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Question: Can I use the Milwaukee 48-11-1820  2.0 AH Li-ion battery?
Document: I had used a B&D 5.25 inch &#34;Firestorm&#34; 18v circular saw for several years. It was not much good at anything - bogged-down easily and devoured the old NiCd batteries in a few minutes. I bought this Milwaukee 6.5 inch as part of my update of my tools to Li ion technology, for which I had chosen the M-18 battery series.
Here's the bottom line. This isn't an [...] saw. Its a $180 saw AFTER you have to buy the "correct" battery.I have Milwaukee cordless 18V lithium tools that use the standard 18V lithium Ion Battery packs. So I figured I could by this saw which is touted to be "the new 18 volt lithium Ion battery driven saw " and be able to use the batteries that came with my impact driver and drill...WRONG !
I was surprised at how well this cordless saw cut. With the 18 volt li-on battery, I could cut 2 2x4s easily.
I have been volunteering for Habitat for Humanity and built several houses in the last two years. I purchased this saw as a bare tool and have been very impressed with the performance. Several cordless circular saws show up at the build each weekend and get tough use to fill in when the corded tools are busy or just inconvenient. This Milwaukee 18V model performs better than any of the others around. It is a strong cutting saw and has an excellent battery life. The power to weight ratio is very impressive.
This is a greaat tool and met all of my expectations. You can do no better than buying Milwaukee 18 volt lithium-ion tools!
I had the same saw but in the older, V18 system. When my last V18 battery and charger gave up the ghost, I had to purchase this newer version. It is well made and works as advertised. I only wish it was a little bigger -- like 7 1/2 inches.
The fit of the battery when I put it back on my drill has changed a tiny bit. It has a little more play in it, but not enough to be noticeable if you aren't really looking for it.I now have a fantastic 18V cordless saw to accompany my drill and impact driver, which came with 2 batteries and a charger. I'll always have one fresh battery, no matter what project I'm working on. I couldn't be happier with my purchase.
If you look under Technical Details it clearly states that you need a XC battery and a little research would point that out very easy. Can't knock the tool because you didn't do your home work. The saw is excellent I like that the blade is on the left side of the handle making it very easy to see the cutting line. Tool has a lot of torque and the brake is great. I have 4 XC batteries and 2 regular batteries so I am set to go.
Unbelievable power with the convenience of cordless. I have used this tool extensively cut 2&#34; framing lumber and 1/4&#34; to 3/4&#34; plywood. I have this tool with me on every job. Highly recommended. Every handyman should have one of these in there tool set. Milwaukee has again provided a top quality tool that performs as a Milwaukee should.
Used less than a month. Always sounded "strange". Finally gave up the ghost just in time to not be able to return it!I called and there was nothing they could do. I haven't been able to find Milwaukee's information where I can actually talk to someone. I'll keep looking.Well, Amazon couldn't do anything but Milwaukee could! It took 2 times but it was completely covered by company warranty. The switch was bad from the getgo and they missed the fix the first time.
Answer: yes