| Product Description: | The MILWAUKEE M12 FUEL 5-3/8" Circular Saw is designed for the professional. Utilizing the POWERSTATE brushless motor, the saw delivers the performance to make quick work of ripping and cross-cutting sheet goods as well as cross-cutting dimensional lumber. With its compact and lightweight design, the saw is extremely portable, making this a great solution for cuts in smaller spaces, overhead, and when the capacity of a larger saw is not needed. The M12 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC5.0 battery delivers up to 190 cuts in 2x4, delivering the run-time needed to keep users productive on site. The latest in 12v cordless technology, LED light, cut line blower, and integrated storage hook make this a powerful, compact, and convenient cutting solution. |
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Is the saw blade a common size? thx
Is the saw size common sizes? Thx
Is the 3/
Thx. Do you need to do two different stores pickup or could you do the same store pickup for both items for the hack? Thx
Ok thx. I know with the recent M18 shop vac hack, I have to do two different stores pickup for the battery and the shop vac. Glad I can do the hack within the same store.
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This will struggle with typical Home Depot dimensional lumber unlike the M18. Plywood is what this thing shines with
Looks like this add dust collection, but I haven't seen any ways to add a vacuum adapter onto the back of the saw.
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Yes if you're cutting hundred of lumber a day you need m18 for that power. This is perfectly fine for diy and small project. I have both M18 and M12 circular saw. I hardly use M18 because it's too heavy and I hardly need to do thicker cut.
I also bought the small 4 1/2 Kobalt circular saw because it was on sale and much more ergonomic.
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Copy that. Thanks for your reply. I am a novice on DIY, but want to put my step on it. Thanks.