September 13, 2018
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Article Type - Review, Battery Type - 18/20V, Manufacturer - Milwaukee Tool, Power Type - Cordless, Tradesman - Carpentry Tool Reviews, User Type - Professional
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Article Type - Review, Battery Type - 18/20V, Manufacturer - Milwaukee Tool, Power Type - Cordless, Tradesman - Carpentry Tool Reviews, User Type - Professional
Such a total Dewalt rip off…
Such a total improvement over Dewalt!
PS: Did Dewalt invent the table saw? Own the patent?? I didn’t think so! Pesky facts always ruining your story! At least Milwaukee allows Dewalt to use Lithium-Ion Battery technology for a fee…
Great pictures to go with your narrative. Two questions: how much does it weigh?, and how much is a spare battery?
Thanks
Hello, Chuck! This saw weighs in at 41.6 pounds without the stand or batteries. Batteries are pricey, clocking in at 199.00 for the 12.0 Ah battery. I’d watch for combo sets though, that’s usually the best way to get a good value on batteries. Thank you for the great questions!
I just purchased a (brand new) Milwaukee HO 12Ah battery for $119 so the prices are dropping and making them much more reachable for those that desire a back-up or need one to extend their operating time. I love the table saw and I have several of the Milwaukee OPE so this battery will get plenty of use
Such a total improvement over Dewalt!
A very true statement.
This saw smokes the flexvolt in every way….with some very clever new design areas added to that.
MILWAUKEE RULES