Why this one
01
57 mm cut depth
Through three stacked 18 mm boards in one pass.
02
2.8 kg
Magnesium shoe keeps the saw light for overhead and repeat cuts.
03
50° bevel
Beyond 45° for scribed and angled work.
04
Extractor ready
DEK26 adapter included for Milwaukee extractors.
The story
The everyday saw
Carpenters and fit-out crews use a 165 mm saw for sheet material, studs and flooring. At 57 mm deep it goes through three 18 mm OSB boards stacked, and at 45° it still cuts 44 mm. Milwaukee rates the rip speed as equal to a corded saw of the same size.
Light and dust-aware
The magnesium shoe cuts weight and resists bending when the saw is dropped on site. A dust blower keeps the line clear, the LED lights it, and the included DEK26 adapter fits Milwaukee extractors directly so sheet cutting indoors stays cleaner.
Bare tool or kit
The bare saw suits anyone already on M18; a kit with two 3.0 Ah HIGH OUTPUT packs and an HD Box is also available. It takes 165 × 20 mm blades, so a 24-tooth blade for fast rips and a 40-tooth one for clean crosscuts cover most work.
Specifications
Sawing
- Blade diameterEF002855
- 165mm
- ArborEF002856
- 20mm
- Cutting depth at 90°EF002849
- 57mm
- Cutting depth at 45°EF002850
- 44mm
- Max. bevel angleEF004988
- 50°
- No-load speedEF008538
- 6,0001/min
