Can the 20672 saw use both the 2 amp and 4 amp batteries?
1502685
yes, if they are both 40v and the same type of lithium battery for both accessories.. The g max can not be used if the tool requires the lithium without the g max. as they are different and con not be interchanged. is not . This is the only condition. that I am aware of.Take care Jack
1502686
As long as both the tool and the battery are G-Max they will be compatible. The 4 amp is much more expensive, however, and I have found that only one 2 amp battery meets all my needs for 3 different G-max tools.
1348358
The short answer is yes. Milwaukee has two 18v batteries, a light duty and larger Extra Capacity (xc) battery. The xc battery will work on all Milwaukee cordless tools, but the standard (or light duty) will only work on the drills and impact drivers. The light duty batteries have an extra "fin" on the case that does not allow insertion into the larger tools such as the saw and sawzall. You can remove the "fin" with a rotary tool and use in the saw but you will not get the same performance from the battery, will not last as long and will need to be recharged more often. I have the saw and love it, it takes a lot for me to get out my old corded saw now.
1656784
the 1.5Ah batteries will not work in the heavy amp draw tools. You need the Makita 3.0ah battery (longer run time; bigger "gas tank") The 3.0ah battery will fit both your saw and your drill. The smaller battery will only fit the drill....hope this helps
806900
Mine came with the smaller-capacity battery, and I later bought a larger capacity battery. My charger charges both of them, and I'm glad I did that, because I can have one battery charging while I'm running the saw with the other one. Ryobi has made some battery improvements since I bought my saw and higher-capacity battery. These saws, batteries and chargers are sold at Home Depot, and if I were you I'd go to Home Depot to see exactly what the saw comes with, and what extra/spare batteries and chargers you might also want to buy.
594534
yes. the 2AH battery just gives you less run time than the 4, but he gmax 40V are interchangeable.
1891919
That will work okay, but the saw is quite powerful and if you do a lot of work with it, I'd advise getting a more powerful battery. (It should work with your existing charger as well.) You should be able to get a dozenish cuts out of the 1.5 ah battery though.
412125
If the battery is 12 volts, it can handle any amperage. I have a burglar alarm that came with a 4 amp battery and when that wore out I replaced it with a 7 amp battery that I've used for the past 20 years.
1841965
You can use it for two batteries but I am not sure that it is heavy enough to handle the current of the RV batteries. Check camping world and see the amperage rating of what they sell.
778733
I'm sorry, I looked on the tag on the saw and it only gives volts and amps. I can tell you that it runs side by side with my Skil worm drive and I have no regrets in making its purchase
345618
hello Brittany i'm a licensed electrician and i use this little saw alot. i know the batteries are expensive but i would only use a battery of the same voltage and the same type battery with any cordless tool. it may harm or ruin the motor that runs the saw.
897784
There are two different batteries available for this saw, you will have to read the descriptions for the specifics, but one is higher capacity than the other and makes the total cost of the unit higher. The battery can be removed from the saw and charged in its separate charger. This gives the possibility of multiple batteries.
741072
as far as i know there is now larger battery for this saw you'd have to go to a 120 volt corded saw
992924
4-6 inch might be bit much, but if had the right blade I am sure it will work. I returned the saw because I did not realize it came with no battery and charger and i would have to spend another $90 for these. This saw is part of a family of tools that use the same battery. If you have the tools and battery and charger it is excellent saw, built well and good design layout.
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You can use either DCB200 (3.0 Ah) or DCB204 (4.0 Ah) Batteries with this saw. The batteries are between $99 to $119 for a 2-pack currently. If you do not already have the saw, a kit with battery/charger included with purchase may be your best option. Take a look at Models DCS380M1 or DCS380P1 for full kits.
178185
Yes, blue Makita have the 3 amp/hr batteries. Certain white tools come with the compact 1.5 amp/hr batteries. Most of the Makita tools will work with either size. Certain saws, and grinders will only except the larger battery.
1220242
There are 2 different versions. 20672 comes with battery and charger, 20302 is tool only.
1617561
Yes,although the smaller compact batteries limit run time on the saw and the flashlight is top heavy.I,m thinking about buying the 2.4amphour XRP batteries.Still not disappointed.