GREAT Tool if it Sticks!
595775
Very helpful while driving. Sticks right on, but not for LONG! Mine fell off while driving and I followed all the instructions. I cannot even return it because the mirror is probably off on the side of a highway
4349575
Great tool for the money. If you are using this on a aluminum block be very careful as this tool is made of steel or something that will scratch it. I'm not entirely sure but it is magnetic.
4181632
I used this to make my cutting matt re-sticky and I'm so happy with the way it worked. I have to agree with the other reviews saying it's better to spray outside because it can be very messy.
4724922
Great tool and easy to use.  Helped me loosen housing right away.  One note: be careful to check if you need to turn clockwise or counterclockwise to loosen as different housings will loosen one way or the other.
254763
Awesome tool. The fact that the head is on a semi rigid shaft is a real advantage for shaping it to get into a tight spot where you hand won't fit. It'll hold the position. However, I have to say that sometimes it's a disadvantage because it can't bend into a very tight radius. Unfortunately, it can't do both. Nevertheless, it's a fine tool.
693758
This stuff does everything it shows in the youtube videos. It is incredibly sticky and I had to learn not to get it stuck to me instead of the project. The only real problem is that you have to be careful so it doesn't stick to it's self. If you have problems watch a couple of the instructional videos on youtube. It's reasonably tough but don't put it on a floor to seal cracks between boards until you are ready to put the top layer on as it can scuff up and get gouges in it etc. I used this to seal around the edges of a solid floor deck (over a garage space) I was redoing. The galvanized tin and tar didn't hold up as well as expected. Water got under the tin and the rest is rotten wood, or was that history?
3715705
Works great, definitely need a steady quick hand though, comes out very quickly!  We made some boxes and did pretty good, be careful by tap areas, it tend to spread under tape (which we used to hold boxes together to glue).  Also, it is very important as directed, both ends of plastic must meet for it to meld properly!
2652504
Great item that I wished I had years ago in my tool box for stubborn bolts. Used it many times since buying it. ONE CAUTION...Using this will either break free your stuck bolt or break it off and you will have to drill it out. Used it to remove 6 exhaust manifold bolts that were rusted on. Used heat and wax, removed 4 great and sheared off 2, then had to break out the drill. To the tools credit, the 2 that sheared off never came out...they had to be completely drilled out.
1381229
We stripped a 2 story duplex over the summer down to the bare wood. COULD NOT HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT THIS TOOL. It will take you a little while to get the hang of it, but it is possible to get really good results with this. Some things to be aware of:

This will be very tiring on your forearm muscles as there is a gyroscopic action created by the rotating mass. Be prepared to take frequent breaks and hopefully you have help.

There is a big difference in the action of the blades when they are new and sharp vs semi sharp vs dull. Sharp blades strip faster, but it is very easy to damage the underlying wood leaving tons of sanding work for yourself.

It takes some skill and practice to master using this tool, start somewhere that is less visible.

This is an extremely dangerous tool. It can and will snag loose clothing and ruin your day. Those spinning carbide blades will tear through anything, and I mean anything - even aluminum as we found out on one of our storm windows. Be careful!
92511
Like all the other reviews I love this tool.  Bosch just quit too soon.  The tool needs memory, maybe a calculator to divide angles, a laser would be cool, carrying case, a ruler scale along the body, reduce the size and give it extensions.  They could have just done more.
Would I buy it again?  In a heartbeat.
Additional Comment:  I've used the miter finder on a couple crown molding jobs and it worked great!  But I have since bought a Denali (cheap) angle gauge and because of it's smaller size that's the tool that I grab first.  It's to bad the Bosch unit wasn't made to fit in your palm and then have extendable wings for working over larger surfaces.
4611420
Works great!!  Kinda hard to use because it is so sticky. I put on the floor of my new KW. To do a good job you need two people. But I would definitely recommend, very happy with my results!
2456468
Great tool,  but the bumper keeps  falling out. No matter how tight I get it.
1107839
Good tool which is very helpful for aligning sheets of drywall. I had originally purchased this because of the good reviews but didn't know exactly why it was so valuable. When installing my first sheet of drywall I found it did not line up with the wall edge exactly and I had to adjust it for a better fit. Here comes the foot lifter; I put it in one corner of the drywall and lifted that edge until the sheet edge was aligned with the wall corner. Without this there is a lot of muscling the drywall into place or shimming it from the floor.
597285
This is a great coaching tool and sticks to the floor as long as it is clean.  They are very useful for young basketball players to know where they are supposed to be for drills, or starting out in an offense.  I would not use them when kids are scrimmaging or playing 5 on 5 as they can slip occasionally.
3731221
Great tools and does what it is supposed to.  Worth the price!
2587236
I like the tool it saves me the time of setting up a compressor if I only have a lillte bit of nailing. But have a hammer and nailset ready because mine doesn't set every nail. Maybe 1 outta 6or 7 nails won't set fully? It does it in pine or hickory can't figure it out. It is a very handy tool to have but can be problematic.
2293279
This tool is GREAT! I just used it to change the alternator pulley on my 02 Jetta TDI. I had to cut some of the bit off to fit and that way I could change it in the car without removing the alternator. The bit uses a 7/16 wrench and the spline nut uses a 7/8. The pulley was so tight I had to use a cheater on the 7/8 wrench and pull as hard as I could with my foot on the control arm. I knew for sure it was going to break the tool so I figured either Im gonna break it or get that pulley loose. Big snap and when I looked closer that pulley was loose!! Thanks for a great tool!