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Milwaukee M18 FUEL Chainsaw

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Ben introduces the all-new Milwaukee M18 FUEL 20-inch Dual Battery Chainsaw, designed to generate 70cc equivalent gas power with twice the torque. This allows for complete cuts without stalling, especially in full bar-length hardwoods and heavy-duty bucking applications. The chainsaw is showcased cutting through a thick oak log with ease. Ben highlights its excellent balance for precise directional felling cuts and the integrated felling sight lines molded into the tool itself, ensuring they don't wear over time. This model launched in November and retails for $899, including two Forge 8.0 batteries.

Goal: Evaluate the power and design of the new Milwaukee M18 FUEL Dual Battery Chainsaw.

Tools and materials

  • Milwaukee Forge 8.0 Batteries Milwaukee — Powering the chainsaw
  • Oak Log — Demonstrating the chainsaw's cutting power

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>> All right, Ben. >> What are we looking at with this one? >> This is the allnew M18 Fuel 20-in dual battery chainsaw. >> What kind of wood is this? Uh, >> this is oak. Hey, tell me about this guy. >> Yeah, so this dual battery chainsaw generates 70 C equivalent gas power. Um, it also has twice the amount of torque of 70 C gas to make sure you're really completing your cuts and without stalling them. uh especially when you're in those full barl length hardwood cuts in heavy duty bucking applications. Uh it's also extremely well balanced and designed. So it holds its weight extremely well. This is really critical for the professional arborist when making really precise directional felling cuts. So when I'm walking up to a tree and I need to make sure that I'm dropping this in the right direction, I need all my cuts to be lined up and I don't want to have to overorrect a saw that's imbalanced. Another piece of that is going to be these directional felling sight lines here. So these are molded into the tool itself so they don't wear over time. But again, walking up to this tree, I can use these sight lines to aim exactly where I want to drop it. >> Was this out now, Ben? >> Yeah, this launched last November, $8.99, 240 batteries included. >> Thank you, sir.

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