Questions and Answers for Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless HACKZALL Reciprocating Saw Kit w/ One 4.0Ah Batteries Charger & Tool Bag

A:  1 6.0 AH

A:  One.

A:  1x 6.0Ah Battery is included.

A:  There are 2 batteries included in this listing.

A:  I’d used the 18 volt version

A:  This saw isn't exactly designed for cutting thick wood or trees, but it will do the job if you are careful and have patience. The most important thing is to make sure that you aren't pinching the blade, as that will trigger the overload protection and isn't good for the tool.

A:  Milwaukee tools are made for thought jobs..since l try my first hammer drill 12 years ago l made a decision that all my tools will be come from them...l being cutting anything with my hacksaw and reciprocating saw.. as long as you have spare batteries ready it will be no problem at all to keep cutting...

A:  A lot is in the personal handling of the unit.

A:  I don't know but the one that I have works great.

A:  18V yes

A:  The fuel came out very late 2020

A:  Yes the blade can be rotated to multiple angles right or left, 90 + degrees.

A:  I am not sure about 90 degrees exactly but it the blade can be moved to the side to at least 75 degrees. The mounting head has little "dibit points" that allow for movement of the blade into several various positions.

A:  Yes. It can be turned to many different angles and then locked in place.

A:  I havent used it extensively yet compared to my corded sawzall. But i think that the Fuel will be a compact and useful alternative in certain applications where space and manuverability will be needed. It will not replace my corded Sawzall ax that thing can take down a wall without breaking a sweat! As far as compared to the M12 I'll go for more power/torque any time I can afford it. I wore out an M12 ratchet in less than a year doing auto restoration work so I bought a M18 Fuel ratchet to replace it.

A:  The m12 voltage pack is larger than the batteries used in the power drill units. This allows for longer use of the brushless hackzall. Plus, if the enlarges m12 battery wears out before the job is completed, you can use the smaller m12 batteries from the power drills.

A:  It doesnt

A:  Night and day difference. The m18 is a beast that will quickly cut through anything you throw at it. The m12 hackzall is good in tight areas. Under cabinet plumbing, between floor joists etc. But will not perform as well at m18. They both have their place. Neither will easily replace the other.

A:  Bought it last week and it didn’t come with the fre saw like it shows it does

A:  You will receive one of each.

A:  It comes with 1x 4.0 Ah and 1x 6.0 Ah battery.

A:  1-4.0 ah 1- 6 ah

A:  Hi there! This kit includes one M12 REDLITHIUM XC 4.0Ah battery, plus a free M12 REDLITHIUM XC 6.0Ah battery.

A:  No.

A:  Unlikely I think they advertise that pretty heavy if they did but thanks a . now I want a Metabo to LOL if you'd like to trade sneak your email and on the next question I've never tried putting a jigsaw blade in a Sawzall before I think Sawzall I put Sawzall blade in it that's all I've ever used on that

A:  Easy to work with.

A:  The length as measured is 5/8 inch.

A:  stroke length is 5/8".

A:  I think it will work fine for job, use Milwaukee metal blade.

A:  Yes, with the correct length blade it will cut it like butter.

A:  This tool is plenty powerful . Make sure you have a good metal blade and you will have no problem

A:  No idea The smaller blades might cut metal, check the specs on the blade

A:  Yes, it shouldn't be a problem at all. For blades, just get a few shorter bi-metal blades and you'll be fine. I've cut a little bit of everything with mine and no regrets.