Your instructions are very clear. Your physical appearance made me feel i was watching some indian video and really thought i would barely understand but i did thanks!
Saw a lot of videos on this but this one is concise, actually covers all the features of the saw very well and is extremely helpful. THANKS. Thumbs up and subscribed.
LOL I did not use my saw for quite a while. The box and bags inside were long gone. I could not find the Wrench to put on the blade and had to dig out my HUSKY Ratcheting Hex Key and Driver Bit tool. Which of course I had not used in quite some time so had forgotten that the holder for the SAE hex keys bits were safely stored within the handle and took me a while to find. Maybe I should not be using tools :( hehe Great video and much more information about the tool than other videos I had looked at. Thnks
… my fifth video, trying to see which flange goes on first. I mistakenly dropped both flanges when trying to install a blade on my new Milwaukee, so the square one with rh radius ends goes on the outer side of the blade. Thanks! “liked” & subscribed.
Very informative, I wasted 10-12 minutes looking for the short video. When I found one, it was not as descriptive or helpful as yours. My fault on being lazy. Thanks for posting this. Stay safe 👍🏼
Rolling shutter in your video. It’s the ‘jello effect.’ Gave you a like for support, but you didn’t seem confident and that is important when using this type of tool. Safety, and respect, but confidence as well. The saw doesn’t appear to have been used at all. I don’t know? Stay safe and Healthy ✌🏻🇺🇸👍
when Milwaukee tools launched, its quality was better, but after less than a year, they will definitely change switch(from Germany switch to HK/TW switch, even to Chinese switch, as you know, switch is most likely first to dead), change PCBA, change Japanese chuck to Chinese chuck, change critical parts to low the cost. Miwaukee tools have a VE team, 50 engineers to do the cost-down, during these processes, the quality would decline obviously.
They're quite expensive in the UK but still considered among the best tools with Dewalt and Makita (until you get to silly money territory like Festool etc). This saw is going to cost me £200 (about $255) but I'm tempted by the cheaper 165mm brushed model at £100. The attraction towards this is that I want to make things for the garden and occasionally do angled cuts and the extra depth of this 190mm blade. I already have batteries as I have a drill driver set with 2x5ah and 1x3ah batteries. Do you reckon I'm being silly considering spending double on this?
Your instructions are very clear. Your physical appearance made me feel i was watching some indian video and really thought i would barely understand but i did thanks!
Saw a lot of videos on this but this one is concise, actually covers all the features of the saw very well and is extremely helpful.
THANKS. Thumbs up and subscribed.
Thank you so much! Saved my time reading the manual!
Thanks. I'm new to wood working and your videos are easy to learn from.
LOL I did not use my saw for quite a while. The box and bags inside were long gone. I could not find the Wrench to put on the blade and had to dig out my HUSKY Ratcheting Hex Key and Driver Bit tool. Which of course I had not used in quite some time so had forgotten that the holder for the SAE hex keys bits were safely stored within the handle and took me a while to find. Maybe I should not be using tools :( hehe Great video and much more information about the tool than other videos I had looked at. Thnks
… my fifth video, trying to see which flange goes on first. I mistakenly dropped both flanges when trying to install a blade on my new Milwaukee, so the square one with rh radius ends goes on the outer side of the blade. Thanks! “liked” & subscribed.
Really really like this m18 Fuel saw. I have the bigger rear handle m18 but I like this one a lot better.
Very informative, I wasted 10-12 minutes looking for the short video. When I found one, it was not as descriptive or helpful as yours. My fault on being lazy. Thanks for posting this. Stay safe 👍🏼
Thank You !!! Great videos covers each question I had in mind.
Thank you for doing this video. I just used it to set up my M18 FUEL saw...
About the the guide for cutting straight..I was looking for that info.. good video, excellent should say ,thank you for taking the time
Very thorough and great pace
This is so, so helpful! I just bought a new Milwaukee tool set and came across your video. Thank you for the great information!
Yes, thank you for showing all of this!!
Thank you!!
You very good my friend. You explained both the features and set up very well. Thank you.
Yea, this video is it right here. Thanks my guy! 🙏
Thank you for this! Very helpful 😊
Nice and precise. Thank you
Thank you for this detailed video! it helped me a lot .
Thanks
Very helpful sir. I have wired one 15a. Same features
Can you explain which blade for wood and which one for comment ..?
What about the knob on the left of the Allan key slot?
Appreciate the video,Great instructions and easy to follow.thanks”
Mine keeps turning off mid cut on metal? Any help on that to why?
Simple and clear. thanks
Do you use the 45° line for all of your bevel cuts, or just for the 45?
Awesome summary! Thank you
Thank you
Awesome vid man!
The height adjustment lever got stuck. It's not as easy to operate like the one on the video
Can you please do all features with wood to show us how its done and utilize all features
thanks for the video!
What model # is this saw?
Thank you bro for this life saving lol
Rolling shutter in your video. It’s the ‘jello effect.’ Gave you a like for support, but you didn’t seem confident and that is important when using this type of tool. Safety, and respect, but confidence as well. The saw doesn’t appear to have been used at all. I don’t know? Stay safe and Healthy ✌🏻🇺🇸👍
when Milwaukee tools launched, its quality was better, but after less than a year, they will definitely change switch(from Germany switch to HK/TW switch, even to Chinese switch, as you know, switch is most likely first to dead), change PCBA, change Japanese chuck to Chinese chuck, change critical parts to low the cost. Miwaukee tools have a VE team, 50 engineers to do the cost-down, during these processes, the quality would decline obviously.
For Al Gore
Yeah show me a proper use when you're not wearing Band-Aids
This saw is terrible if you want it to last leave it on the shelf!
What makes you say that? I'm considering getting it so genuinely interested! What other similar size cordless circular saw would you recommend?
Just got this one. Have many fuel tools. Get one on ebay for under $180
They're quite expensive in the UK but still considered among the best tools with Dewalt and Makita (until you get to silly money territory like Festool etc). This saw is going to cost me £200 (about $255) but I'm tempted by the cheaper 165mm brushed model at £100. The attraction towards this is that I want to make things for the garden and occasionally do angled cuts and the extra depth of this 190mm blade. I already have batteries as I have a drill driver set with 2x5ah and 1x3ah batteries.
Do you reckon I'm being silly considering spending double on this?
you can tell this guy have never used a power tool in his life lol
Stopped watching when you referred to an alan wrench as an alan key
Button up your shirt and hide them nasty chest hairs
Thanks