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They are already out depending on where you are. Got a few mates in UK using them and a mate in the US ordered a couple from UK.schaefercs said:4.0 ah batteries coming soon too
I got 4 Milwaukee things in the last year. And none of them work today.its actually 36v.. requires two 18v batteries at same time... the milwaukee 18v fuel brushless circ saw is extremly impressive.. . the makita is suppose to be going head to head with it.. but its almost twice the size of hte milwaukee
Which product numbers? One must be the 2601, their most popular and worst drill by far. Good thing their service and warranty is good I guess.I got 4 Milwaukee things in the last year. And none of them work today.
oooohhh that's sweet. :thumbsup:Yep they did it, it will be here winter '14. Not sure if that means this winter or next, but still cool.
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It is on the proper side :whistlingI'd buy if the blade was on the proper side of the saw. I guess I'll have to stick to the 6.5" ones.
For a left handed personIt is on the proper side :whistling
I started out with a PC saw with the blade on the left as a right hander. Eventually I went to blade on the right and never looked back. If you get a saw with good sightline and accurate marks on the baseplate, it becomes less of an issue. Personal preference and all that.For a left handed person
When I use a circular saw I feel like I'm kinda shifted right, rather then square behind it. I have 4 worm drives and 4 or 6 circular saws because I have and do worked with a ton of guys that can't cut with the blad on the left. So you're right. It's just all about personal preference.I started out with a PC saw with the blade on the left as a right hander. Eventually I went to blade on the right and never looked back. If you get a saw with good sightline and accurate marks on the baseplate, it becomes less of an issue. Personal preference and all that.
Yeah, life can sometimes be tuff for left handed people....Damn! I searched everywhere for a decent cordless saw with the blade on the right!
Those two seem like conflicting requirements...or duplicate ones. I've always been at the extent humans will go to keep doing what they have always done...mainly due to how they were taught because the person that taught them was taught them that way, etc.If you get a saw with good sightline and accurate marks on the baseplate
Just saw a rep from Makita talking about it. Said it will be out early '14, so am assuming that means this winter.Yep they did it, it will be here winter '14. Not sure if that means this winter or next, but still cool.
Unless the batteries are in parallel.its actually 36v.. requires two 18v batteries at same time... the milwaukee 18v fuel brushless circ saw is extremly impressive.. . the makita is suppose to be going head to head with it.. but its almost twice the size of hte milwaukee