Milwaukee Cordless Table Saw: Tool Tuesdays
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Todays new tool is the Milwaukee Tool cordless fuel 8 1/4" table saw with the new 12.0 battery. After watching the video, you'll see that I had more time than expected setting up the saw out of the box, but once done, its an impressive little unit.
I genuinely appreciate the feedback on last weeks "tool review" video. So with that being said, we are calling it Tool Tuesdays! Sometimes we will do a review, other times, an unboxing. AND TRUST ME THEY WON'T ALL BE MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee Saw: $699.00 with battery goo.gl/FYd5Ea
dewalt Saw: $449.00 with 6.0 battery goo.gl/BSZBTv
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It's great to see videos like this because you are looking at new tools, and you aren't paid by any one brand to look at them, you give your honest opinion and look at different brands, not just one, which is why I love your channel so much. Another great video!
It’s great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan’s ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
This is better than last tool Tuesday. The fact you were honest about having to "setup" the saw to level and square, you should how you did it. Comparing it to another and talking about both the good points and warts. I like it. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the review. I also suffer from cord phobia. And the cordless tools just keep getting better. I haven't cut a cord in many years except for my corded hedge trimmer (snip ,spark, break time..) Thanks again
Sweet saw! I'm a converted DeWalt guy since they came out with their line of 20 volt, but I've owned several corded Milwaukee tools over the years and loved them. I've been considering a job site table saw just for projects around my property where I don't have power run to yet, so this may be a contender. Thanks for the great review Kyle!
Great job Kyle! The comparison,and the change from review ..to unboxing.
When you get to your older tools with mileage,it will be more of a long term reveal.
Keep up the great work!
Loving these tool Tuesday's. Thank you from the UK 👍
Reviews are on the up and up. Love the comparison vs the DeWalt. Thanks for listening to the comments. KEEP THE GOOD WORK UP! ! ! !
Great videos as always. One thing I would love to see is a video or the tool belts you have and how you set them up!
Hi Aussie tiler here new to the channel, I'm really interested in your trailer it looks very professional. Is it a custom design or a prefab company built trailer. I think a walkthrough of the trailer or overall talk about organizing tools and productivity might be a good idea, I'm still working through your old videos and you have mentioned site and material preparation a few times. I think a overall explanation could be a good video/series. Many thanks and loving the content so far.
Loving Tuesday tool day 😎
Thanks Kyle, seemed like a honest review with comps.
Thanks for sharing the knowledge Kyle, appreciate your time.
Love Milwaukee, all I own are Milwaukee tools but their quality control has been lacking lately
nIce to see you give an honest unbiased review. showing the saw not ready to cut until you do some "adjustments"....would like to hear a follow up after it's helped you build another building or two.....
Unbias? He received the saw free for a review
Great review. No sugar coating!! Please continue to tell it how it is. Surprised the saw was that out of alignment. I appears both Dewalt and Milwaukee have room for improvements in their next generations. I was going to purchase the FlexVolt table saw, but the sensitive switch issue turned me off.
I LOVE THESE TOOL UNBOXINGS/REVIEWS! 👍🏼🙂
Nice to see honesty, so many reviews out there by sponsor puppets. Thanks Kyle
the tuesday tool days are great and love the building videos too
I have the DeWalt, and it came pretty much ready to roll out the box. I like Milwaukee products too, but I think they slapped this table saw together and they cut corners where they shouldn't have.
That was satisfying to watch you rip that plywood. Awesome tool unboxing!
Clear and to the point. great review. Thanks. I love the dewalt.
I have the flex-volt table saw and also the flex-volt mitre saw and fine them to be pretty good quality.
Not really owned Milwaukee power tools before but they seem to be developing some nice gear and are certainly upping there game.
Good clear review many thanks
delineator agree and I love the flex volt system as well
Thank you for doing this for me when I am considering buying a new too I rely on input from others who use the tool in the field thats where RUclips is of value to me, As you know tools are the essential lifeline of the trades it is a plus to see real-world use and reviews first before we make the investment I dont know about you guys I cant afford to replace tools every three,six or nine months. again thank you great video
Good eye on the plastic vs. metal pinion gear on the fence mechanism. This is the first I’ve heard of it and I’ve watched a lot of reviews/unboxings on this saw. Keep up the good work Sir!
These ToolsDay videos always make me think of Home Improvement - with Tim the Tool-Man Taylor :-)
I was surprised that it was only 8 1/4”. I have the ridgid 10” and the table extends out a lot, and it’s on a trolley stand and it is portable and easy to use. There are certain tools I use that I just don’t want small and cheaply made. Table saw is one for sure.
Would love to see it in future use! 😁
*Just completed a big trim project on my house **MyBest.Tools** Performed very well. Also appreciate how easy it is to move, set up and store with the integrated stand. No more cutting wood on my knees.*
I have been trying to figure out why my blade was out of square for so long and you finally may have just solved my problem accidentally by showing those two screws in the back I didn't even think about looking there I thought maybe my driving knife was pushing the saw blade out too far from where you have that little screw that releases it to the quick release or whatever. And also you should have made mention of the fact that it takes only 14 hand turns to raise the blade all the way to the top because that has to be by far one of the best features of it one of my favorite things anyways. I got this all because I have an extensive amount of Milwaukee tools and I needed a table saw but I don't cut enough that I would ever use a big saw for that so I thought why not get a cordless table saw myself since I primarily work out of my carport and seeing as how I have two 12.0 batteries. Good review though and I'm so glad I came across this video cuz I think you may have actually help me get my saw squared up again. Oh and as far as the devil goes I noticed that mind will not sit at zero either and I was just about to start tinkering with it and I think you got that one figured out for me too
Nice to see you listening to your viewers! thanks
Nice review! I am thinking of picking this saw up.
Great job on this video Kyle, I like your videography style. Good stuff!
WoodShaped thanks
Hi Kyle,
I know this is a older video on this milwaukee cordless table saw. This table saw also capable of using a dado blade. Would have like to see how much run time you get with dado.
I know not everyone will use it but it's a feature that is on this table saw and should be reviewed.
I’m loving these videos and all your other videos 👍
Nicely done review! Was thinking about something: have you considered mounting solar panel(s) on the top of your work trailer? You could add a couple of car batteries and run the whole thing off of sunlight, when it's available. The best part, to me, would be recharging your many lithium-ion batteries for your cordless EVERYTHING!!!
Was very convincing of the performance of the saw watching you fly through that 303 LF of plywood!
Great video. Tarrantino used this filming technique to heat effect. 😊. 2 questions. 1. Are the width of your buildings, pre-determined by the length of trusses available..ie. they come in standard lengths, or do you get these made to order? 2. Whenever you say, 'We are going for lunch' ...where on earth do you go, as this job location appears in the middle of nowhere...or maybe there's a catering van on site? Baffling. 😊
Ah new tools to speed up production is always a good thing
These reviews are fantastic, keep it up man.
Thanks rob
dear sir, great tool review. i am thinking of getting one of those now for my little shop. just wanted to ask, are you now banching out into the kindling buissness by any chance :)....
Good for listening to the comments. This was already much more a review. I would love to hear you talk about price ranges also. Because a $400 and a $4000 dollar dont make a good comparison.
“METAL GEARS “ I work in industrial maintenance, it’s much better to replace the gear rather than the rack. Depending on the material , you might get more ware form this combination. I once decided that I would replace a worn UHMW gear with a steel gear ,so both gears would be steel. It didn’t last a fraction of the time and wore both gears instead of just the UHMW gear. Another bonus is that it wouldn’t need to be lubricated and therefore not attract saw dust. just my opinion.
Kyle just bought the same tablesaw. It’s really nice. I had a question I noticed that the throatplate has a lot of play to it. In fact you can lift it up a bit when it is in the locked position. Was it the same way on yours and if so how did you resolve it?
6:38 that's exactly what I'm doing! Finish work anyway, borrowed a proper saw for the big stuff.
Love your videos keep up the good work.
I'm here from the future and I noticed in your Milwaukee framing nailer video that you've got a stand for this saw in the background. What stand are you using for it this saw?
Good job, nice vídeo. Saludos from Spain
Nice video! Keep them coming
I want to see that 📹 of you ripping plyboard at the jobsite. With that milwaukee 18v table saw.
Anyone know if the bosch fold up tables saw stand will work with this saw?
Would like to see this on a job site working. Agree about that gear being plastic vs metal, won't last long at all. I did notice the riving knife laying on the floor, any reason not stated as to why there was no riving knife in use while cutting that ply? As for the length of time it took you to "set up" the saw, it's this way with all brands, have yet to see any "table saw", "miter saw" that didn't need to have some time taken to fully set it up proper. My Makita miter was close but still needed a tweak, my Bosch, same way, just some minor tweaking. I'm interested in your thoughts on Rigid, lifetime warranty, etc. Excellent tool choice as well.
Ham68 the riving knife had a slight bend I think and was messing my cut up. Notice it got better after I took it out
I like that off function with the Bluetooth for the blade..can see where it comes in handy because I cut my finger in half as a 5 year old with a table saw in Mexico 🙄 I was super dumb and plugged it in..dad literally was cutting something on another table saw right behind me but I was a quick menace lol thank god I can still use my whole hand could of been bad haha especially because I hammer with my left like half the time
A lot of the compact site saws are very much the same design whether they are corded or not, i have the Bosch saw which is almost the same, thankfully the safety cover on the start button does not trip mine out unlike the dewalt. Still a great un-box-review-ing.
Informative MT M18 table saw video. Thanks
The Milwaukee Table Saw looks sweet! Add that 12.0 and it becomes a beast! Great video
Plastic gears on the fence ... really? Try to learn about tools by using them ,not watching videos
Great video thanks for sharing have a great day
Love your videos man
very cool non review! Not one I'll buy, but I always like a good discussion of a tool!
I have a milwaukee m18 table saw. I was wondering if I can put it in 10 inch blade to replace my 8 1/4 blade? I'm sure lots of viewers would liked know if this can be done. Thanks for posting.
Mine was dead on accurate when I got it. I just find that the mitre guage a little sloppy. Dust extraction is the best I've seen on a DIYER saw used with my shop vac. Very little dust.
LOVE it!
Great review I am very close to purchasing the millwakee good looking saw and none of them are perfect, I do have minor concerns on the plastic gear vs the metal gear on the dewalt.
Good man Kyle. Very honest review. The Milwaukee & the Dewalt both have there pros and cons. But I think with people, it boils down to $$$$. Here in Ireland, the Milwaukee is running in at just over €1200 & the Dewalt at around €550. From doing my research, im going to get the Dewalt. If I was a pro, like yourself & I cud claim the cash back from taxes & shit, I'd buy the Milwaukee.
Enjoy your Tool Review Tuesday videos!
how come you left the riving knife out?
This was great!
As a woodworker that push stick is an accident waiting to happen like kickback. Look at the video the stick pushes the material away from fence into the blade.
I just bought this saw, and downloaded the one key app and it's my first one key tool. But I'm having trouble pairing it. Is there a way to put the saw in pairing mode, or should it just pop up on the app? I go to add item, and nothing shows up. It just sits and spins and never finds the saw. And I can't find any answers online. Anyone who has has connected this tool to one key, I would appreciate some help. Thanks.
great review
Off to the store I go
i liked the comparison between brands, alot of reviewers wont do that as it makes the companies not want to sponsor them as their just looking for tool praises not comparisons/reviews, whats you thoughts on the fence system on the two, if they both have equal and sufficient power then the next important thing on a table saw imo is a reliable easy fence
Andrew Browner basically the same... also... I’m not sponsored by these tool companies
He receives free tools from the manufacturers.....the flexvolt saws all have much more power then Milwaukee HD tools....the Milwaukee mitre bogs down,the tables does too with hardwood,the circular saws also..... Milwaukee is great for plumbers not builders,stick with Flexvolt for building
Plastic rip fence gear is a deal killer. I’ve got several dewalt corded table Saws. Dewalt fence is the best job site grade fence money can buy. Ripped miles through then be it foam, sheet goods, or dimensional lumber. You can’t kill them.
Much prefer the second iteration of tool Tuesday. To me, one of the most interesting aspects of a video like this is issues that arise in set up and initial use. Having said that, I'd still like to know the level, if any, of sponsorship here
Gavin Dempsey zero money being exchanged. Although I do love milwaukee generally speaking they were where I started as a builder...
Thanks, as always, for taking the time to reply. Just to point out, I don't have huge issue with sponsorships, I just find it frustrating that not all content creators are up front about it
Only real complaint I've heard on the DeWalt saw is the stop/start button issue you mentioned. I was holding out for the Milwaukee since I already have their 10" miter saw, but after reading Krugerconstructions critiques and seeing this (I didn't realize the DeWalt had a vacuum port on the blade guard)... I'm just going to deal with the power cord.
Those plastic pinion gears on the fence.. I don't even know what to say. If you are the only person that ever uses the saw, and you baby it its entire life, they *might* last a long time. However, if this saw is on a jobsite and you along with 2-3-4-19 other people are operating it, I would be surprised if they lasted a year.
right there with you, plastic gears are never long lasting, EVER! That literally was the deal breaker for me.
Rule of thumb for any tool that hosts circular blades. Loosen in the direction the blade turns. This is so the centrifugal force keeps the nut tight.
Hey! Have there been any updates to this table saw?
Isn’t the battery a 12ah 18v?
Wait, your name is Kyle Stumpenhorse?? That's so badass
Glen Atchison Stumpenhorst
Must have been a descendant of a warrior...earned the last name "Stomp with Horse!"..it IS BAD ASS!
First couple of rips had push stick - then ditched that PIA haha!
999theck lol
Bottom line, you can make money with any of those options. I've had my Pasload for years and years, and it's nice, but you have to treat to a good clean and lube on the daily.
You keep calling it a 12 volt battery... it's 18 volt, 12 ah (ampere hour).
DrFiero lol good call I feel like an idiot... basic
DrFiero 12.0 not 12 volt
Easy mistake. I used to be a Milwaukee service center manager. Love the product still!
We knew what you meant. ie:Plumb not level, lol. Great video as usual Kyle.
He’s saying 12, O. (As in the letter O) Sounds like he’s saying volt.
Is your enclosed trailer set up with a generator so you can charge batteries? Love the build series also....keep up the good work!
sehendrix75 no it isn’t
I like the reviews, well done! ....13
Do you think I could make 19mm ply wardrobe with this
I've watched most of your videos, and I see you using different brands of tools, Dewalt, Milwaukee, Makita. The batteries are expensive and not interchangeable, so I was wondering, if you could only purchase one brand of tool, which would you choose? Thanks in advance.
For remodeling and framing ... dewalt flexvolt,nothing is even close...for DIY..really any brand is good...for plumbing, HVAC.. Milwaukee
Thanks, Joe Framer.
@@ronbelldvm no problem, i run 2 framing companies for 30yrs,hope it helped
If you get your hands on the new Milwaukee Chainsaw, cut some fresh 12" wide White Oak.
We have 2 Stihl corded chainsaws and are considering switching to Milwaukee because we have a shop full of red tools.
Even better do a head to head Stihl MSE210 against the Milwaukee. We constantly are making 12x12x 24" Oak Blocks.
VideosByAl I’ve got it... and love it... not sure what stihl I have but I will
Be selling it
Hi Kyle, You definetly should try to rip some hard Wood Boards, Therme You realy can test the Power and run time ona tablesaw
He won't do that because he received the saw for free from Milwaukee...it doesn't have the power like the flexvolt saw
Does this mean you'll finally be beveling your fascia board to match the roof pitch? 😁 Great video!
John Moenster great ideas
Sounds to like you need a dust collection system for your shop.
Lock off your camera settings. Things like auto white balance will change between cuts a lot when the scenery changes such as at 2:30. Same with exposure.
I don't see myself plugging in 2 vacuum hoses at a job site, maybe just one if it is a cordless vacuum.
C’mon dude, you have to call it “Toolsday”
Hmm I like it
Actually I didn't just replace the blade real quick I found it to be very good even though I had other blades ready to pop in at a moments notice
What is one key?
Like your videos.
Totally off subject, how do like the diamondback tool belts over the occidental leathers? I have always worn Occidentals. Just curious, thanks for the great content, can’t go a day without watching :)
J&S Construction love the diamondbacks. Lighter weight
Thanks for the reply bud!
That is my one issue with cordless tools, they all have their own non interchangeable battery and I end up being the slave to the battery. Give me a cord anyday, even if it means I need a generator. Just my 2 cents.
Damnnn i need it but i need a Coupon for it tho lol
the 12o is it 18v 12mah or 12v, dont get it.
12.0 amp hour and 18 volt
I would love it of all the brands have a interchangeable battery,.... o hell thats called a power cord 😜
Ryobi did that many years ago, ahead of all the other brands. Still not a fan of Ryobi but, I know many who like them.
Unless you bring your USA tools to Europe