The Milwaukee M18 FUEL D-Handle Jig Saw 2737-20 is a powerhouse tool that combines strength, speed, and accuracy. It can make top - quality cuts on various materials. Powered by the POWERSTATE Brushless Motor and REDLINK PLUS Intelligence, it offers a blade speed of 3500 strokes per minute, which is faster than corded jig saws. This results in clean, well - controlled cuts with less chipping or bucking. When paired with the M18 REDLITHIUM XC5.0 battery, it can cut up to 105 linear feet in ¾” laminated particle board, ensuring all - day productivity with fewer trips to the charger. The saw comes with a tool - less blade change feature, a tool - free bevel adjust with detents at 0°, 15°, 30°, and 45°. There's also an LED light and an on/off blower to keep the cut line visible. It includes a handle jig saw, a dust collection tube, a shoe guard, an anti - splinter guard, a dust cover, and a hex wrench. With higher blade speed for clean cuts, the power to handle hard materials like hardwoods and metals, and compatibility with over 150+ tools on the M18 Platform, it's a versatile and reliable choice. The 4 - position orbital cutting provides flexibility for different cutting tasks. The variable speed trigger allows for precise control, and the on/off cut line blower keeps the work area clean. It accepts T - shank jig saw blades and has a non - marring shoe cover to protect finished surfaces.
Using the Milwaukee M18 FUEL D - Handle Jig Saw 2737 - 20 is easy. First, make sure the battery is fully charged. Then, insert the T - shank jig saw blade into the saw using the tool - less blade change feature. You can adjust the bevel of the shoe at 0°, 15°, 30°, or 45° easily with the tool - free bevel adjust. When you start cutting, use the variable speed trigger to control the blade speed according to the material. For example, slower speeds work better for hard materials. The on/off blower can be turned on to keep the cut line clear of debris. If you're using dust extraction, you can turn off the blower. The LED light will help you see the cut line clearly. As for maintenance, after each use, clean the saw. Remove any debris from the blade and the body. Check the blade regularly for wear and replace it when needed. Store the saw in a dry place, and keep the battery charged to extend its life.
