M18 FUEL 18 V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 8 1/4" Table Saw with ONE-KEY - Tool Only

So far this saw has been an absolute joy to use; the battery life, compactness and power have all impressed me, not to mention just how smooth it cuts. The only complaint I’ve had so far is with the included miter gauge, it’s cheap plastic and I personally wouldn’t use it for any finish work, but that’s just about the most easily replaced part on a tablesaw so it wasn’t enough to bring it down a star. Battery life is good, but if you’re going to be ripping all day you’ll definitely eat through the batteries. Overall great saw that has impressed everyone who has used it.

My old table saw broke and i had to borrow this m18 table saw from a friend last week to build some cabinets and I must say I was very impressed. Great tool all around. Unmatched power, compact and lightweight but still durable, and very presentable. The best part was being able to cut 3/4 plywood all day long on 1 battery! Milwaukee never disappoints with their cordless tools. Ive been using milwaukee m18 and m12 for years and i am definitely hoping to add this tool to my collection!

Recently purchased this saw for a very specific job where there was no power and also needed a lightweight saw to move. Previous saw was Bosch but sold as needed to be more compact and cordless. Did not disappoint. Will never go back to a corded saw. Ran all day ripping case molding, trim, etc and battery was not even close to being drained. Also, loved the fact that I could pull the battery and other contractors could not run saw after I was gone. LOL. A huge plus.

I love this saw for its portability and ease of use. Mostly, I just love it but for two things. 1) The blade can wobble slightly I’ve noticed. 2) it’s so light that when I’m running the length of a longer 2x4 the weight will tip the saw over while using it if the end is not supported. So there is a danger factor. But as a handyman, I love how compact and east this thing is to haul around to multiple job sites each week. So that is the trade off.

Bought this saw for small jobs and convenience. Honestly, I didn’t expect much from a battery powered table saw. I tested it by ripping several 2x4x8 in half with the short edge down. This saw blew through them like butter. Seemed like the blade didn’t even slow down when it contacted the lumber. My black and yellow corded 10” table saw has NEVER cut anything with such ease, even when it was brand new out the box. Highly recommended.

As a carpenter who relies on the M18 FUEL™ 8-1/4" Table Saw w/ ONE-KEY daily, I would rate it 4 stars – not perfect, but definitely gets the job done. While I haven't found a battery with a long enough runtime, I still prefer using this saw over a corded one in the field. It offers portability without compromising power. However, it does tend to bog down a bit when cutting through hardwood, which can slow down the workflow. On the bright side, when paired with my Festool dust extractor, this table saw handles dust remarkably well. It keeps the workspace cleaner, reducing cleanup time. The dust extraction system is a valuable feature that enhances safety and efficiency. Overall, despite its minor shortcomings, the M18 FUEL™ 8-1/4" Table Saw w/ ONE-KEY is a reliable choice for carpenters like me, delivering convenience and decent performance on the job.

I was hoping to replace my Dewalt table saw with a milwaukee saw but I am not sure about a cordless saw it does not seem practical to have a saw on the job site that I will have to stop working consistently and wait 3 or 4 hours for the battery to recharge or buy dozens of batteries to keep working through the day I would love to buy a milwaukee table saw but only if they come out with a corded 10 inch version

This table saw is amazing. Cuts through hardwood like butter and doesn’t struggle when ripping dimensional lumber. Measuring tape was dead nuts out of the box, but the blade had to be adjusted to get parallel to the fence. Easy to do. Battery lasts about 2 days on my job sites, which is more than plenty. Miter gauge sucks. Get an aftermarket one. Overall, effectively a perfect table saw.