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m12 Fuel - Milwaukee Circular Saw with 6amp Battery $150
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Bummed I bought this with a 4amp battery and charger for $200 a month ago. I don't track these - but this feels like a great price including 6amp battery...
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Have an old V18 saw with the adapter to use M18 batteries and it cuts without much trouble by comparison. Just not for as long as the new ones but good enough for home use.
Rich
Have an old V18 saw with the adapter to use M18 batteries and it cuts without much trouble by comparison. Just not for as long as the new ones but good enough for home use.
Rich
Have an old V18 saw with the adapter to use M18 batteries and it cuts without much trouble by comparison. Just not for as long as the new ones but good enough for home use.
Rich
I'm a fan of the jigsaw but the hackzall is kinda lame. The stroke is much shorter than a saws all so it takes quite a bit longer to make a cut. If it didn't come with the set I bought, I would have returned it.
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Have an old V18 saw with the adapter to use M18 batteries and it cuts without much trouble by comparison. Just not for as long as the new ones but good enough for home use.
Rich
Charger cost about $15-20 from amazon or ebay
Have an old V18 saw with the adapter to use M18 batteries and it cuts without much trouble by comparison. Just not for as long as the new ones but good enough for home use.
Rich
I second the comments about M12 *Fuel* being a portable, powerful tool, but can be brought down by weak batteries (under 3 Ah) or dull blades. I use it to cut two-by lumber and OSB and ply. It will stall if the battery is old or tired.
Your link also starts at what equates to the con side of the list (it hits a thermal limit after 10 consecutive cuts through a 2x4" and needs a minute to cool down). In the real world you would hopefully be using a miter saw for that task.
Logically you wouldn't expect it to make 80 consecutive cuts without breaks in the real world because only an idiot would buy this for framing a whole house, but this is perfect for a DIY fence or deck job for the average home owner or punch-list work.
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I've had both and the 1st gen is pretty gutless (but it's also pretty perfect for PVC, EMT, Etc.).
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The Fuel model is really good (far better than low end 18V stuff...looking at you: porter cable, craftsman, black&decker, etc.).
I also have the 18V fuel Hackzall. I would say the M12 Fuel is capable of 80% of any work that I would use the M18 Fuel for.
But if your main goal was something like demoing a house, no hackzall is made for that. A sawzall is more adequate due to having a longer stroke and more power from a bigger motor (the hackzalls were designed with less specifically for the purpose of being compact and one-hander friendly).