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Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V 6-1/2" Cordless Li-Ion Plunge Track Saw Kit Expired
$360
$529.00
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Factory Authorized Outlet via eBay has Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V 6-1/2" Cordless Li-Ion Plunge Track Saw Kit (2831-21) on sale for $423.20 (discount appears in cart) - $63.48 w/ coupon code SAVEONGIFTS = $359.72. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member ItsaDrenalin for sharing this deal
Features:
Thanks community member ItsaDrenalin for sharing this deal
Features:
- Powerstate brushless motor provides the power and speed to cleanly cut through tough materials
- Vac port and dust bag for less mess and time spent cleaning up
- Quick locking blade change system for easy blade changes
- Smooth plunging action for easy plung cuts
- Variable speed dial for setting blade RPM to your application
- Adjustable cam system to allows user to dial in track to rail fitment for laser straight cuts
- Riving knife keeps materials from pinching on blade and reduces kickback
- Easy slide depth scale allows for quick and accurate adjustments
- Onboard allen wrench storage for easy blade changes
- Bevel stops at 22.5, 45 and 48 Degrees
- Mico adjust depth knob for perfect depth setting
- Compatible with 1-7/8" Vac hoses.
- (1) 2831 Plunge Track Saw, (1) M18 REDLITHIUM High Output Extended Capacity XC6.0 Battery, Blade, Multi Voltage Rapid Charger and PACKOUT Case
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Edited December 8, 2023
at 07:15 PM
I've never seen it this low. I posted it 3 days ago and it was severely thumbed down. It's even lower now! The saw as a bare tool, sells for almost the sale price of this kit. It doesn't come with a track, but this kit has the Saw, Blade, 6ah Battery, Packout, and Rapid charger. Use code "SAVEONGIFTS" to get this price. Otherwise, it's still on sale for $423.20
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The saw makes it bulge out if I recall, but it does fit.
So even as a diy guy, I think I'll stick with the Milwaukee as I already have additional batteries and chargers since I own Red outdoor equipment and other tools for working on my vehicles. Warranty claims are much easier and there are multiple authorized repair shops in my area.
Thanks for your feedback. I won't recommend the WEN anymore as I've never used it myself I had just heard that was a much cheaper option. I have the Ryobi and it's fine with a Diablo blade. It can bog down if you rush it. For diy work I'm not in a hurry I just let it do it's thing. I paid $150 for it so it's good enough for me. If you are a pro then Milwaukee or Festool you might get your money's worth
yes should arrive tomorrow
I think my biggest gripe is the fact that the cam knobs for taking up slack on the track are a little easy to turn accidentally and knock out of adjustment
It sounds like there may be some (rare?) quality issues with Wen tracks, but I'd recommend anyone get two sets. You are very likely to get at least one good pair between the 4, then return the others if they don't pair up well. You can get 4 55" sections with connectors a few dollars more than ONE 55" Milwaukee guide (no connector).
The only thing I have to see is how well it grips the material when cutting a full sheet. If it does move a bit too easily I can always use clamps. A small price to pay to save nearly $200.
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The M18 track saw has a pretty stiff spring when you plunge it, too (compared to the Makita 36V, anyway), which probably increases the risk of accidentally moving the track.