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Strange, haven’t seen that one.Is that a 7.25?
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M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 7-1/4 in. Circular Saw (Tool-Only)
https://www.homedepot.com/p/305656921
Strange, haven’t seen that one.Is that a 7.25?
Mike.
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does this count as a new tool!!
traded my 2015 f350 srw
decided I needed a dually with the stuff i pull![]()
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Using a big battery helps as well. The 2.0 batteries are junk.I'm still on the fence for the m18 fuel saw...
The guard... meh. Power meh... I'm going to try a new blade on it before I say I don't like it.
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You couldn’t just strap them to the top of your ladder?Just pulled the trigger on this box to carry around downspout. Was going to use 6” round PCV with end cap kit but figured I saved money building my own shelves so I bucked up![]()
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Cute huh? I had to remove the seat to install the batteries and this 6000 Watt inverter.The one I use is 3Kw. That's why I said 300 watts is cute.
It'll be fine for what you are using it for. You could even run a laptop or a small tv on it.
I use mine for running tools off the back of my truck. Nice never to have to find an outlet.
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https://youtu.be/syV2LkGpQB0
Welding cableYou have a thick enough cord to the battery? You'll need something that can handle 30 amps with very little voltage drop.
The charger says it draws 90 watts. If you are doing this out of the cigarette lighter it might be too light of a cord.
https://www.makitatools.com/products/details/DC18SEHave a bunch of them. Guess I could switch with one of the gutter trucks and charge one at a time.
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I’m famous for overthinking simple things as well. KISS. (Keep it simple [STRIKE] sexy [/STRIKE] stupid)Thanks. Saw that originally but was hoping to find one that was a double port. Same price as inverter. Guess I’ll return and just buy this one
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They all dull real quick! Every time I see a pack of Masonry drillbits on sale I buy them. Amazon, Home Depot, Lowes, Menards, ABC supply, any brand, anywhere. If it’s on sale I buy it.I have but it’s been a few yearsAnyone ever use Grizzly forstner bits?
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They dull real quick
I’ll report back when the rain stops. I’m going to throw a 9.0 battery in it and go for broke. My M18 blower has been trouble free for 2 years or so now.I have the version without interchangeable heads.
If you run it for awhile, the motor gets hots and it automatically shuts itself down to prevent damage.
Pisses me off to no end. 8ts a common complaint. Hopefully the fixed that in the new version.
The 2732 is the one I got. I got 8 amp battery free with it, I haven't used that one yet. If the 12 is a beast I'll probably got that route but I'll report back on the 8 after I try it.
Buy a new Diablo blade and you might find you no longer need the big battery.I used it a lot today, cut 2x4, 2x6, 3/4 plywood. I like it. I should've taken the Diablo out of my corded saw but that was too much work. I'll pick up some better blades and 2 of the 12ah batteries. I'll look into the rapid chargers too.
Diablo vs factory Milwaukee blade in the cordless circular saw... The Diablo is better IN SPADES! Wow, that Milwaukee blade is a super turd, and this saw is awesome! Thanks again everyone, that was a massive improvement.
Same for mine. It really hates hardie dust. Try blowing it out with a compressor next time it acts up.both of my 2731's have been sent back multiple times for the bothersome switch issue and they have failed again. haven't bit the bullet yet to get a new one.
Your issue is most likely the small batteries. It comes up a few times a year on this forum. Especially when cold weather hits. The general consensus is you need at least 5.0 batteries to get your moneys worth. On the other hand, almost everyone hates the HEAVY 12.0 batteries unless you’re using the chainsaw.I've heard good stuff about the Milwaukee 7 1/4" and it looks nice. I have almost all Milwaukee cordless but all small/wimpy batteries. My theory is 1 platform for both 7 1/4" and miter saw- buy with batteries so I have a good spare(s); I was pretty sad the Milwaukee miter saw sucked so much for this reason.
Was about to pull the trigger on Makita but then the 40v thing.......