The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6-1/2 Inch Plunge Track Saw Kit is tailor - made for professional carpenters and remodelers. This saw offers immense power to rip solid hardwoods. It boasts over 90% dust collection efficiency, which keeps your workspace clean. It also provides the portability and precision that users expect from a plunge saw. The POWERSTATE Brushless motor runs at 6,300 RPM, ensuring finish - quality and clean cuts. With REDLINK PLUS intelligence, it maximizes performance and protects against overload, overheating, and over - discharge. The M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC6.0 battery gives you more cuts per charge and greater durability compared to competitors. It has a variable speed dial, allowing you to set the speed according to your project. The smooth, pivoting plunge motion enables precise plunge cuts with accurate depth. The kit includes a 2831 Plunge Track Saw, a 48 - 11 - 1865 M18 REDLITHIUM High Output Extended Capacity XC6.0 Battery, a blade, a Multi Voltage Rapid Charger, and a PACKOUT Case. Its features are amazing, like REDLITHIUM HD packs that offer top - notch protection on the jobsite, a POWERSTATE Brushless Motor for power - hungry tasks, and REDLINK PLUS Intelligence for optimal performance and overload protection. The smooth plunging action makes plunge cuts a breeze, and the adjustable cam system helps you get laser - straight cuts. The riving knife prevents material pinching and reduces kickback. The easy slide depth scale and micro - adjust depth knob let you make quick and accurate depth adjustments. It also has onboard Allen wrench storage for easy blade changes, bevel stops at 22.5, 45, and 48 degrees, and is compatible with 1 - 7/8' Vac hoses.
Using your Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6 - 1/2 Inch Plunge Track Saw is easy. First, make sure the battery is fully charged and properly inserted. When you're ready to start cutting, set the speed on the variable speed dial according to the material you're working with. For example, use a slower speed for harder woods. To make a plunge cut, simply place the saw on the track and use the smooth pivoting motion to start the cut at the desired depth. You can use the easy slide depth scale and micro - adjust depth knob to set the perfect depth. If you need to make bevel cuts, use the bevel stops at 22.5, 45, or 48 degrees. When changing the blade, use the onboard Allen wrench for quick and easy access. Remember to always wear safety goggles and gloves when operating the saw. After each use, clean the saw to keep it in good condition. Wipe off any sawdust and debris, and check the blade for damage. Store the saw in the PACKOUT Case provided to protect it from dust and impacts. Make sure to charge the battery regularly, and if you notice any issues with performance, such as overheating or loss of power, check the REDLINK PLUS system for possible overload or other problems.
