Since the release of Einhell power tools in 2020, the brand's
popularity has swept across South Africa thanks to a simple but successful
formula: Provide exceptional value for money through a wide range of products
that span more than 300 cordless solutions.
As South Africa's largest supplier of Einhell products, ToolCraft boasts unrivalled experience in the brand. Moreover, we use dozens of their products in our demo room and in-house workshop.
While Einhell is often seen as a DIY brand, many tools exceed expectations with their thoughtful designs, excellent build quality, and daily-use durability.
With the help of Einhell expert, Gino the Craftsman, we've compiled a list of 5 must-have Einhell Power Tools that are far from being DIY divas; they're expert-quality tools worthy of any workshop…





I already have a number of the Einhell cordless machines and have been impressed with their quality and performance.
My favourite right now is the Einhell TC-WG 200 Wet Grinder, which is not listed on your products, but looks like excellent value for money.
I also like the Einhell Cordless Router Set TP-RO
My favourite tool is the Cordless Multi tool. It works just as well as well known brands in the market. It is really easy to change the cutters and it has a long run time even with the 2.5 ah battery
So, to complete my comment below on the 5 top products on my Einhell wish list.
Cordless Multi Tool Varrito
Band Saw
Cordless biscuit jointer
Cordless router set
Cordless circular saw
And there are so many more that I will eventually buy.
There are so many fantastic Einhell products, it is difficult to choose a “favourite” one. At the moment I would choose the Cordless multi tool Varrito as the one at the top of my list, for a whole bunch of reasons, it is the one that is most needed in my workshop at the moment. The next product I would want, but need to save for is the Bandsaw, that would help take my craft to the next level.
The Einhell range all make pretty decent secondary tools. I.e. if you’ve invested in Dewalt/Makita/Metabo as your primary environment, it’s pretty handy having Einhell kit for items that complement your current set. It’s a pain having to reattach the Kreg jig to the circular saw each time and then it’s always out of alignment on the track so you have to cut more sacrificial strip. But keeping an Einhell circular saw that remains calibrated on the jig is a perfect solution and frees up your main saw for other freehand jobs.
Also, you get to justify buying more tools. Win win.