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It works.

Ok… only a certain blade on a certain type of block… but if you’re lucky in that respect…
You can basically scrape the hole flat with a bolster chisel. No hammer involved… and make rawlplug holes with a plumbers old screwdriver.

What sort of stone are you going to spend time scraping with a bolster and why would you want to cut it with a multi tool, rather than stitch drill, chisel and scutch chisel?

It's possible to make fire by rubbing sticks together, but most people prefer to strike a match.
 

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