POWERSTATE brushless motor delivers maximum power and motor life
Compatible with common 3 in. cut off wheels with 3/8 in. arbor
Part of the M12 System, featuring over 100+ tools
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POWERSTATE brushless motor delivers maximum power and motor life
Compatible with common 3 in. cut off wheels with 3/8 in. arbor
Part of the M12 System, featuring over 100+ tools
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Not sure why this was down voted, but this is a decent deal on a completely AMAZING tool.
If you're cutting bolts, locks etc. this is the tool to own. Absolutely love mine.
Not sure why this was down voted, but this is a decent deal on a completely AMAZING tool.
If you're cutting bolts, locks etc. this is the tool to own. Absolutely love mine.
I don't understand it either? Most if not almost all my post got thumbs down seems personal or something
Sounds like the $66 deal was bad, and the company cancelled all the orders for not having any stock; even though they had it listed in stock at a higher price on the website. I think this deal is probably the best legitimate deal on the saw.
If your looking for the best cutoff tool get the DeWalt. It blows the Milwaukee out of the water. Don't believe me, look up the YouTube channel "Project Farm". 98% of my cordless tools are Milwaukee, and I have scores of them. I guess one would consider me a Milwaukee fanboy, don't really care, but when I am in the market for the best, I am not going to dismiss a tool secondary to its brand name. Milwaukee tools are outstanding in most cases, but not this cutoff tool.
My M12 stalls out all the time. I use it a ton and I'll say that the Diablo blade helps a lot. Still, it can't cut in a bath fan or an outlet in lathe and plaster without farting out a ton.
If your looking for the best cutoff tool get the DeWalt. It blows the Milwaukee out of the water. Don't believe me, look up the YouTube channel "Project Farm". 98% of my cordless tools are Milwaukee, and I have scores of them. I guess one would consider me a Milwaukee fanboy, don't really care, but when I am in the market for the best, I am not going to dismiss a tool secondary to its brand name. Milwaukee tools are outstanding in most cases, but not this cutoff tool.
I'm usually pretty good with the Googles, but I can't seem to find the referred to Project Farm video. What would he have called this other than a cutoff, cut-off, or cut off saw?
I'm usually pretty good with the Googles, but I can't seem to find the referred to Project Farm video. What would he have called this other than a cutoff, cut-off, or cut off saw?
Thanks, that's in my watch later list. I was hoping to watch it and the Project Farm video together but can't find a Project Farm one.
So the Project Farm video apparently does not exist and the Torque Test one basically says that the larger 20v DeWalt is more powerful than the little 12v Milwaukee.
I guess it comes down to size versus power. If you need more power, go with the DeWalt. If you want smaller, go with the Milwaukee. And if you want both small and powerful go pneumatic.
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If you're cutting bolts, locks etc. this is the tool to own. Absolutely love mine.
If you're cutting bolts, locks etc. this is the tool to own. Absolutely love mine.
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I guess it comes down to size versus power. If you need more power, go with the DeWalt. If you want smaller, go with the Milwaukee. And if you want both small and powerful go pneumatic.
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