Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Barrel Grip Jig Saw (Tool Only)
$199.00
Get all your hard jobs done easily and quickly by choosing this impressive Milwaukee M18 FUEL Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Barrel Grip Jig Saw.
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Description
The M18 FUEL Cordless Brushless Barrel Grip Jig Saw combines power, blade speed and precision, to provide the highest quality cuts in a wide variety of materials. The M18 FUEL D-Handle Jig saw leverages the POWERSTATE Brushless Motor and REDLINK PLUS Intelligence to provide higher blade speed than corded jig saws at 3500 strokes per minute for clean controlled cuts with minimized chipping or bucking. Leveraging the M18 REDLITHIUM XC5.0 battery the M18 FUEL D-Handle Jig Saw provides up to 105 linear feet of cutting in laminated particle board, delivering all day productivity with less trips to the charger. The saw features tool-less blade change, tool free bevel adjust with detents at 0, 15, 30, and 45 as well as an LED light and on/off blower to keep the cut line visible while cutting.
- Power state brushless motor: increased SPM and the power to cut hard materials, including hardwoods and metals
- REDLINK PLUS intelligence: the most Advanced system of cordless power tool electronics, provides optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger
- REDLITHIUM battery technology: superior pack construction, electronics and performance deliver more work per charge and more work over pack life than nay battery on the market
- 4-position orbital cutting provides versatility for application specific cutting
- Features 6 speed settings 0-3500 strokes per minute and an auto-control start feature that starts slow and ramps to full speed when the electronics detect that the blade is in material
- Ambidextrous switches on the left and right sides provide easy access to power the tool on or off from multiple hand positions
- On/off cut line blower keeps the cut line clear of debris, and allows user to turn off blower when using dust extraction
- LED light illuminates the cut line
- Accepts t-shank jig saw blades
- Includes dust cover and dust extraction tube
- Hex key on-board for quick bevel changes, positive stops at 0, 15, 30 and 45 ensure accurate bevel angles
- Compatible with over 175 plus tools on the M18 platform
- Includes: 2737b-20 d-handle jig saw, dust collection tube, shoe guard, anti-splinter guard, dust cover, LED cover, general purpose jig saw blade and hex wrench
Additional information
| Weight | 4.59 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.76 × 15.16 × 8.43 in |
| Amperage (amps) | 0.0 A |
| Included Accessories | Tool Only |
| Voltage (v) | 18v |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
| Power Tool Features | Adjustable Shoe, Brushless, Keyless Blade Change, No Tool Blade Change, Scrolling Action, Variable Speed |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Number of Total Batteries Included | 0 |
| Number of Tools Included | 1 |
| Motor Type | Brushless |
| Model | 2737B-20 |
| Maximum Amperage (amps) | 0 |
| Length Of Stroke | 1 in |
| Included | No Additional Items Included |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Cordless/ Corded | Cordless |
| Cordless Tool Type | Jig Saw |
| Construction Material | Plastic |
| Condition | New |
| Color Family | Red |
| Charger Included | Charger Not Included |
| Bevel Capacity | 45 |
| Battery/Charger | Tool Only |
| Battery Size | 18-volt |
| Battery Power Type | Lithium Ion |
| Battery Amp Hours | No Battery |
| Voltage (volts) | 18 |
Reviews (57)
57 reviews for Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Barrel Grip Jig Saw (Tool Only)
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Hyman Klein (verified owner) –
Given to my nephew who mentioned he was very happy with the barrel grip. Very nice tool!
Megane Beier (verified owner) –
Works better than I expected from a battery powered tool. Cuts as smooth and effective just like the power cord model
Jordane Hammes (verified owner) –
Very nice jig works great and a lot of control bought at great price.
Manuela Thiel (verified owner) –
The saw is a little too big for my small hands. Good powerful jigger, good control, starting override….
Barney O’Connell (verified owner) –
Hard to get blade in
Geoffrey Maggio (verified owner) –
Very excited about this cordless jigsaw. Milwaukee does it again and I am impressed with the power behind this tool. Cuts nice and smooth without any effort. Overall, I love the feel of this jigsaw in my hand. It is definitely ergonomic. The mold grip on top is easy to handle and provides great stability. This jig saw allows for dust collection which is a great additional feature. Highly recommend this jigsaw.
Shanon Champlin (verified owner) –
Milwaukee M18 Barrel Grip Jigsaw is another great product from Milwaukee. Will work with any M18 battery but if you do anyangle cuts, anything over the 5.0 can interfere With your cuts. Brushless and has orbital settings also. Has push slides on both sides to start and stop the blade. Push and hold for a sec or two to start it. However just a slight push will stop it quickly. Easily accessible from either side. Has a dial to select speed from low to high or“A” for automatic ramp up when it detects you’re starting the cut into materialHas a blower built in to blow away from your cutor can use the included section for hose attachment to vacuum the dust away. Also has anti splitting guard and a dust piece anduses only T shank jigsaw bits. Comfortable and has a little bit of weight to it. I love it and highly recommend it.
Stuart Volkman (verified owner) –
A great tool! Has better ergonomics over the traditional D-Handle type jigsaw. I only wish it had a variable trigger instead of the pull switches.
Drew Hane (verified owner) –
Great tool, I didn’t use the clear guard on the blade cause I could see my line for cut a lot better.
Roscoe Krajcik (verified owner) –
Feels like a corded jigsaw. It has plenty of power for whatever I put it through. Used it to do cuts for 800sq. ft. of laminate wood flooring, cutting a sink cut out on a formica countertop, some thin aluminum and other things. And it didn’t struggle with anything and cut really smooth when I turned. Feelsheavy duty and well balanced. The battery life is real good. I used it with a 5ah battery and never really ran out of juice in any application. It has some features I really liked, like power switch on both sides for right or left handed people, light to see cutting, blower to blow dust out of the way, attachment for vacuum, variable speed and other things. Blade change is nice and simple and never had a blade pop out. Only thing that kinda threw me off was to be so it you have to use a allen wrench to bevel the saw (not tool less). But it’s not that bad because it stores in the shoe of the saw nice and snug. Great tool and heavy duty quality. Must have for a pro. Good job Milwaukee.
Arlie Walsh (verified owner) –
Easy to set up and use. Functions as intended. Delay in on start switch allows time to set up in awkward positions. No tool blade installation. Could have gotten D handle version with free battery but I prefer this style of saw. Bulkier than my Hitachi 110v but much more refined. Coul benefit from fence and circle cutting attachments.
Isaac Barton (verified owner) –
Cut in kitchen and bathroom sinks..Nothing but power!
Nathaniel Swift (verified owner) –
Excellent tool! I purchased it for trim carpentry…coping cuts, scribe cuts, etc. The tool has all the corded power you’d need without the cords. This is just one of MANY Milwaukee M18 tools I have in my arsenal for homeowner projects.
Lillie Feeney (verified owner) –
This unit is shaped as a small tubular unit that is easily balanced when on a level service being used to cut through material. I found it to be heavy when first picking it up with the battery attached, but easily became accustomed to using it after a short time.The unit comes with a charger and two batteries, each battery staying in power for, on my uses, about an hour of intermittent cutting of plywood.The unit is easily configured with the attachments. The ability to direct the cut debris feature is great to clear a cutting line from sawdust debris. The light is a great feature.Drawbacks in that it does not come with a case to hold the pieces, and it requires different blade configuration from the older machines so new blade supply will be necessary.
Wendell Marquardt (verified owner) –
Great tool!!!
Lois Miller (verified owner) –
I work construction & remodeling. My partner & I also do the finish carpentry. I bought the barrel rather than the D style because of its versatility to do coping. I use it all the time doing flooring, casing, baseboards, & coping crown moulding. It did take some ergonomic adjustment from the D style I’ve used for years. The fan that blows the dust away from the blade is the best feature! I no longer have to pause to blow debris away to see my marks. The dust tube fits great in the small M18 shop vac a co-worker owns, making cutting flooring much less messy. The shop vac is on my wish list for doing finish carpentry inside homes.
Jerald Lubowitz (verified owner) –
An excellent lightweight highly mobile jig saw. The barrel grip facilitates intricate work – and a wide range of speeds and oscillations makes cutting different densities and grain patterns a simple matter of selecting the right combination. A particular asset is the “A” mode where speed varies with blade face pressure… An M18 tool, this saw cuts far on a single charge. The T-slot blade locks securely with a quick lever push and a bonus feature is spring ejection of the old blade! Milwaukee brand blades are tough, but the T-slot is standardized to accept your Lenox / Morse / DeWalt and other blades. The sole cover is a nice touch; far superior to paste board and tape. I actually use it not to protect the work, but to protect the nice composition insert in the tool base from rough or rusty / scaly material I may cut. Unlike a D-handle jig saw with a bevel locking lever, a barrel jig saw requires bevel adjustment by inverting the tool and applying a hex key plus trial-and-error. Fortunately that is relatively infrequent. And the 5.0 Amp-hour battery limitation (for bevel work) is hardly an imposition unless you’re engaged in heavy production work. I did find the clear acrylic blade guard and splinter guard somewhat “fussy” to install. I don’t think i’ll be switching them in and out often. The work light is bright and convenient. The sawdust blower option works swell when you’re following a tracing; but the vacuum attachment is less secure than desirable. I like the automatic lock ON without continuous pressure – and the same switch (ambidextrous, at that) quickly engages OFF. The full 1-inch stroke clears sawdust very effectively and seems to reduce cutting time. With a low grip and its blade at the front end, there is very little tendency for the tool to overturn about the blade, making its use much more visible (hence more accurate) and less tiring. This tool is a great asset and a big gain in a tradesman’s comfort.
Theo Kohler (verified owner) –
Just as described on the amilwaukee website.
Arvel Goldner (verified owner) –
Powerful jigsaw that gets the job done but head to head with Makita it fell short (Full Video Review Below). I tested this Milwaukee in conjunction with the Makita barrel grip brushless jigsaw (XVJ01Z) and would rate this saw a C+. The Milwaukee has several nice features such as a switchable blower, and vacuum collection that the Makita lacks. The Makita is also priced 40% higher than the Milwaukee (at the time of this review). But the Makita provided better cuts, was lighter/shorter which made it easier to handle, and had a superior blade change mechanism. I should also mention that the Milwaukee saw blade chuck jammed and would no longer accept blades after just an hour of use. I also had a poor experience with the Milwaukee technical phone support. Fortunately Home Depot happily accepted a return (excellent service!) and provided me with a replacement. The second Milwaukee jigsaw also had a stiff blade chuck and I found it less than ideal to use (Makita was a breeze) but it never jammed like the first saw, making me think the first one was just a lemon. Bottom line if you already own Milwaukee tools this jigsaw is priced fairly and will get the job done. And is a nice addition. But it has room for improvement. About my rating:5 stars – Exceeds all expectations. Better than the competition in all aspects, design, cost, operation, and support (A+). 4 stars – Nicely done. Better than the competition and solves the problem. (B)3 stars – Works as expected. Has some shortcomings but gets the job done. Might be short in design, cost, longevity, or support. (C).2 stars – Falls short of expectations and needs improvement. Pass and look elsewhere. (D)1 star – Fails miserably. Does not get the job done, might even make things worse. Someone at the company should be fired. (F)
Jude Bednar (verified owner) –
I have used this unit twice with generic blades installed and it has plenty of power and adjustability. I like the feel and control with this particular model. The variable speed and pitch adjustments make this unit worth the purchase. You can cut though plastic, metal, and many other types of material. I would recommend this tool for sure, another good tool for the M18 collection.