M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Short Throw Press Tool Kit with 3 PEX Crimp Jaws with Free M18 FUEL HACKZALL Saw Kit

If there’s one electric saw to own for DIY/household projects, this is it. Very versatile, lightweight, and easy to use- it’s a beast! In the few days of owning it, I’ve cut 2x4’s, nails, and thick steel framing (for an awning), all without any hiccups. Be sure to buy quality blades to go with it. On a side note, the tool bag is much bigger than I thought and had enough space to fit my jigsaw in as well.

This thing is amazing. I am a contractor that does occasional plumbing repairs, remodeling work, water heaters ect. This thing makes working with PEX sooo much easier. It comes with a 1/2, 3/4 and 1" crimp jaws. They are extremely easy to swap out and the battery holds up. This thing makes the work a breeze, you dont have to have 3 hands and its really quick. I cannot say enough good things.

Best sawzall all I’ve ever owned. The axe blade is amazing! Does not wear out! I’ve had one of these for about a year and use it while renovating houses. Battery is long lasting. I bought this one as a gift for my younger brother who lives in Oregon after he told me that he had several projects to do.

Hacksaw the best tool l have bought. One hand operation, easy control and light. I use it for work in all areas of construction. Form work, cutting rebar, conduits, tree trimming. A great tool!

I have been wanting the saw for a while to replace my older one. I found it as a special buy of the day and jumped all over. Shipping was fast. All I can say is I love this thing, way more powerful then the older model. Only positive/negative is the pivot on the front, pinched my fingers a few times but I works great to really get to those hard to reach places.

I am a home owner who had trouble getting plumbers out in a reasonable amount of time. I also had wildly different quotes for what I thought was an obvious scope of work. Further, I couldn't really gauge the quality of the plumber and whether they did clean work or hack work. As such, I decided to try the do it yourself route. I'm relatively handy but not a professional trades person. I had a manual press tool for plumbing pex. With the amount of lines and manifolds I wanted to install and clean up, I knew I needed (wanted) a power tool. In the past, these devices were upwards of $3000.00. Then I saw this at home depot with 10% off for about $630 bucks. It was a lot of money. It was better than $3000. It was a Milwaukee - something that I knew my propane professional used. I also figured I could sell it gently used for about $500 when I was done. The tool itself is stout. It seems professional grade to me. It comes with 2 batteries (not really clear in the picture) and 3 adapters, 1", 3/4" and 1/2". The hard plastic case has 2 more open 'slots' to add additional press adapters (presumably 3/8 and 5/8?). I've decided to use the copper rings (instead of the stainless crimps). This tool is made for the copper rings and it performs a perfect press every time. I haven't had a 'mistake' or 'partial' press yet. I'm on about 60 presses on the same battery charge with a mix of 3/4 and 1/2 connectors. I am more than happy with this tool. It makes pressing in tight locations very easy. Switching adapter collars is a breeze - takes all of 2 seconds to take off, 4 seconds to grab the different size from the case, 2 seconds to put on.

The Milwaukee Cordless Hackzall Saw will replace your manual hacksaw and make cutting material easier and faster. This kit is great because it has everything you need: tool, large battery, charger and large carry bag. First, I purchased a couple of assorted saw blade kits. There is plenty of room in the bag to carry accessories. The shape of this tool is a bit strange as the motor is upright but that allows you to grip the saw better if using two hands. But the real advantage is that you can use this saw one-handed, so it works great for plumbing, piping, trimming, etc. You can hold the material with one hand while cutting with the other. It also gives you more access when you might be up on a ladder, and need to hold on with one hand, while cutting with the other. This reciprocating saw is powerful enough for light demolition work as well. The battery has plenty of power to provide a long run time. And even though the battery is large and heavy, the tool seems balanced with that large battery. I used mine to cut nails flush in concrete, cut pallets, build a small wood desk accessory, and other small projects. If you need a heavy-duty demolition saw, then you need to also buy the Milwaukee Cordless Sawzall kit.

Great Tool...Easy To Operate! After using a manual crimper, this cordless press kit makes installing a PEX system so much easier. In new construction and remodels, there is always a fitting that is in a tight spot that does not allow easy access to operate a manual crimp tool. Once you get the cordless tool's jaws around the ring, the pressing process is automatic at the press of a button. Also, the pressing process is more consistent and uniform. This is a great tool by Milwaukee.

The saw is well balanced but somewhat heavy with a 5.0 amp battery. The power is awesome being brushless and FUEL. I know it’s designed for demo but we were going on the creek with the kayaks and I figured I’d bring it along. I put an larger tooth blade and cut through all kinds of low hanging limbs. There was water splashing everywhere and it simply runs through and out the back. The big test was a 6” oak limb that it blasted through. It wasn’t super quick but an arbor blade would have made that cut even faster. It’s a cool tool and simple to use.

Best saw for plumbers!