Battery Runtime & Rebar Cutting Test
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Hard Test on Milwaukees NEW concrete saw
What happens here
After the initial horizontal cut, inspect the battery status of the Milwaukee saw. The first battery is almost depleted, indicating a shorter run time compared to a full tank of gas. Recharge the first battery (approximately 30 minutes) and use the second fully charged battery for further testing. For the second horizontal test, both saws cut through concrete embedded with rebar. This condition further tests the saws' power and durability. The Milwaukee saw continues to perform well in terms of power, maintaining cuts even through metal reinforcement. However, the battery runtime remains a key limitation, with approximately 15-20 linear feet of cut per battery in this challenging scenario.
Goal: Assess battery runtime and saw performance when cutting concrete with rebar.
Tools and materials
- Dust Mask — Protecting against concrete and metal dust inhalation
- Ear Protection — Protecting hearing from loud saw noise
- Milwaukee MX FUEL Charger Milwaukee — To recharge depleted batteries
- Milwaukee MX FUEL XC Batteries Milwaukee — To power the Milwaukee saw; multiple batteries are needed due to runtime
- Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from debris
- Concrete with Rebar N/A — The material being cut during the test
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