Maintenance You Must Do On A Milwaukee M18 FUEL 10” Miter Saw

To keep is working like new you will eventually need to clean out inside the dust collection plate.

[@bobwolf1811]

Thank you for this nice and simple explanation of needed maintenance. I went right out and took care of this on my saw.

[@armandoreyes3144]

awesome, solved the same problem i had on job site.

[@hermanharris5329]

Good tip, thanks.

[@TheFishcreep]

Need help squaring the blade! This is madness!!

[@travismossman4594]

There is a trick, I'll have to make a short video, but you get your saw where you think 90/90 is. Then you take a piece of scrap about a foot long that has been squared up on the edges, not just any piece of crap will work. Case or Base works great for this. A 2x4 will work if it is straight enough. Cut off at least 4 inches from one end. Flip that cut-off over so you see the bottom. Now put the two pieces back together and line it up using your fence... if there is any deviation from perfect match, you'll see it right away. You can do this quickly in the field if you don't have time to reset your saw stops by just moving your blade until the cuts line up and locking it in for your cuts.. I use this very regularly to check to make sure my presets are accurate.

[@Ernie23777]

Great video! Does it have a depth stop feature? Thanks in advance

[@ILikeCatsMoreThanILikeYou]

Could you do a video showing how to adjust the bevel to zero? I can't find any videos on it and my saw is out of square.

[@cdurkinz]

Did you ever find this? I also would like to tram in the blade it is ever so slightly out.

[@ILikeCatsMoreThanILikeYou]

@@cdurkinz sadly no.