Wow, yea. Someone cut him off the monster drinks. Holy shit. Thought he was going to do the goodfellas “ what does this tool mean??, what do you mean, does this tool amuse you? Is this tool a clown to you?”
I'm a commercial electrician at a major hospital, we use this ALL THE TIME to cut walker duct, aluminum duct, metal studs, tile... It's easily one of my favorite tools. I use it almost every day.
My coworker once brought in an angle grinder and cut out a hole in our marble counter so our packaged meds would fall into the drawer instead of the ground.
It's a great tool I use it often as an HVAC tech. It overheats and shuts down if too much pressure is applied while cutting or it binds. Harbor freight sells 3" blades that work good on this tool
@@dam8072 cutting old rusty bolts. Bolts on pump flanges many times are rusted Bradley together. Old steam pipes, blower shafts. Threaded rod to hand a unit. I cut a return out in sheet metal once.
I’m an HVAC tech and this is perfect for cutting motor shafts and 90 percent flue pipes... comes handy when climbing up 2 stories, definitely recommend.
I agree, first thought I had was cutting motor shafts. Then maybe all thread . I can also see this useful for cutting flue pipe I have been using a corded saws all
Why would you run this with a 2.0 when there are bigger packs? I just realized when they were cutting brick that they had the small pack in. Did they mention that they were doing a test with only the 2? That motor size looks like it would like a 6.0.
Yeah, i fully agree with you. If you own a decent/good angle grinder (i have the 60volt flexvolt, and a corded paddle switch Dewalt) adding this tool is super helpful, the reverse direction ability and the sheer small size and low weight to this tool make it great for any time you encounter a tight situation where access is the main concern. I wish it had a belt hook like the rivet gun, for zipping off nails or cutting a screw or bolt in a tight spot where a hacksaw blade is your best option. If you are able to fit this tool where you need to be to make the cut (i took my guard off completely to make it as small as possible) then i cant imagine wanting to cut it by hand over this. If this didn't fit i would try my 12volt bosch dremel tool (GRO actual name they gave it) with a 1.25" cutoff wheel (dremel brand ez loc quick release) if not that then a 12volt reciprocating saw (i own the bosch 12v) if i bought the m12 i would definitely get the FUEL version. Having all the big 18v/20v + 60v tools are fantastic for all cutting applications. Unless there is some reason why it won't fit into the spot you need access to. Thus opening the door for so many awesome m12, makita 12v CXT, and bosch 12v tools. (Dewalt only recently started making good 12volt tools). My favorite tools from Milwaukee are the 12 volt tools, they have the most diverse lineup of 12 volt tools, i.e. m12 rocket, grinder, rivet gun, bandsaw, temp gun, FUEL installation drill/driver, but they still dont have some of the cool 12volt Bosch and makita tools. Namely bosch 12v router & planer, GRO (i think is better then the m12 version), makita 12v green cross line laser, carpet cutter, radio
I’m late to this video but have had this tool for a few months now. My main purpose for this is cutting off bolts and screws that are too long. Rebuilt a gate once and the only screws I had were too long. Was able to cut off all protruding screws flush to the gate. Tool saved my work a few times.
Vince, while making a living as a dealership technician the air powered version of the 3" cut off tool was invaluable. It was used for exhaust clamps, hangers, shortening fasteners and body sheet metal fabrication. I think Milwaukee has a home run here. They have added greater flexibility to the cut off tool simply by adding a shoe, dust collection and a variety of blade options. I can now use it in my remodel trade and mechanical work all without the hassle of an air hose.
@@VCGConstructionmaybe you can talk to them about making a m18 version of this tool. I love the m12 version and I use the crap out of it but something with a little more power would be awesome
it actually works great for cutting rigid Pipe / inner duct in electrical / communications vaults where the space is at a premium. I was using a m12 Hakzall and it was a challenge to get into the vault and cut the duct without hitting the other ducts or bending the shit out of the blade.
That is actually what I need this for. I do HVAC and there are places in this trade that you cannot get a grinder. Such as, repairing a motor bracket inside the air handler. Or cutting off a rusted bolt back in the air cabinet.
I have been using a pneumatic version of this for years. Been slow to pick it up because my M12 band saw have done the job. I just need to bite the bullet and get it. I can bet it will do great with my 4 and 6 amp hour batteries
Not only for thieves. I occasionally go to worksites in the off-hours, and it is easier to pick up the phone and get permission to cut open a lock or a fence than getting the foreman to drive over to open it for me. I also use mine as a boxcutter on a regular basis and it worked great for sharpening skewers for a barbecue a couple of weeks back. It really is an awesome little multitool!
kingofthecrease30 Longshot here but you happen to have any suggestions for RUclips electric guru’s? I’m trying to get a better understanding of inrush current, particularly DC inrush current, AC inrush is a common feature on clamp meters but DC inrush measurement seems to be much more difficult to find solid info on.
10:55 now I’m impressed! Had no love for the tool until this! You don’t condone running it backwards but after seeing this it would be the ONLY way I run it!
As a landlord I do lots of handyman type work and some remodeling. The M12 fits the bill for me without the weight and expense of the larger tool line.
I glued 60grit paper to the side of the tile cutting disc and use this thing to cope crown moulding instead of a large grinder with a flap disc. FWD & REV is pretty sweet.
I love this tool way more than I expected to. I use it a lot. I have a DeWalt corded grinder the Milwaukee M18 cordless paddle switch grinder and I still pull this out frequently. As KotC said small, tight spots, more control, depth control, fence - where I need more precision than I get with a grinder.
For pvc and cpvc in tight areas I use almost exclusively the M12 hackzall with the shorter 4" blade. Works perfect for getting up into cabinets and other tight spaces.
Perfect tool for guys who cut tiles, you could cut out an area of existing floor tiles and install a decorative tile piece. Or even adding decorative pieces to back splashes while keeping the dust to a minimum with the vac attachment. Plus it looks alot safer than full sized grinder wheel that let's face it, is many times overkill for applications that people use them for on job sites. Now I want one just because I like likes to cut shits 🙂 They need to figure out a quick detach for the disks though 🤙🏻
I’m an automotive tech and having a hard time justifying this one. I can see it’s got a purpose, but for my usage I need to sometimes make deeper cuts and clearance with this tool looks like it would be an issue.
I recently started a contract involving plumbing roughly 80 new apartments being installed in an old high rise building. For every drain and vent that I have to core drill between floors (8-10 inches of concrete), I also have to cut out that section of steel tracking and this little tool has become my new best friend for that. At first we were stuck using tin snips and a multi tool to make the first cut (what an ungodly sound that is), and then scoring the other side with a razor and just bending it til it broke free. A decently lengthy and noisy process. Now I can just mark my lines around the hole and zip right through with this little grinder. Love the channel Vince!
I know know this is an old video, but this tool is very powerful for it's size it cuts through anything I throw at it the only limiting factor is the blade depth.
I work in an industrial maintenance. Sometimes you need to make quick cuts on bolts, sheet metal or whatever. Had an air cutoff in my box. This allows me to cut the hose. No need to look for am air drop or hose reel. It likes batteries but it keeps up with the airtool provided it isn't prolonged use
I have this and used it for a large project 2 weeks ago. We didn’t have power on the site we used it to cut sonotubes, plywood and 3/8’s inch bolts. My guys didn’t think it would help but ended up using it the whole time. PS use the 6AH batteries it burns through smaller batteries fast.
Great video, I put a lot of faith in your videos. You really put them through real life testing not like the company demos. You try to break them 😂. I think for the price, convenience, and versatile it would be worth the purchase. Thanks.
I have this at work....I gotta say....I see the potential but maybe mine needs another blade cuz it bucks back at ya a lot...my go to is the hackzall but I’m also cutting up drop material off the cnc for trash purposes ie acrylic, aluminum, pvc, acm up to 1/2” thick. I’d def use it more if I can find its sweet spot 🇺🇸
Vince. I use this tool for cutting auto door and roof paneling (plastic, fiber-board or material) for camper conversions in vans and SUVs. It also works great for cutting auto carpet and under-padding. It is a little underpowered. I use either a 4ah or a 6ah battery which helps. Knuckle (OWG)
Handy little machine!Could be a real neat go to instrument for those little cuts.A little saw that can!A good alternate to a grinder or even a Dremel tool.
As a Millwright, I find that most tools in the 12volt line from Milwaukee can’t keep up with my needs. Small quick job maybe but most just bog down or isn’t fast enough. The only one I can only recommend is the bandsaw for cutting conduit. All others like this one and the die grinders doesn’t put out the torque
The host is too high strung and aggressive. To make the viewer interested in a product, be calm and calculated. The viewer interprets that as the tool is for precision. Otherwise it makes me think he might hurt himself. Danger.
080821/2338h PST Very unique way of demonstrating a tool ! I bought Milwaukee Cutoff tool and will start a few DIY jobs. I also bought a Pneumatic band saw attachment, that with an adapter will make the cutoff tool to perform as band saw. Thanks guys. Take care and be safe. 73s…
Only concern is operating in reverse, do you have a problem with the blade retention screw coming loose? Dust extraction in reverse was amazing! Virtually NO dust escaped!
I’ve had it for about a year, you don’t realize how handy it is until you have one. Sheet metal pvc rubber ive notched wood in a pinch. Bolts in a tight spot rusted. I was like you vince before I bought it what can it do that my grinder can’t however this tool proved that thinking wrong. At your own risk, lol I have used it too cut wire bc my cutters were not close.
Agree, I bought one on impulse and had some regrets, but sure enough, the next day I used it for several jobs (Cutting steel channel that had been placed where bathroom heat lamps were supposed to go, cutting out tiles for power points etc) and I've used it nearly every day since. I love it!
I got this thinking I could use it like a trim saw...then found out I couldn't find any toothed saw blades. Then I needed to cut off a piece of a duct, then a corner of a tile, then .... Handy little tool. Still looking for Milwaukee or Ryobi to come out with a good cordless trim saw like the DeWalt Atomic circular saw. I would get the DeWalt, but trying not to get into another battery system.
Use this tool often. Gfci outlets on tile backsplash knock off some length on the decora cover trim screws when they hot the tile. Setting a new toilet cut your bolts down fast. All thread, knife building....great handy tool. Only dislike is not always comfortable for everything being a lefty. Milwaukee is awesome when you look at how many cordless circular saws they offer with left or right blade view options. Wish there was a LH version of this. Otherwise love it.
Please review and compare all 3"⅜ blade tools because this Milwaukee doesn't made to cut wood and there is no wood blades for it. I'm looking for one and don't know which one to get. Thank you.
Great tool for certain applications, would be great for HVAC duct work, not so much for PVC, Milwaukee makes a PVC shear tool which works great for PVC up to 2".
I would love more content where you explored the use case...then again I’m biased idk how much of your audience is inexperienced noobs that buy tools they don’t know how to use and want to buy more tools they don’t know how to use. Typing that reminded me of: ruclips.net/video/NQ-8IuUkJJc/видео.html
Sir I enjoy your videos very much. I think your bursts of energy and in your face attitude is hurting your fan base. I am sure you mean nothing by it. You probably think you were adding a comedic flare. I advise against it and recommend a more laid back style of delivery. There are a lot of videos on RUclips that can help find the right style. Believe it or not. Once again I enjoy your content my comments are not intended to bash your head it is just to encourage you to better yourself.
Laminate Flooring. This tool, much like the Makita 3-1/8" Mini Circular is a GREAT tool for a guy like me. I do a TON of engineered hardwood/laminate flooring. Thinner planks. And the great benefit is the ability to stay close to the work area. Theres no need to get up and walk out to the chop saw etc. Whatever cutting tool you may be needing. It is much quicker and more time efficient. Just having a smaller tool like this for thinner applications is a huge plus. What I like more about the 3" Milwaukee cut off is the size in comparison to the Makita 3 -1/8" mini circular. The Makita handle is much larger and with the battery adds even more length. This is a tool I have been eyeing for a long time but I'm on a totally different platform. So is it worth buying the tool, plus batteries and charger, for 1 tool...
This tool i use in my AC shop for cutting off condensor motor shafts that are too long and will extend over the ACs top without hurting the Bearings that a sawzall could
I you change the direction in which the blade rotates, you will find out the dust containment capabilities fo this tool it's better with the vacuum attached.
I would not hire that guy you hand him something to cut on a job site and he says he needs to clamp it down first lol Never mind his idea to reverse the tool to shoot the dust into the vacuum was fucking genius
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Little dude stressing me out with those aggressive questions 😂
@MotorcycleMan He is a New York Italian! Wassamatta u.
Wow, yea. Someone cut him off the monster drinks. Holy shit. Thought he was going to do the goodfellas “ what does this tool mean??, what do you mean, does this tool amuse you? Is this tool a clown to you?”
Too much coffee
Vince has a high energy personality, a quality guy who works hard for his subs.
Yes, he comes across as super aggressive. I can only watch him in small doses.
This tool is perfect for cutting pizza!
Maybe the cheese backsplash not so much, use it forward with the vac lol
Michael Knecht Prove it
Good one bro
😂😂😂
You need to find a new pizza joint
I'm a commercial electrician at a major hospital, we use this ALL THE TIME to cut walker duct, aluminum duct, metal studs, tile... It's easily one of my favorite tools. I use it almost every day.
Hahaha!
My coworker once brought in an angle grinder and cut out a hole in our marble counter so our packaged meds would fall into the drawer instead of the ground.
If the angle grinder is the Rambo combat knife, and the Dremel is the scalpel, the cutoff tool is the pocket knife.
They all have their uses.
Good analogy
Great analogy. In auto repair, we call the angle grinder the purifier, AKA neutralizer. Because by the time it comes out, there's a little else to do
Except due to its shape, I cant fit the cutoff tool in many place where I can use my angle grinder.
It's a great tool I use it often as an HVAC tech. It overheats and shuts down if too much pressure is applied while cutting or it binds. Harbor freight sells 3" blades that work good on this tool
What do you use it for? I can't think of a place I would use this in hvac
@@dam8072 cutting old rusty bolts. Bolts on pump flanges many times are rusted Bradley together. Old steam pipes, blower shafts. Threaded rod to hand a unit. I cut a return out in sheet metal once.
I’m an HVAC tech and this is perfect for cutting motor shafts and 90 percent flue pipes... comes handy when climbing up 2 stories, definitely recommend.
I agree, first thought I had was cutting motor shafts. Then maybe all thread . I can also see this useful for cutting flue pipe I have been using a corded saws all
Love mine so far, It loves the 6.0 or any XC pack for sure, noticeable power increase. I usually never run the 2.0 on it
Yeah but even with the 2 it still works great
Why would you run this with a 2.0 when there are bigger packs? I just realized when they were cutting brick that they had the small pack in.
Did they mention that they were doing a test with only the 2? That motor size looks like it would like a 6.0.
@@ichoozjc I have this and there's a giant difference with the 2/3 and 4/6 packs.
"Clamp it down?? WTF. Use your man hands!"...
Proceeds to clamp it down. LOL
This COMPLEMENTS the angle grinder. Doesn't replace. Great for ductwork (surprised nobody mentioned this??)
Walter's Playground not many tin knockers here
Yeah, i fully agree with you. If you own a decent/good angle grinder (i have the 60volt flexvolt, and a corded paddle switch Dewalt) adding this tool is super helpful, the reverse direction ability and the sheer small size and low weight to this tool make it great for any time you encounter a tight situation where access is the main concern. I wish it had a belt hook like the rivet gun, for zipping off nails or cutting a screw or bolt in a tight spot where a hacksaw blade is your best option. If you are able to fit this tool where you need to be to make the cut (i took my guard off completely to make it as small as possible) then i cant imagine wanting to cut it by hand over this. If this didn't fit i would try my 12volt bosch dremel tool (GRO actual name they gave it) with a 1.25" cutoff wheel (dremel brand ez loc quick release) if not that then a 12volt reciprocating saw (i own the bosch 12v) if i bought the m12 i would definitely get the FUEL version. Having all the big 18v/20v + 60v tools are fantastic for all cutting applications. Unless there is some reason why it won't fit into the spot you need access to. Thus opening the door for so many awesome m12, makita 12v CXT, and bosch 12v tools. (Dewalt only recently started making good 12volt tools). My favorite tools from Milwaukee are the 12 volt tools, they have the most diverse lineup of 12 volt tools, i.e. m12 rocket, grinder, rivet gun, bandsaw, temp gun, FUEL installation drill/driver, but they still dont have some of the cool 12volt Bosch and makita tools. Namely bosch 12v router & planer, GRO (i think is better then the m12 version), makita 12v green cross line laser, carpet cutter, radio
Ductwork! Yes, perfect use.
@@libman1597 they have a 12v Radio and just released a green laser.
I’m late to this video but have had this tool for a few months now. My main purpose for this is cutting off bolts and screws that are too long.
Rebuilt a gate once and the only screws I had were too long. Was able to cut off all protruding screws flush to the gate. Tool saved my work a few times.
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Vince, while making a living as a dealership technician the air powered version of the 3" cut off tool was invaluable. It was used for exhaust clamps, hangers, shortening fasteners and body sheet metal fabrication. I think Milwaukee has a home run here. They have added greater flexibility to the cut off tool simply by adding a shoe, dust collection and a variety of blade options. I can now use it in my remodel trade and mechanical work all without the hassle of an air hose.
Awesome feedback Supertech thanks!!
@@VCGConstructionmaybe you can talk to them about making a m18 version of this tool. I love the m12 version and I use the crap out of it but something with a little more power would be awesome
I really want m18 version of this tool. I love the m12 version and I use the crap out of it but something with a little more power would be awesome
Another thought you almost need this tool in your kitchen drawer!Need it in any workshop.This video makes for a good demo for this machine.
Could not watch for more than 4 min,....someone give this man a clue, probably a nice dude but watch the replay and take this down, just saying.
I love how raw these reviews are and not scripted.
Absolutely. The guest stuttering gave me much faith in the accuracy of what is said and demonstrated.
it actually works great for cutting rigid Pipe / inner duct in electrical / communications vaults where the space is at a premium. I was using a m12 Hakzall and it was a challenge to get into the vault and cut the duct without hitting the other ducts or bending the shit out of the blade.
That is actually what I need this for. I do HVAC and there are places in this trade that you cannot get a grinder. Such as, repairing a motor bracket inside the air handler. Or cutting off a rusted bolt back in the air cabinet.
@@henryk1031 The multitool doesn't cut plate steel or heavy bolts. Nor is it efficient at cutting sheet metal.
You're supposed to run it with blade rotation up. Look a the discharge! It's literally how it works.
I use this tool more than any tool in my box. My absolute most favorite.
What are you using it for if you don't mind me asking
more than your multitool?
So we can use either type of battery with it? Either the square ones or the barrel type? Cuz I only have the latter ones….
I have been using a pneumatic version of this for years. Been slow to pick it up because my M12 band saw have done the job. I just need to bite the bullet and get it. I can bet it will do great with my 4 and 6 amp hour batteries
Too bad it doesn't really cut wood..
It's good for thieves, cutting locks or chain link fence, not for professional tradesmen.
Not only for thieves. I occasionally go to worksites in the off-hours, and it is easier to pick up the phone and get permission to cut open a lock or a fence than getting the foreman to drive over to open it for me.
I also use mine as a boxcutter on a regular basis and it worked great for sharpening skewers for a barbecue a couple of weeks back. It really is an awesome little multitool!
Yo King of the crease I didn't know you did commercial refrigeration, I'm an apprentice in HVAC and commercial refrigeration.
yeah man...since 1999...thanks for watching 👍
kingofthecrease30 Longshot here but you happen to have any suggestions for RUclips electric guru’s? I’m trying to get a better understanding of inrush current, particularly DC inrush current, AC inrush is a common feature on clamp meters but DC inrush measurement seems to be much more difficult to find solid info on.
Crestmont, that's kensington with tree's.
10:55 now I’m impressed! Had no love for the tool until this! You don’t condone running it backwards but after seeing this it would be the ONLY way I run it!
Perfect for trimming toilet bolts 👍
As a landlord I do lots of handyman type work and some remodeling. The M12 fits the bill for me without the weight and expense of the larger tool line.
Likely to make quick work of a deadbolt if you don't have the key, the blade would fit between the door and the jam.
I'd hate to be in a room with that guy shouting and interrogating me like that!
Little water on that diamond blade. But ya knew that
That guy had a brilliant idea about reversing the rotation. Keep him around for ideas like that
I was literally thinking it a I watched. Then he said it. Worded even better than I was imagining.
@@marshalle.s.m.5578 It's a shame it seems to run better in reverse with the guard. Wonder how long it would take for the wheel to come flying off?
I glued 60grit paper to the side of the tile cutting disc and use this thing to cope crown moulding instead of a large grinder with a flap disc. FWD & REV is pretty sweet.
I love this tool way more than I expected to. I use it a lot. I have a DeWalt corded grinder the Milwaukee M18 cordless paddle switch grinder and I still pull this out frequently. As KotC said small, tight spots, more control, depth control, fence - where I need more precision than I get with a grinder.
For pvc and cpvc in tight areas I use almost exclusively the M12 hackzall with the shorter 4" blade. Works perfect for getting up into cabinets and other tight spaces.
Perfect tool for guys who cut tiles, you could cut out an area of existing floor tiles and install a decorative tile piece. Or even adding decorative pieces to back splashes while keeping the dust to a minimum with the vac attachment.
Plus it looks alot safer than full sized grinder wheel that let's face it, is many times overkill for applications that people use them for on job sites.
Now I want one just because I like likes to cut shits 🙂
They need to figure out a quick detach for the disks though 🤙🏻
I’m an automotive tech and having a hard time justifying this one. I can see it’s got a purpose, but for my usage I need to sometimes make deeper cuts and clearance with this tool looks like it would be an issue.
Me too. But you know how it goes, if you don't need it you'll still end up buying it!
I recently started a contract involving plumbing roughly 80 new apartments being installed in an old high rise building. For every drain and vent that I have to core drill between floors (8-10 inches of concrete), I also have to cut out that section of steel tracking and this little tool has become my new best friend for that. At first we were stuck using tin snips and a multi tool to make the first cut (what an ungodly sound that is), and then scoring the other side with a razor and just bending it til it broke free. A decently lengthy and noisy process. Now I can just mark my lines around the hole and zip right through with this little grinder. Love the channel Vince!
Short guy very aggressive, tall guy a gentle giant !
King of the freaking crease!!! Nice job guys
I know know this is an old video, but this tool is very powerful for it's size it cuts through anything I throw at it the only limiting factor is the blade depth.
My biggest mistake was going w everything m18 for electrical. Don't need all that power m12 much lighter and gets the job done.
It put my Mini grinder out of work . much more accurate !
The best way to use this tool is with a6.0 battery, i cut fiberglass with it all the time
the largest M12 battery i have is the 4 amp...i will use either the 4 or the compact 3 amp hour...i wont be using it all day...just for small cuts
@@kingofthecrease30 it's not about money l longevity it's about less cut outs
@@kingofthecrease30 but that's a great choice though for what you have
Awesome demo Vince and Brian. I gotta get me one of those!
I work in an industrial maintenance. Sometimes you need to make quick cuts on bolts, sheet metal or whatever. Had an air cutoff in my box. This allows me to cut the hose. No need to look for am air drop or hose reel. It likes batteries but it keeps up with the airtool provided it isn't prolonged use
exactly...thats the purpose of it...to make quick cuts on small jobs...thanks for watching 👍
This is $109 with 2.0 battery at Hime Depot today special deal along with other Milwaukee. Just a heads up🤙🏼
Thanks Artie!!
Does cut quickly! Great video guys 😊
Smashed the like button! Why not?! It’s FREE!!
Dats right cuz!!
Man that guy a giant or you small guy
🤣🤣
I have this and used it for a large project 2 weeks ago. We didn’t have power on the site we used it to cut sonotubes, plywood and 3/8’s inch bolts. My guys didn’t think it would help but ended up using it the whole time. PS use the 6AH batteries it burns through smaller batteries fast.
Great video, I put a lot of faith in your videos. You really put them through real life testing not like the company demos. You try to break them 😂. I think for the price, convenience, and versatile it would be worth the purchase. Thanks.
I have this at work....I gotta say....I see the potential but maybe mine needs another blade cuz it bucks back at ya a lot...my go to is the hackzall but I’m also cutting up drop material off the cnc for trash purposes ie acrylic, aluminum, pvc, acm up to 1/2” thick. I’d def use it more if I can find its sweet spot 🇺🇸
I'm very happy with this tool. I use it for many jobs cutting steel aluminum plastic acrylic and more.
Seems perfect for automotive and light duty fabrication
I gotta stop watching these videos. I have started a buy list hahaha.
🤣🤣👍🏻
Vince. I use this tool for cutting auto door and roof paneling (plastic, fiber-board or material) for camper conversions in vans and SUVs. It also works great for cutting auto carpet and under-padding. It is a little underpowered. I use either a 4ah or a 6ah battery which helps. Knuckle (OWG)
Awesome, we appreciate the feedback Knuckle !!
yo you funny as hell. I like the video if was fun and educational
Handy little machine!Could be a real neat go to instrument for those little cuts.A little saw that can!A good alternate to a grinder or even a Dremel tool.
As a Millwright, I find that most tools in the 12volt line from Milwaukee can’t keep up with my needs. Small quick job maybe but most just bog down or isn’t fast enough. The only one I can only recommend is the bandsaw for cutting conduit. All others like this one and the die grinders doesn’t put out the torque
The host is too high strung and aggressive. To make the viewer interested in a product, be calm and calculated. The viewer interprets that as the tool is for precision. Otherwise it makes me think he might hurt himself. Danger.
I use this all the time in HVAC for smaller diameter cuts. My big 4 tools are this, the M12 bandsaw, hackzall, and the oscillating tool.
Worst seller skills
I want to see it cut all thread and uni strut, I put the diablo metal blades on my mag 77 after seeing them vcg, made the job easy as pie thanks
Anthony Robles band saw, nothing better
one of my favorite tools call it the ripper lol
The tool works better with a 6 amp battery. Gives it a little more power
080821/2338h PST Very unique way of demonstrating a tool ! I bought Milwaukee Cutoff tool and will start a few DIY jobs. I also bought a Pneumatic band saw attachment, that with an adapter will make the cutoff tool to perform as band saw. Thanks guys. Take care and be safe. 73s…
Only concern is operating in reverse, do you have a problem with the blade retention screw coming loose? Dust extraction in reverse was amazing! Virtually NO dust escaped!
Great video Vince , I love my cutoff tool I reach for it alot then again all my m12 is used more often the M18 stuff 👍✌️🍻
That’s good Feedback Robert, thanks!
I’ve had it for about a year, you don’t realize how handy it is until you have one. Sheet metal pvc rubber ive notched wood in a pinch. Bolts in a tight spot rusted. I was like you vince before I bought it what can it do that my grinder can’t however this tool proved that thinking wrong. At your own risk, lol I have used it too cut wire bc my cutters were not close.
Agree, I bought one on impulse and had some regrets, but sure enough, the next day I used it for several jobs (Cutting steel channel that had been placed where bathroom heat lamps were supposed to go, cutting out tiles for power points etc) and I've used it nearly every day since. I love it!
This guy sounds like he’s a criminal defense lawyer “BUT WHYYYYYYYY?????? WHAT DO YOU THINKKKKKK?!?!?!??”
I got this thinking I could use it like a trim saw...then found out I couldn't find any toothed saw blades. Then I needed to cut off a piece of a duct, then a corner of a tile, then .... Handy little tool. Still looking for Milwaukee or Ryobi to come out with a good cordless trim saw like the DeWalt Atomic circular saw. I would get the DeWalt, but trying not to get into another battery system.
Use this tool often. Gfci outlets on tile backsplash knock off some length on the decora cover trim screws when they hot the tile. Setting a new toilet cut your bolts down fast. All thread, knife building....great handy tool. Only dislike is not always comfortable for everything being a lefty. Milwaukee is awesome when you look at how many cordless circular saws they offer with left or right blade view options. Wish there was a LH version of this. Otherwise love it.
I got the combination set including drill driver from Screwfix in Wales UK Reduced from £249.99 to £199.99
Please review and compare all 3"⅜ blade tools because this Milwaukee doesn't made to cut wood and there is no wood blades for it. I'm looking for one and don't know which one to get. Thank you.
Great tool for certain applications, would be great for HVAC duct work, not so much for PVC, Milwaukee makes a PVC shear tool which works great for PVC up to 2".
I would love more content where you explored the use case...then again I’m biased idk how much of your audience is inexperienced noobs that buy tools they don’t know how to use and want to buy more tools they don’t know how to use.
Typing that reminded me of: ruclips.net/video/NQ-8IuUkJJc/видео.html
You will buy this gimmick,,use it once,,and never use it again,,just use your angle grinder,🧐🧐🇬🇧
Love mine use it for so many things you realise how quick you can just cut through little things where a multitool isnt suitable.
Realistically that tool sucks and not meant for the construction trade. It appears to work for for hobbies, cutting pizza, thin vinyl, and paper.
This is needed, grinders are a pain to mess with when your in the middle of the job. This is awesome & well needed! Good job Milwaukee!
Can you gring or sharpen hardened , broken flat head tips, knives with this?
I love my Milwaukee cut off tool I have two the other one is a mini belt sander😍🥰 which I also showed on your channel❤️👍🏻
Sir I enjoy your videos very much. I think your bursts of energy and in your face attitude is hurting your fan base. I am sure you mean nothing by it. You probably think you were adding a comedic flare. I advise against it and recommend a more laid back style of delivery. There are a lot of videos on RUclips that can help find the right style. Believe it or not. Once again I enjoy your content my comments are not intended to bash your head it is just to encourage you to better yourself.
The Milwaukee M12 Fuel dust extractor is a more specialized tool for the application you explored w/ the vacuum
Shut up and take my money 😎😎😎
Definitely picking this up tomorrow at Home Depot.
Great for cutting into junction boxes and control cabinets. Combine with the rack a tiers magnetic dust bag for the inside. Disco.
I was waiting for Tony Soprano to show up with a smile and a few jokes then grab his envelope and head over to Badda Bing...
I use it to make square cutouts in stainless steel or carbon steel electrical enclosures. Nice tool, use the big ass M12 battery though.
Laminate Flooring. This tool, much like the Makita 3-1/8" Mini Circular is a GREAT tool for a guy like me. I do a TON of engineered hardwood/laminate flooring. Thinner planks. And the great benefit is the ability to stay close to the work area. Theres no need to get up and walk out to the chop saw etc. Whatever cutting tool you may be needing. It is much quicker and more time efficient. Just having a smaller tool like this for thinner applications is a huge plus. What I like more about the 3" Milwaukee cut off is the size in comparison to the Makita 3 -1/8" mini circular. The Makita handle is much larger and with the battery adds even more length. This is a tool I have been eyeing for a long time but I'm on a totally different platform. So is it worth buying the tool, plus batteries and charger, for 1 tool...
If it changes the way you work “for the better “ then yes!
Безделушечка за 17к деревянных,на дисках разоришься.Хотя,можно и сточенные 125-ые с нормальной болгарки ставить :DНо зачем?
This tool i use in my AC shop for cutting off condensor motor shafts that are too long and will extend over the ACs top without hurting the Bearings that a sawzall could
Discharge towards the rear, Hmmm, Why does that sound so familiar? 🤔
Ohh, I remember now. Taco night 🤦🏼♂️
I just got one! I haven’t use it but I’m pretty sure I will love it!
🤣 @ 4.46 if he wasn't already talking he would have said gimme that !! As he whipped it away
I you change the direction in which the blade rotates, you will find out the dust containment capabilities fo this tool it's better with the vacuum attached.
any tinbashers own one of these? im a commercial tinbasher and have to cut 24 gauge quite regularly wondering how good it works
I bought it,, why idk...it’s kinda weak,, it’s cool, but it didn’t meet my expectations
Tool for nothing!!! This machine has 260€ price. I'll add 100€ and take one M18
i do plumbing an i love this tool!
I'm back and forth on picking one up- where dy find it helpful/essential? Convince me..
Do I want this to cut toe kicks (aluminum or wood) for kitchens? I either use my miter saw or circular saw, but this is obviously smaller
I would not hire that guy you hand him something to cut on a job site and he says he needs to clamp it down first lol
Never mind his idea to reverse the tool to shoot the dust into the vacuum was fucking genius
Should use a faceshield when using cutoff wheels. They can explode and send shrapnel flying.
Vince, where was your hearing protection? Always enjoy your videos!