The 6310-20 Milwaukee 18 Volt Cordless Circular Saw operates on a 2.4 amp hour nickel-cadmium battery providing the most 2 x 4 cuts per battery charge in the industry. On a single charge, the Milwaukee Cordless Circular Saw can cut up to 145 2 x 4's or 106 feet of 5/8 inch OSB material. Milwaukee uses only no memory effect batteries, always providing the user with full battery capacity. This 6-1/2 inch saw includes an electric brake which stops the blade in seconds. The Cordless Circular Saw can bevel up to 50 degrees for cutting extreme angles. The saw features all-metal upper and lower guards and a rigid aluminum shoe for rigorous jobsite use. A soft grip handle results in a more comfortable gripping surface. Batteries are interchangeable with other Milwaukee 18 volt tools adding versatility.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
Full Sized V18 Battery Compatible:
At the sub $50 bargain price I got this for it is a great deal and a very handy saw. Do not expect it to replace a monster corded worm drive saw, but for smaller jobs where setting up extension cords would be a pain in the neck this is just the ticket. By all means use a thin kerf blade like comes with the saw when you get a replacement blade. Milwaukee makes several different 18 volt Li-Ion battery packs. This works with the full sized V18 packs, but not their small compact cousins nor with the new... more info
Battery from our Lithium battery did not work with this!:
Based on Lumi's review, we bought the circular saw and Sawzall thinking they would work with the lithium battery that came with my husband's cordless drill. They are not compatible, and now we have to pay to have these returned.
18v Milwaukee 6.5 Circular Saw:
You can get a good amount of running time out a batt. But what I like as a right hander is I can see where I'm cutting, the blade is on the left side, unlike 90% of all cicular saws.
First saw I grab everytime:
I've used this saw for 4 years now and it is my favorite of all the other Circular Saws, (corded or battery powered) bar none. I currently own this and a Milwaukee tilt lock which is average, I'd rather have a corded version of this saw any day.
The cut guide marks on the Aluminum foot extend so far in front of the blade I don't have to bother using a square to extend my pencil mark even when cutting a 2x6. The balance, weight and position of the handle are what set this apart from all other circular... more info
