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Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Cordless Brushless 6-1/2 in. Plunge Cut Track Saw (Tool-Only) - Home depot hack $285.31
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$399.00
Not going to be for everyone. But, if you've already got a compatible track system and are in the M18 system, it is the cheapest I remember seeing.
https://www.homedepot.c
Base saw is $399 select the 55" track and clamps free ($113.69 line item/return value) = Net cost for saw of $285.31
https://www.homedepot.c
Base saw is $399 select the 55" track and clamps free ($113.69 line item/return value) = Net cost for saw of $285.31
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/26/2024, 04:24 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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 Ace Hardware | $399 |
| Product Name: | M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Cordless Brushless 6-1/2 in. Plunge Cut Track Saw (Tool-Only) |
| Product Description: | Designed for the professional carpenter and remodeler, the M18 FUEL™ 6-1/2” Plunge Track Saw from Milwaukee® delivers the Power to rip solid hardwoods, over 90% dust collection efficiency while providing the portability and precision users demand from a plunge saw. The Powerstate™ Brushless motor provides 6,300 RPM for finish quality and clean cuts. REDLINK PLUS™ intelligence ensures maximum performance and protection from overload, overheating, and over-discharge. The M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT™ XC6.0 battery delivers more cuts per charge and great durability than the competition. The saw features a variable speed dial allowing for setting the speed of your application. The smooth, pivoting plunge motion allows for precision plunge cuts with an accurate depth of cut. |
| Product SKU: | 315442335_315442335 |
| UPC: | 45242587254 |
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I think this is a good price for the tool-only @ $285. If I saw this first I would have went this route.
This is a rare deal, so if you've been waiting for this, now is the time to buy!!
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You need to replace your blade .. I've never had this issue and I use this saw almost daily
This is a rare deal, so if you've been waiting for this, now is the time to buy!!
I meant to post that to the packout radio thread, not here.
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I grabbed the first kit with the 55" tracks and gonna keep that and got a second kit where i'll hack to get the 31" track for $85.98.
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I've 3d printed a little TPU 'dust hose adapter' ring for my Makita track saw which helps hold the hose snug. Didn't need to do that for the M18.
Rip 8x4 3/4 ply about once a week and have never had it bog down and always get through in one pass on the factory blade. You're doing something wrong.
Not OP, but I can give an answer for why it IS worth it: a desire to avoid having to use a table saw unless necessary. I have a pretty nice table saw (with dado capability), but they'll eat your lunch in the blink of an eye with a momentary lapse of judgment. Track saws are much safer and can cut like lasers.. just not as quick/repeatable as a table saw.
They're a pretty standard size blade for track saws.. Makita/Milwaukee blades are interchangeable but you'll want to be mindful of blade kerf thickness vs your splinter guard.
I've 3d printed a little TPU 'dust hose adapter' ring for my Makita track saw which helps hold the hose snug. Didn't need to do that for the M18.
What's better the makita or milwaukee? I'm on both platforms already
How's the XGT? I haven't seen reviews comparing XGT to milwaukee