This amazing kit includes a 10-inch dual bevel sliding compound miter saw, blade wrench, carbide tipped blade, dust bag, clamp, one REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ XC8.0 Ah battery, and an M18 and M12 rapid charger. The battery pack can power up to 400 cuts before recharging, letting you work all day on site with just one pack. It's fully compatible with the M18 system, which has over 200+ tools. The Milwaukee® POWERSTATE™ Brushless Motor offers more power, longer run-time, and a longer lifespan. The REDLINK PLUS™ Electronic Intelligence enables advanced communication between batteries and tools, delivering unmatched performance, protection, and productivity. The Milwaukee® REDLITHIUM™ Battery Pack is the most durable on the market, providing more run-time, power, and a longer battery life. With a 2x12 horizontal capacity when lying flat at 90°, 2x8 horizontal capacity in the same position, 5-1/4' vertical capacity for nested crown, and 5-3/4' vertical capacity with the base board against the fence, it's very capable. The cam locking miter detent system, with an adjustable stainless steel miter detent plate and 11 detent locations, along with a detent override for easy miter setting, makes it a breeze to use. The dual bevel has 9 detents and an easy-access bevel lever. Changing the blade is also easy. This saw is designed to meet the high demands of professional carpenters and remodelers, offering greater capacity than many corded 10-inch sliding miter saws and corded cutting performance.
Using the Milwaukee M18 FUEL™ 10-Inch Dual Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw is easy. First, make sure the battery is fully charged. Then, attach the saw to a stable surface. When you're ready to cut, adjust the miter and bevel angles according to your needs. You can use the detent system for common angles or the detent override for custom settings. The easy-access bevel lever makes it simple to change the bevel. Changing the blade is straightforward - just use the blade wrench. When using the saw, always wear safety goggles and ear protection. Keep your hands away from the blade. Don't force the saw through the material. For maintenance, clean the saw regularly, especially the dust bag. Check the battery regularly and store it in a cool, dry place. If you notice any issues with the saw's performance, stop using it and have it checked by a professional.
