Milwaukee 2719-20 M18 FUEL HACKZALL (Bare tool)

I have Milwaukee Fuel tools at work, and they are fantastic. It truly is amazing how far they have come. I remember when battery operated tools were toys, and had limited battery life and very limited power. Now they can exceed corded tools. I really like this small sawsall, it has enough power and can fit in smaller places. Even at work, I just use this size sawsall for everything. Fuel tools are worth the money, being brushless, there are no brushes to wear out, and the battery lasts twice as long. The Fuel technology takes the DC from the battery and turns it into 3PH AC, and uses the full power, never having to reduce speed by wasting voltage across a resistor as older brush tools do. The contractors at work, all use Milwaukee Fuel tools, and this saw is very popular. They always roll in a hand dolly, stacked with Milwaukee storage boxes. Whey they set up to work, it looks like a Milwaukee Fuel tool show. Among the trades here, it seems to be an embarrassment if they have non-Milwaukee Fuel tools. Serious tradesmen use serious tools, and this is a serious tool.

If I had seen this compact saw that uses the same blades as the saw saw, I would have gotten it first. I've used my large receipting saw a lot when I did a lot of construction projects, but this saw will do most of the same things and a better fit for most people not in the business.

I purchased this as suggested by my son. I'm a 66 yr old female that likes to work in the yard. I was going to purchase a mini chainsaw but my son thought it was too dangerous for me. It is of great quality and my son probably has nearly every tool Milwaukee makes. It is light enough for me to use with one hand to prune and remove dead branches. I got some aggressive pruning saws and it is a breeze to cut through 2"+ trees and limbs. The batteries last for quite a while. I feel that it is a very good value for the money and wouldn't hesitate to suggest it to others. Happy Pruning!

I had a big Pine Tree that had to be cut down. That was the easy part! Decided to dig out the stump. Cutting the roots is a big problem because there is sometimes limited space to get a saw in, and a chainsaw will dull in a few seconds if the cutting chain contacts dirt/stones. The Milwaukee Hackzall can be held in ONE HAND, and has Blades available specifically for Pruning/Root removal. GREAT TOOL!

Absolutely a great tool I have many Milwaukee tools highly recommended for woodworking and metal work

Very nice tool. Works well

Una herramienta que no debe faltar en casa y trabajo ayuda hasta para la poda de árbol pequeño y aparte lo uso mucho en mi trabajo de construcción

I have the large one. This one is perfect for small jobs or jobs needing you to hold an item too.