Overall, the Dremel Blueprint Project Multi-Tool is a top-tier investment. With its unbeatable quality, and impressive battery life, it’s a must-have addition to any toolbox. Whether you’re tackling home improvement tasks or intricate craft projects, this tool will exceed your expectations.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the Dremel Blueprint 12V Oscillating Multitool as part of the Dremel VUE program in exchange for my honest review. After putting it to the test, I can say it’s a solid, well-built tool with great versatility. It handles cutting, sanding, and trimming with ease, and the variable speed control allows for precise adjustments depending on the material. It’s also medium weight and comfortable to use, which is a plus. That said, I do have a couple of concerns. The biggest issue is the battery—it is extremely difficult to remove for charging. It takes much more force than it should, which is frustrating when you need a quick swap in the middle of a project. Additionally, while the tool performs well, I wish it had just a bit more power for tougher materials. Overall, the Dremel Blueprint Multitool is a good addition to any DIYer’s collection, but the battery removal issue needs improvement. If Dremel addresses this, it would be a five-star tool!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Light enough that even with arthritis I can handle the multi tool. I watched the video on use, and as recommended, tried it out on a scrap to get used to how the tool handles. Read the instructions, they are pretty easy to follow. Battery charged quickly and was easy to snap into place. I've only used it to sand so far, but it appears to sand evenly, no squiggles left behind. The tool has a medium loud buzz, I would suggest using hearing protection. It's not near as loud as my palm sander though. The speed of the tool is controlled by how hard one presses on the "on" button. I would rather have had a dial to control the speed. That took some getting the hang of since it's easiest to just hold the button in all the way. Switching out attachments is easy. As I use the tool, if possible, I'lll add to this review, but so far, it's a nice addition to my workbench...