The MILWAUKEE M18 FUEL 7-1/4" Circular Saw is designed for the professional carpenter, remodelers, and general contractors who rely on high-performing and durable tools. Leveraging the latest in cordless technology, this saw offers class-leading performance, providing the power to complete more demanding applications and the cut speed to achieve greater productivity. The POWERSTATE Brushless Motor delivers 6,000 RPM, maintaining high speed under load, providing users the ability to complete their most demanding applications efficiently. The latest in REDLINK PLUS Electronics ensures maximum tool performance and protection from overload, overheating, and over-discharge. When paired with an M18 REDLITHIUM FORGE HD12.0 Battery this cordless saw delivers 750 cuts per charge and is fully compatible with all M18 REDLITHIUM batteries. The ergonomic, compact, and lightweight design makes the saw a perfect solution for all-day cutting. Positive bevel detents and depth detents offer added productivity and reduce downtime. Additionally, the saw has an electric blade break, LED work light, rafter hook, and all magnesium guards and shoes, keeping the user productive and providing the durability to handle the toughest job site conditions.
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I realize this isn't a DIY forum but maybe someone can help. I want to retrim my basement for sure, and probably the whole house. From researching it sounds like I need a table saw. Would this one be a good choice? Thanks so much and sorry for clogging up the comment section!
EDIT- Thanks for the replies! Sounds like I need to set up deal alerts for a miter saw. Thanks all again.
Nice. At $249 for the free tool deal, the battery price is pretty average. The battery new, from good sellers on ebay goes for ~$125+ so this is a great deal, especially because this new saw really thrives on the high powered batteries.
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I realize this isn't a DIY forum but maybe someone can help. I want to retrim my basement for sure, and probably the whole house. From researching it sounds like I need a table saw. Would this one be a good choice? Thanks so much and sorry for clogging up the comment section!
For long really straight cuts you want a table saw or track saw... if you're just cutting trim then a circular saw will be fine.
I realize this isn't a DIY forum but maybe someone can help. I want to retrim my basement for sure, and probably the whole house. From researching it sounds like I need a table saw. Would this one be a good choice? Thanks so much and sorry for clogging up the comment section!
A table saw is something different, where the saw is stationary and you move the wood through the saw. The only time you'd need a table saw for trim work is if you are trying to make the trim pieces narrower, or are milling your own bevels into the trim.
If you are getting premade trim and need to cut them to the right lengths with the correct angles, you'll want a miter saw. The capabilities of the miter saw you'll need will depend on how many complicated cuts you have to make (like compound miter cuts where you have both a bevel and a miter angle).
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I realize this isn't a DIY forum but maybe someone can help. I want to retrim my basement for sure, and probably the whole house. From researching it sounds like I need a table saw. Would this one be a good choice? Thanks so much and sorry for clogging up the comment section!
If you want to do trim (baseboard, door trim, crown molding) what you need is a good mitre saw. This is not it.
I realize this isn't a DIY forum but maybe someone can help. I want to retrim my basement for sure, and probably the whole house. From researching it sounds like I need a table saw. Would this one be a good choice? Thanks so much and sorry for clogging up the comment section!
EDIT- Thanks for the replies! Sounds like I need to set up deal alerts for a miter saw. Thanks all again.
As everyone above said, retrim one room? This might do. Will take a little longer but doable, especially if you set up a jig. Re-trim an entire house? Invest in a compound, bevel (dual bevel best) miter saw. Sliding vs non-sliding depending on blade size and size of trim, and future projects.
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As everyone above said, retrim one room? This might do. Will take a little longer but doable, especially if you set up a jig. Re-trim an entire house? Invest in a compound, bevel (dual bevel best) miter saw. Sliding vs non-sliding depending on blade size and size of trim, and future projects.
Thanks again everyone for the advice! I think I'm going to pull the trigger on this sliding compound miter saw from another current deal. My future basement without the extremely sloppy MDF baseboards and door trim thank you all as well. Hopefully I can do this.
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EDIT- Thanks for the replies! Sounds like I need to set up deal alerts for a miter saw. Thanks all again.
57 ° vs 50 ° max bevel
6000rpm vs 5800rpm
7.9lbs vs 9.05lb
2.0625 in max depth at full bevel vs 1.875 in
A table saw is something different, where the saw is stationary and you move the wood through the saw. The only time you'd need a table saw for trim work is if you are trying to make the trim pieces narrower, or are milling your own bevels into the trim.
If you are getting premade trim and need to cut them to the right lengths with the correct angles, you'll want a miter saw. The capabilities of the miter saw you'll need will depend on how many complicated cuts you have to make (like compound miter cuts where you have both a bevel and a miter angle).
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