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MX Fuel 14-inch Cut-Off Saw

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The MX Fuel 14-inch Cut-Off Saw is presented as the world's first full-size battery-powered cut-off saw. It offers full 14-inch cut capacity and delivers faster cuts from start to finish compared to gas-powered alternatives, without the associated fuel headaches (mixing gas and oil, hard starting). Weighing about 32 pounds, it's comparable to a four-stroke gas saw. It's noted that a majority of cutting applications are done in a downward motion, allowing the application to support much of the product's weight. A smaller 9-inch version is also available.

Goal: Discover the benefits of the battery-powered cut-off saw.

Tools and materials

  • MX Fuel 14-inch Cut-Off Saw Milwaukee — Cutting concrete, asphalt, and other tough materials
  • MX Fuel 9-inch Cut-Off Saw Milwaukee — Cutting concrete, asphalt, and other tough materials in a more compact form factor

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if you if you do more floor drilling through those six inch you know your standard commercial slabs we have the ability to again deliver more Portability and mobility and then we have the world's first full size 14 inch cut-off saw with battery power it's a witness we're going to deliver the best 14 inch cut-off saw experience we have that full 14 inch cut capacity we deliver faster cuts start to finish and none of the gas headaches that come along with the existing solutions in the market I can't I mean this is how much all right first up what is the price point on it so this one's going to be around $2,000 for the kit with battery charger how much about $2,000 oh that's not bad themselves when you look at how much we're gonna be able to save when you eliminate one gas and oil over over the years I'm just talking about startup time yeah there's the time it takes his I don't you know I've got all of the brands almost every saw and I've watched the guys I've had guys way since our attempting to start it when it was like because I every saw has its own little quirky snared up pattern right and you got to flip this and you got to pull this and you got to do this and you don't do it in the right order it might not fire then it might flood then you pull the spark plug out then you go ahead and you drain and then you go ahead and put it back together like now with this we have it we have it locked out now no I'm not gonna start it up but this is not bad either what's the weight on this thing so it's about 32 pounds so it's similar to you know like a four-stroke option that you'd see in the marketplace today yep and one of the interesting things we saw is that a majority of the applications done are in this downward cutting motion yeah and so that's where we see that the application will support a lot of the weight of the product and you know over time people don't really notice that that increased weight and then for people that are cutting you know in these elevated positions or you know above their waist that's where we've got a great solution for that as well you got the baby soft yeah so we've got our nine-inch yeah so this is you know up to half the weight of what the existing gas saw are in the marketplace today and so with these two together you know you kind of have your hacksaw and your full-sized to be able to do all the applications in the best way alright Brian a big thank you guys what you don't know is Brian was actually at the airport and I'm like…

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