Milwaukee MX Fuel 14" CutOff Saw | 1 Year Look Back!

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[@AuralioCabal-nl8gi]

Milwaukee Fuel tools rock! They replace Air/ pneumatic and corded power tools , Now Gas powered tools as well, as battery technology improves we will have more tools and now BEV cars and trucks, Question to Rob ,when are you going to buy a BE Truck? ,You testing GM or Ford Lightning or Tesla CYBRTRK would be awesome , Imagine you using the poweroutlets from said BE Trucks on a jobsite, You could be going TOTALLY GASLESS! That would show OTHER CONTRACTORS how to go forward in the very near future, Think about it!🤔edit thumbs up by the way! I keep forgetting to hit that button!😂

[@VineV-Dutch]

Brilliant video!! Long term product reviews is what we like most.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Glad you liked it!

[@rickrhodes4788]

Excellent look back on this saw. I have the 9 inch version, and It has served me well on all my remodeling projects. Cheers from Texas.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Great to hear!

[@christianalvarez7799]

Battery power all the way. When it comes to tools, I'll never go back to anything powered by petrol.

[@barney992]

I use Stihl gas / fuel demo saws and it doesnt get used for few months or 6 months and can just put more fuel in and it starts straight away . one tank can last cutting ten 375mm concrete culverts .

[@RiverOfRant]

Always appreciate the look back videos! Just out of curiosity, I’m wondering what the reasons are for choosing the Milwaukee instead of the Makita saw since you’re already heavily invested in the XGT platform. Are there design differences between the two that made the Milwaukee preferable, even tho it’s a different battery than what you already have? I guess for all I know you and your work team might have other MX fuel tools already. Anyway, thanks for the quality content!

[@ConcordCarpenter]

The MX is a better saw

[@riba2233]

@@ConcordCarpenter is it that much better to have it outside of your platform?

[@ConcordCarpenter]

@@riba2233 there’s nothing g with that much power in any regular cordless platform

[@riba2233]

@@ConcordCarpenter ok thanks, I was just asking because you said that makita had plenty of power in your head 2 head :)

[@ConcordCarpenter]

We invested in theMX. Score the 40v cutter was out.

[@ccadama]

A Concord Carpenter / ToolBoxBuzz. Thanks Rob for the 1 year lookback on your Milwaukee MX FUEL 14" Cutoff Saw. Great explanation on how useful it can be and when. Just out of curiosity, what size MX batteries do you have? If you are using three CP203s or three XC406s? Or some combination? Thanks.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

I’ll look

[@ConcordCarpenter]

I am running XC 8.0 batteries

[@ConcordCarpenter]

XC 8 Ah batteries

[@ccadama]

@@ConcordCarpenter Thanks for replying Rob. Have a great weekend.

[@willholt100]

Thanks for the long period review. I have a question for you obvisouly you guys test all the latest products and so have access to them but given you are using it for remodeling in doors would a mains AC saw not do for what you need? Seems if you have power there a corded product would be substancially cheaper and not have to worry about recharging.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

were in and outdoors - all over

[@timetodopatriotstuff2315]

Glad to see you get that tooth fixed it's easier to take you seriously 😂

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Not fixed yet- it’s a flipper

[@thomaskubiak7019]

2:49 3 batteries at what aH equal 1 tank of gas?

[@ConcordCarpenter]

2 batteries equal a tank of gas. I’ll look up the Ah and report back

[@ConcordCarpenter]

2XC 8.0 batteries equal one tank of gas

[@thomaskubiak7019]

@@ConcordCarpenter thanks Rob. Keep up the great content.