Product Description

U.S.A. Cordless: Yes, Blade Diameter (in.): 6 1/2, Amps: N/A, Volts: 18, Speed - No Load (RPM): 3,200, Bevel Capacity (deg): 50, Blade Location: Left, Electric Brake: Yes, Battery Included: No, Charger Included: No, Case Included: No

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4089 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Milwaukee
• Model: 6310-20
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x 9.00" w x 13.90" l, 8.10 pounds

Features

• 3,200 rpm with electric brake, great balance
• Tool only (no battery or charger), Allen Wrench
• Circular Saw Blade
• Features all-metal upper and lower guards
• Rigid aluminum shoe for rigorous job site use

From the Manufacturer
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 job site 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

Very good saw, works with V18 Lith-Ion battery!
I bought this expecting it would work with the same battery I use with my Milwaulkee Lithium-Ion Hammer drill,
it does! The saw is light and powerful with the Lithium battery, the charge lasts a long time for a cordless.
This saw comes with (1) ONE 6 1/2 CARBIDE blade, the other review here makes one wonder. No case, no battery. Blade is on the LEFT side. Also, it's made in the USA!

18 Volt Cordless Saw - perfect for the quick fixes
This is my first purchase of a cordless circular saw. Because of that I can't say how this one matches up to other brands. The pros: medium sized therefore lighter weight than corded saws, lots of power - no problem cutting throught 2x4's or 1 inch oak, cordless - no connecting extension cords, it has a push button blade lock for easy blade replacement, safety trigger release - for those with kids, batteries seem to last about as long as my cordless Hatchet Sawzall (probably could crosscut about 50 -75 2x4's, and it will run on Milwaukee's 18 volt Regular or Lithium Ion batteries. The cons: blades (6.5 inch) can be take a little time to locate at some of the commericial big box do-it-yourself places (I know the big orange stores sell them) and it has a left sided blade - not a really big deal since it works very well right handed , it just takes a couple of practice cuts to know where the blade is cutting like all saws.

Excellent design and engineering, these people know tools
This is a great tool. It is quiet, very smooth running and well balanced. It cuts like it has eyes! I have a lot of cordless circular saws DeWalt, (2) Milwaukee (1) Craftsman (2) Black & Decker (1) Ryobi (1) Makita (1) Denali (1) and probably a couple I have forgot about. They range in blade size from around 4" to the 36 volt DeWalt 7 ¼ inch. The Milwaukee is the first saw I reach for when cutting O.S.B, plywood or 2x or smaller lumber. The lack of any vibration and the great sight line make it easy to make very precise cuts on a variety of materials. The stamped aluminum shoe isn't going to break if you drop it. It will bend and you can straighten it out unlike a cast aluminum shoe as used on some other saws. I don't know what else to say, it is a tough saw, it doesn't look very special but it sure does work good. And it is one of the quietest circular saws I own.