MILWAUKEE M18 FUEL DUAL-BEVEL 12" MITER SAW REVIEW! 1 BATTERY CUTTING CHALLENGE!
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- This week's episode of Tool Review Tuesday features the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18-Volt Cordless Dual-Bevel Sliding Miter Saw Kit. In this video, I explain all the features and then see how many 2x4's I can cut on a single fully charged battery in 30 degree weather. The cutting begins at 10:05 in the video, in case you want to skip ahead. How many 2x4's do you think it will cut? If you see the answer, were you surprised with the results? This kit is Model #2739-21HD and it includes (1) 12Ah High Output M18 Battery, 2 saw blades, dual bevel saw, and a battery charger. To see all the details, please click on the Home Depot link just below.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: What features do you like on this saw? Did it cut as many 2x4 as you thought? How many additional cuts do you think I can get in the summer?
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: What features do you like on this saw? Did it cut as many 2x4 as you thought? How many additional cuts do you think I can get in the summer?
The saw looks good is shadow line is the actual width of the blade? also wanted to see how accurate the angle cuts are.
Also for the 2x4 cut test you may have wanted to have the saw come to a complete stop and re-start each time.
Still using a 1990 Black and Decker 12 inch compound miter saw (actually built by Dewalt)
Makes sense. I did a mix of start stops and then some continuous cuts. That 1990 saw sounds like a good one to go that long. I started out with a radial arm saw which I was glad to retire.
Just one question :do you know where to get crown stops for this miter saw ?.. I just got one and I'm really anxious to get a pair of crown stops ,which the saw doesn't come with ..please help me out..thanks
This is a pretty cool 12" cordless miter saw. Nice that it can run pretty good on a 18v battery. With two 12ah batteries you will be good all day. More tools too buy, LOL..
I hope milwaukee will redesign their 10" miter saw to look like the 12" & 7 1/4". That's also a nice size.
Thanks for the video
There've been times where I've worked at jobsites without electricity. It gets expensive buying gas for running the generator all day. I agree that 2 batteries would handle an entire days work.
Thank you! It is very in depth review. This is my wish saw to buy after this video.
You should get it. I just demonstrated it again in my most recent vide, making a hockey stick frame.
Great review! Thanks for being here for us.
Thanks man, I appreciate it!
Looks like a very nice saw be nice for carpenters rough a trim a very versatile saw thanks for a great and honest test and review I like watching your test and reviews cause I know you are in the trades and wouldn’t sell a good tool short unless it was a bad tool to begin
Thanks man, I appreciate it! I figured the 2x4 test would be interesting, especially if someone watching was interested in this saw for wall framing or deck building.
For sure that would be the ticket I don’t do carpentry but union electrican by trade I like coming home and watching all these people doing tool reviews thanks again
@@kevinklepp9526 You bet!
I just bought this miter sow and I love it
It's a great saw. It learned to always have a charged up battery in there ready to go, which really helps my work flow.
Any updated thoughts on this miter saw? I’m looking at this one or a plug in Dewalt.
I really like this one, especially with the shadow light. The light is a game changer, much better than a laser. This has always worked well for me and the Milwaukee stand is the best I've used so far. If there's an issue with power, Milwaukee will be introducing the M18 12Ah Forge battery this year, which will be amazing.
@@MarkThomasBuilder Thanks for the reply. I was looking at the Dewalt DWS716XPS, a model that doesn’t get discussed much. It has the shadow light on a 12” non-sliding Dewalt for under $400. It’s such a tough choice when you want to buy one and done.
great review great saw, milwuakee really crushes everything, too pricey for me atm ill have to stick to my corded one for a few more years until these are up for sale second hand, 340 cuts is a bit inflated i think because the saw didnt need to spin up and spin down between every cut, you never make 90 cuts in rapid succession on the job, but it did line up surprisingly close to their 330cut claim
I actually mixed it up where I did some continuous cuts where I kept the blade spinning and then I also did some start/stop cuts. Either way, I think 1 battery would get me through an entire day, especially if I'm taking time to nail the boards together in a framing project.
Great review as always! Very informative with everything I wanted to see. Can you do the 2x4 cut test with a smaller battery like a 5ah or even a 2ah to see how it would do if you were in a pinch and didn’t have a 12ah?
Thanks, that’s a great video idea. I’ll have to do that sometime.
Minimum battery size would be 9ah from what I’ve read.
@@stevenpodolsky5164 I’ve been searching for info on this and can’t find anything. If you’re able to share what you’ve read, I’d be appreciative!
How would you rate this compared with the DW 779 or 800?
They're both amazing saws. I really like the shadow light on this on compared to the DW 779. This also has a better dust collection location for my needs. When I put the shadow light on my 779, then I'm guessing they will compete pretty close. I also like battery power better because the saw is always ready to go and there's no cords to trip over. Hope that helps! 😄👍
I like this review -look like gd saw from milwaukee
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Keep gd work
Awesome, thank you!
how do you compare this miter saw to dewalt flexvolt miter saw? nice video
Thank you! It compares nicely to the Dewalt 15V, 12" miter saw. I've heard good things about the flexvolt, mainly because you can plug it in too. I really like this Milwaukee with the 12Ah battery because it goes all day and has a shadow line for cutting which works awesome. If I ever get a Flexvolt to test, I'll make a comparision.
@@MarkThomasBuilder thanks!! ps is there any good reviews on the makita 36v 12 miter saw? again thanks!!
Why not have both the shadow-line and laser? Shadow-line is superior, but in daylight (when most on site cutting is done) it sucks.
That's an interesting point. I was able to see the shadow line better than what my camera picked up. I'll have to use this saw some more to see if it needs a laser too.
Hey mark. What’s the stand you use for the miter?
It's the Milwaukee Folding Miter Saw Stand. I highly recommend it!
@@MarkThomasBuilder thanks
How wide the saw can cut?
It can cut up to a 2x14 horizontal.
Your reviews are always nice and direct Mark.
Awesome, thanks! I'm glad to hear it!
They answer is is minis you need
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Did you put a diablo blade
Flushometer 19 _ no, not yet. I’m really liking this combo blade so far.
I see why because of Milwaukee coating of course
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that battery replacement costs more than a new lower end miter saw. lol
The shadow light feature is my favorite feature on this saw that I wouldn't be willing to give up. I hope the battery costs come down someday soon.
not one person that i've watched reviewing the 10 or 12 actually checked the accuracy of bevel cuts. i bought the 10 and it was off and no matter of adjust could fix bc the poor design of the slide at max bc it wobbled. i ordered the 12 with the normal design we shall see
I have a digital gauge that I"ll have to put on it. Let me know how the 12 works for you.
Did you get a chance to try and test the 12, wondering how the belevel cuts turned out ? I am looking to get dewalt or the one in video Milwaukee soon. Was thinking 10 inch but if required for belevel cuts can get 12
@@justanotherchannel6097 i bought both and the 10 was surprisingly inadequate.. the slide made the cuts very inaccurate being on the bottom bc the flex of the base when you make cuts. i was very disappointed. i went with the 12 and i love it. i can even use my 5hr batteries with it and see so significant power diff. battery life obvi not gonna last but they do and unlike my m18 table saw which def needs the 12 hr or more the chop saw can handle so damn well. i highly suggest
So you cant fit a 8 by 8 under the blade and cut it with 2 cuts??
That's some big lumber to be cutting. I don't use this to cut timber over 4x6 in size.
Yeah I'm doing log cabin 8 by 8 D logs. Is that rubber dust catch removable? Minus that rubber piece it looks like it would fit under. Try it and make a video. Cut, roll cut. I think being able to cut a 8 by 8 in 2 passes would be a good selling point. If in fact it will do it.
Have you seen the Skillsaw Carpentry Chainsaws? They cut up to 16" I believe. I have no idea how well they work, but I say it would save you time.
@@MarkThomasBuilder so funny you brought that up. I actually bought the sawsquach to do this project. I'm not really happy with the cuts. I have to clamp a speed square to the log as a guide, even then it's not great. It works but I think a chop saw would do a better job. Another thing it near impossible to trim off a small amount with the chainsaw style blade.
That makes sense. I used my old Dewalt chop saw (Non sliding saw)on bigger stuff and flipped it over. I'd say it does a great job, and like you said, very handy for trimming a small amount off the end.
This saw isn't cut out for production trim.
What saw would you recommend?
@@MarkThomasBuilder the flexvolt won't stop working when you need it most like the fuel does.
Never had any of my fuel tools stop working! Power through everything
@@codyreid952 consider yourself lucky? Even my impact stops intermittently and i have to click the button to reset it.
HEY 2X4S ARE CUT WITH A SKILL SAW. That should really be geared towards finishing if anything-- that's what I care about,,,, FINISHING REVIEW PLEASE......