In this video we compare the Milwaukee M18 6 1/2 Circular Saw (2630-20) vs Milwaukee M18 Fuel 6 1/2 Circular Saw (2732-20). We briefly talk about the visual differences and also do a side-by-side comparison cutting various material including a maple butcher block and cedar 4x4. In addition, we do a test comparing the Milwaukee M18 Forge battery and M18 High Output to see if these batteries provide any additional power while using these saws. If you're in the market for a cordless 18v circular saw, these may be some of the best 6 1/2 cordless circulars on the market! #milwaukee #milwaukeetools
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Milwaukee 48-11-1865 M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC 6 Ah:
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Milwaukee 48-11-1880 M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT 18v 8.0 Ah:
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Milwaukee M18 48-11-1861 REDLITHIUM FORGE 6.0 Ah Battery Pack:
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Specs
00:55 - Features & Visual Differences
02:37 - Weight Comparison
02:54 - Demo Overview
03:32 - Demo Cutting 2x4
03:59 - Demo Cutting 1x12
04:44 - Demo Cutting 1/2 Plywood
05:18 - Demo Cutting 3/4 Plywood
06:55 - Demo Trying to Bog Down Saw
07:15 - Demo Cutting Maple Butcher Block
09:03 - Demo Cutting Cedar 4x4
09:50 - Final Thoughts
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