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forum threadTaco_Doomsday posted Jan 19, 2026 05:18 PM

Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V Brushless Compact Bandsaw w/ 5.0 Ah Battery $299

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cqc112

Jan 19, 2026 07:54 PM

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cqc112Jan 19, 2026 07:54 PM

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So easy to cut conduit with these portable saws

sobitthen

Jan 19, 2026 09:13 PM

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sobitthenJan 19, 2026 09:13 PM

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Have seen others in love with their tools, but they are over my budget for something used on occasion for me. When I have used others Milwaukee branded tools I never noticed anything special other than the name, similar battery life n power, perhaps their warranty is where they shine? I do not know as never looked into why they were higher priced than others. Sort of like when the Snapon truck showed up and people went in debt buying their tools because of the name and I went into the Mac truck and got twice the tools that seemed to last just as long, is this the same with Milwaukee?
Now if it came with top hat n monocle, I might be enticed. I did inherit a corded 1/2" impact from them that worked great for 10 years, then the switch broke, a friend saw it broken, whom it came from, n said he could get new tool for it, he may have, never brought it over, likely kept if he had. So, whether they had that good of warranty or because they had a corporate contract I never found out, maybe some owner of their tools could chime in and tell us why we should pay more for Milwaukee/?

Dabears34

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Dabears34Yesterday 02:45 AM

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Quote from sobitthen

Have seen others in love with their tools, but they are over my budget for something used on occasion for me. When I have used others Milwaukee branded tools I never noticed anything special other than the name, similar battery life n power, perhaps their warranty is where they shine? I do not know as never looked into why they were higher priced than others. Sort of like when the Snapon truck showed up and people went in debt buying their tools because of the name and I went into the Mac truck and got twice the tools that seemed to last just as long, is this the same with Milwaukee?Now if it came with top hat n monocle, I might be enticed. I did inherit a corded 1/2" impact from them that worked great for 10 years, then the switch broke, a friend saw it broken, whom it came from, n said he could get new tool for it, he may have, never brought it over, likely kept if he had. So, whether they had that good of warranty or because they had a corporate contract I never found out, maybe some owner of their tools could chime in and tell us why we should pay more for Milwaukee/?

If you're a homeowner, just buy Ryobi, Ridgid, or Kobalt.

codetastik

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If you're a homeowner, just buy Ryobi, Ridgid, or Kobalt.

Or Bauer. Great prices and a wide ecosystem. I love being able to just go to the store and get my tool swapped whenever there's an issue in warranty. My issue with Bauer is that they don't have a few of them more niche items that I need so I can't fully commit to their line. Like a track saw and finish and framing nailers.

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Product Description:	The MILWAUKEE M18 FUEL Compact Band Saw offers a light-weight, balanced design with a 3-1/4" X 3-1/4" cutting capacity, the largest of any compact band saw. The M18 FUEL Compact Band Saw is the fastest cutting band saw in its class with a POWERSTATE Brushless motor and Constant Power Technology. Equipped with Jobsite Armor Technology, this cordless band saw is better protected from drops and debris with a proprietary composite material and crush zone barriers to absorb impacts. Milwaukee M18 FUEL power tool line features REDLINK PLUS Intelligence, the most advanced system of cordless power tool electronics, providing optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger. A variable speed trigger, tool-free locking adjustable shoe, and LED work light give users maximum control and productivity. An integrated rafter hook for hanging provides easy storage in-between cuts. The M18 FUEL Compact Band Saw also has pipe reamer attachment compatibility to easily attach the customized reamer attachment (49-90-2029, sold separately) to the back of the band saw for the ability to cut and ream with the same tool. One 8/10 TPI Extreme metal cutting band saw blade is included.
Product SKU:	337113246
UPC:	882346327702

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