Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12-Volt 3 in. Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Cut Off Saw REVIEW! (2522-20)
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M12 FUEL 12-Volt 3 in. Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Cut Off Saw (Tool-Only)
POWERSTATE brushless motor delivers maximum power and motor life
Compatible with common 3 in. cut off wheels with 3/8 in. arbor
Part of the M12 System, featuring over 80+ tools
The M12 FUEL 3 in. Compact Cut Off Tool delivers multi-material cutting capability in an ergonomic package, optimized for 1-handed use. Spinning at 20,000 RPM and featuring a POWERSTATE Brushless Motor, the 2522 delivers fast and accurate cutting performance in a wide range of materials. The unique reversible blade rotation feature provides users ultimate control over material removal, along with the ability to select their desired blade rotation for the direction they need to cut. For ultimate cutting versatility, the 2522 ships with 3 accessories: a metal cut off wheel, a diamond tile blade and a carbide abrasive blade. The M12 FUEL 3 in. Compact Cut Off Tool also includes a tool free accessory guard and shoe that includes a vacuum adapter for dust mitigation as well as cut depth adjustment. Lastly, the tool also features tool free guard adjustment and an LED light.
POWERSTATE brushless motor delivers maximum power and long motor life
REDLINK PLUS intelligence provides optimized performance and overload protection
Tool free guard adjustment for convenience and ease of use
Includes accessory guard and shoe with vacuum port for dust mitigation and cut depth adjustment
Accessories includes: 1 metal cut off wheel, 1 carbide abrasive blade and 1 diamond tile blade
Compatible with common 3 in. cut off wheels with 3/8 in. arbor
Includes 7/16 in. flange adapter for compatibility with 3 in. dremel saw-max accessories
LED light for improved visibility in confined spaces and low light situations
Includes: M12 FUEL 3 in. compact cut off tool, 1 metal cut off wheel, 1 carbide abrasive blade, 1 diamond tile blade, accessory shoe and guard, blade wrench, 7/16 in. flange adapter
![Milwaukee M12 vs Ryobi HP 3" Cut Off Saw Showdown [20,000 RPM]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/q5TEW6OIHKk/mqdefault.jpg)
It would be nice to hear what you’re saying throughout the entire video
At 4:35 he kills his video with dumbass music. I am not watching the video for the music. Downvoted.
He's saying (Guitar lick) "Monkey Business!" (Guitar lick)
@@metatechnologist which is just about the time that I paused the video to check in comments if anyone else was as annoyed by the music as I was and yep, I am not alone.
Agreed! I’m so over guys blasting me out with heavy metal just to hear about a tool!
Cut the music out.
Other than that, great review 👍🏽
love this little tool.. it handled small tile cuts. metals wood and drywall. all in one small one hand use package. perfect for smaller jobs.
I have had mine for 4 months. I have used it to cut Viega aluminum heat transfer plates for a system we added on to, it zipped through that pretty good. I mostly use it to cut drywall. With a template and the vac attachment, keeps the job nice and clean. Only complaint I have heard at all is getting more cutting wheels, mainly metal. To anybody looking for them, harbor freight has 40 and 60 grit cutoff wheels, a pack of 25 for $14.
Thanks for the comment and info Jim!
Dose it make alot of dust when you cut drywall?
Know when to cut off the music. Music during the review is also annoying
Thanks.
Can I use it to cut 0.5 inch hard wood? Or is it too small for it?
Nice review! But I feel I need to wait for the next gen. Too many parts look flimsy on this thing. Is the trigger allowing for a certain control of the rpms ? (which by design would be almost inexistant)? Even so, for a tool of the Fuel lineup, it’s inexcusable.
tile blade is one directional (other blades are bi-directinal) so its important to orient the tile blade to selected rotation of the saw
Music is so loud can’t hear you talking.
Sorry F F, try6to get used to this new editing software and mist have turned it up a bit to much
Tool Review Zone if you look closely there usually is a bar under the video feed when you add additional music that has a volume per section which you can reduce the sound for certain parts. Good luck
I'll look and see buddy. Thanks!
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Yeah so f loud
Hahaha wow, never expected to hear Skid Row as backing music for a TH-cam video but this is the internet where everything is possible! Hahaha thanks for the quick review. 🖤
Also, I watched this with my phone and the only time I had a hard time making out what you said was when the saw was running, I thought the music was fine. Cheers!
MILWAUKEE IS COMING OUT WITH SOME SWEET 12V STUFF. PRETTY JEALOUS OF THE PLATFORM!
Yeah bro, a lot of cool stuff coming out from them la8. Cant wait to see what else they have in store buddy!
I had a bunch of damaged drywall I had to cut out to make it easier. I hooked up my shop vac to this and it made it so much easier than using a utility knife and drywall saw.
This is a tool you didn't know you needed til you got one. I bought the Ridgid cut off and LOVED it very much. A year later I switched all my tools to Milwaukee Fuel (best decision ever) and got the Milwaukee version of the cut off. And am highly disappointed with it, it cuts great but the power difference compared to the Ridgid cut off is staggering. I'd like to see them do an 18v version.
Which battery are you using. It's super gutless with the cp batteries, has a chunk more power with the xc batteries, and should go much better with the new HO batteries coming innthe next few weeks.
So you're saying I need it but it's also underpowered?
Good review hoss..... I am slowly packing my box with more 12v tools. This 12v system is truly a win win for Milwaukee as well as the end user. Unless you are driving 3 1/2” screws or timberlocks all day the 12v platform is a no brainer. With a few 6.0 battery’s I am good all day.....the review is much appreciated.
Thanks Donny. Yeah these m12 tools are light, compact and get the job done!
Huge fan here also. I have owned or used almost every kind out there. Milwaukee 12 volt (especially Fuel) is all I own now. It is very rare job that these tools can't get done. Handyman and hobbies. These tools may be difficult or impossible to repair though.
Great demo/review. Thanks for showing up close how that shoe attaches - have not seen another vid that explains it. Great tool for what it is made for.
When the music comes in and the tool is switched on I can't hear anything that is being said.
I was just saying that the unit was new and happy to take a look at it.
Its fucking skid row. Who cares what he's saying.
Will it work from tie rods ?
How would it do for all thread rod. Im trying to find something small I can have on me to cut all thread
Definitely a handy little package!!
Thats what she said.
What's with the loud music that starts in the middle of talking? Otherwise good video
Can I use these as a normal angle grinder grind stuff
I have this tool. Works fine, but it´s really annoying when the music starts random when you work with it.
I ordered one a month ago but haven’t got it yet!! Nice video but how bout less music!
This message is not for the tool it is more for the Husky mobile table you have.
I have the same table but what kind of made it a failure for me is I never could find clamps that fit in the guide or clamp rails and that's what made me switch over to the Worx Pegasus but still kept the Husky table
Where did you find or get your clamps at.
Okay I did watch your review on the table and you happen to mention Bessey bar clamps.
I'll have to check them out it's just that I have tried different bar clamps and had to return every single one of them because the depth of the jaw was too thick or deep to fit into the rail.
You can get them at the Home Depot in the Bessey clamp area. They always have a bunch of them
@@ToolReviewZone I just purchased a four pack from Home Depot and try them and they do not fit.
I'm not going to take them back I'm just going to modify them to make them fit.
The thickness or depth of the jaw is the problem and is why it doesn't fit underneath the track.
All the different clamps I have seen the Jaws are all too thick in depth so I'm just going to sacrifice one by grinding the top of the clamp jaw down on my bench grinder to make it thinner to fit underneath the track.
PS I just seen you have four inch clamps and the thing is I'm not buying any more camps I'll just modify the 6-inch clamps to fit.
What's with the loud random music at 4:35? I over powers your voice and I can't hear what you are saying.
I wonder if wood cutting saw blades are available for this tool.
I looked and couldn't find any RS
I bet that would rip thru vinyl siding like a champ
Can it cut 3/4 plywood?
not good for wood 83
how's this thing on rebar? Demo?
Beast! The moment the video started I felt like I was in highschool again. I used to jam Skid Row Slave to the grind Danzings first album n Ozzy no more tears 3 full albums a day at least once. Wasn't to long after that it was offspring Corrosion of Conformity n Tool. Can't say as I was as interested in the follow-up Subhuman Race. When that came out it wasn't in the same class as Fight war of words , WZ Astrocreep 2000, or the Black Sabbath tribute album. A nativity in black. Spickle in a lill Suicidal,Clutch , Ministry n Graw n I'm 16/17 again.
If Milwaukee would produce that in the M18 I would get one today.
Johnny Umphress why not in the m12?
@@JaredHayes541 I am heavily stocked in the M18 format.
Johnny Umphress yeah I get that, never too late to get a few m12 tools though. Great for smaller jobs. Less wear and tear on the more expensive tools. And the m18 chargers can charge m12 batteries too. I have some tools in both platforms and I’m very happy with them.
most units ship with a multi volt charger so idk why it's a big deal to buy a m12 xc 6.0 and this tool
In M18 my guess is that it would climb up in size, meaning you might as well use a real angle grinder. The beauty about this one is that it is small and light for minor jobs.
What happens if cut wood with this saw
I personally think the music was a nice touch
can it cut underlayment?
Saw this at HD and wanted to buy it right away. The Forward/Reverse black and white indicator thing really threw me off though. It looked way too tacky for a Milwaukee tool. Not a very good design. Stopped me from spending $130. I know it's a minor detail but I expected a lot better. I don't know, it bothers me but I might just get it anyway.
Have to be happy with tour purchase bro
Tool Review Zone
True. I have been happy with every M12 tool that I own. That's why I keep going to Milwaukee. It's just that thing threw me off. None of my other tools have any design like that. Lol
How to give more power to a 3.7v 1300mah cordless screwdriver into a 12v 1800mah cordless screwdriver using a rc lithion battery. How to convert that tutorial
Great review! Definitely picking one of these up soon. I work in HVAC and the uses are endless. It can cut steel duct work and brackets. Copper and steel pipe. It can cut Pvc for condensate and flus. We install ductless units and have to cut out holes in drywall and lath/plaster. Multi tools are slow and messy for lath and plaster and sawzall can rip the whole wall down in some of these older houses. And grinders can be unsafe and awkward one handed. This would be perfect for that and the dust extractor with a vacuum hooked up to it would almost eliminate dust in clients homes. We have to cut holes in tile floors for the grills and duct work. And osha just made banned cutting tile/stone with out water or dust extraction. Can’t dump water on the floor when I’m a clients house and most grinders don’t have dust extraction. I honestly could keep naming uses for this tool. And I’m sure electricians and plumbers would have similar uses.
HVAC The trade their is.
I do heating and air I’ve been considering purchasing this tool
I really wish they offered this tool in an electric version.....
I could really use something like this to get into smaller spaces that my normal 4.5" angle grinder can't get into... but this cordless version just doesn't have enough power.
If I had an electric version with some more torque, it would be absolutely perfect.
Nice review man! I bought one a few weeks ago, but haven't had time to try it out much. Looks fun
What's up buddy! Yeah I like it. It's small, but does the job well. Let me know how you like it bro
How has it held up?
Does it cut wood?
Na
I’m not a Milwaukee guy but, that’s one I’d like to have...cool review 👍🏻👍🏻
Yeah it's a cool little saw Ryan. Thanks for the comment buddy 👊
Music is too loud at 4:42
Sorry Thaylor
No worries. Just add ducking so when you speak we hear you. Thanks for the videos
How about wood? can you cut wood with it? I'm thinking small cuts in half in plywood...
Hi Anthony. I have to be honest bud, I wouldn't use it for wood unless it had a dedicated blade for it buddy.
It can cut plywood wood. But there are other tools that would do it better. I’ve seen guys cut lath and plaster walls with it. Worked great.
Do they have a grout removal blade?
Hey GM. The only blades I am finding on the site are the ones I had in the video. I'm sure if you could find a 3" blade that would fit this, it would work
I'd recommend using a multi-tool for that. I could see it working though if someone just made a blade for that purpose.
Any 3” abrasive blade would would for grout removal.
It's a good blade
Really enjoyed it. 👍
My mate is a torturer, the M12 range is a very compact and inflicts.
A perfect replacement for the Ryobi one range tho a little more expensive.
4:36 RIP me and other headhone users. And im not sure if you were saying something.
Can the guard be removed
Yep
This better then the m18 grinder
Man this thing is perfect for tile! 😝
Did they really make a tool that requires a allen wrench and didn't make a place to store it in the tool. And no one has thought to bring that up to them
Lol.
Thats a fine pittsburgh accent you got there bud
Haha thanks toda! You from the burgh bro?
would be great if it had more power...I'd like too see a M18 version
It's the first Milwaukee tool I've ever been disappointed in! It's waaaaaay underpowered. I had the same problem with shut-downs cutting 063 aluminum sheeting. I sent a message to Milwaukee & they didn't even respond! Sad!
@@azcanuck764 thanks for your comment , I’ve been considering buying this for random hvac needs but under powered seems to be the ongoing issue
Very difficult to cut steel with low torque.
You sir win the award for most annoying musical interlude in the middle of an informative video.
So do get an award or something?
Hi. Can I cut a wood ?
Anyone know if you can get wood blades for it?
Yes. Haven't seen any wood blades for this tool from Milwaukee, but the tool is compatible with common 3" cut off wheels with 3/8" arbor as well it also includes a 7/16" flange adapter for compatibility with 3" Dremel Saw-Max blades.
WOW. That obnoxious rock music just ruins your entire review.
Looks like a neat tool for the home gamers, little wimpy for much else.
It's good for really small jobs and getting something done quickly but not for anything larger I would agree. Thanks for the comment 742!
It would be good for me I do residential hvac and electrical
Will it cut wood?
Would this work good for vinyl siding?
I use a tile blade to cut vinyl siding. Cuts like buttah.
Thanks for a great review, but lose the loud irritating music. It adds nothing (but noise) and in some cases drowns out what you're saying.
Can it cut thru 3/4 inch granite slaps
Can you turn up the music any louder?? Dam
Sure can
Tool Review Zone just messing😂
No worries HVAC, I was too
😅😅😅
Dremel Ultra-Saw beats it in power and versatility, attachments etc.
Could have made good use of this last week when i gutted the doors in my race car.
That sounds like fun!
WAW QUE BUENA HERRAMIENTA 👌👊👍
You need too up the volume on the music, I could almost hear what you where saying!
Ok, no need for the music... probably one of the worst reviews I have seen lol
the best skid row song ever monkey business
Trz I bought the m12 fuel cut off tool now I see why I never got it they sent my tool to your house jk
Darn mailman!
Music is annoying
A guy at work bought this. All it's good for is cutting pizza!
That Music is Totally un called for why???????????
Good review, but your music accent sections completely drown out the audio in sections with it, its much louder than your commentary
Lmao turn ur mic up and the background music down
Dang it looks weak, struggling to make the cut.
decent video... Thanks for sharing. :D
Your welcome Julia, thanks for the comment
Great review thanks. But a little advice. Fire your sound guy. That guitar solo is WAY too loud. Couldn’t hear a damn thing.
Probably cut the music out. Can't hear half of what you're saying lol.
So these are old Clint videos, lol..the music is killing me
Nice review, but what the hell is up with the ULTRA annoying random music just thrown in at 4:36? It's so loud and obnoxious we can't hear what you're saying about the saw.
Nice video, you need to stop playing that music couldn't hear you talk over the music, kind of hard to concentrate on your words. Greg
No music. It's not needed.
I never put a thumbs down but I have on this video because of the music. Don't know who as edited it but needs to learn how to set the volume levels....
One for the ladies.
HEY GUYS THIS TOOL IS REALLY COOL. WHO IS PLAYING THIS LOUD MUSIC MAN. HEY BUT YEAH THIS TOOL MAN ITS COOL. DANG WHY IS THIS MUSIC SO LOUD. ITS OK ILL KEEP DOING THIS VIDEO.
Can’t wrap my brain around people using “whimpy” to describe this efficient light duty tool? (If it doesn’t last well, sure.) I do restoration work and can see this thing being perfect for making not only small cuts but for fitting thin sheet metal because most other formats create excessive vibration or there “roto” action can be unwieldy.
For me it would be ocassional use, but can think of many instances where this little “whimp” could out perform other cutting methods (to make you money and save time). More than a handful....?
Agreed
I have all milwaukee tools in my auto shop they take a beating daily no failures so far have to get one of these
Can not hear what you are saying due to the loud musac.
우리나라에 언제 들어오려나 ....
A portable bandsaw does a better job cutting the pipe.
Oh yea well the cut off wheel does a better job at cutting chain link fence to get into someone's yard to steal their portable bandsaw to cut a piece of metal pipe to use to make a blowgun to quietly take out the guards to rescue your friend from prison.
The music needs to be louder and more annoying.
All is well until you added the sound track, then you lost all of my attention for the simple reason...I COULD'T HEAR YOU..... food for thoughts.
these are more expensive burrs.
you are supposed to cut in forward because if you dont you risk kick back
I guess you could.
Or eat at the blade entirely
I love it, but the tile blade is junk
Thanks for the comment Antonio!
Most stock blades that come with tools are junk. They are mostly just sample blades. Just search 3” cut off blades on google and you will find lots of quality ones.
Ahhh….yeah. It’s still probably going to be just as useless for me as I thought that it would be when it first came out. Oh, well. I found it brand new for a hundred and one bucks on the Zon. I guess I’ll try it on closet/flange bolts on toilets. There’s gotta be something it can do right.😂
I could cut more precise with a 9 inch grinding rock
Nice but cant a simple grinder do all that already
Yes and more than likely
Seems ok to have to do one thing real quick walk in walk out other than that seems like a waste
Be good for maintenance guy
It’s light and compact.