Will the Milwaukee 48-11-1815 M18 Compact RED LITHIUM battery work with this saw?
295256
I have 10+ m18 tools. And about 8 batteries and 2 compact 1.5ah batteries. SO TRUST ME. the compact battery will work....u just get more runtime than the 3.0 ah battery comapred to the 1.5 ah compact battery
295257
Yes. Probably won't last as long but it will work with the compact battery.
295258
Hi David, I see somebody already sent a response, but he is wrong, he must have things confused? The compact 48-11-1815 WILL NOT WORK ON THIS! I have a lot of Milwaukee tools and batteries. Howie.
230211
Yes, the LXT batteries are compatible. And the saw is great. I use it much more than the one it replaced.
1269479
You can use an 18v nano lithium battery. It won't cover the whole area that the older battery does, and it looks a bit goofy, but it will work. If you are thinking about buying one of these saws, hold out for one of the newer versions with the black rubber grip and the smaller battery bay that is intended for the Nano batteries. Either saw works just fine with either battery, but the newer version is much much more powerful and lasts longer on a battery. The older version like in the product picture is near useless, the newer version works quite well.
115882
Unknown, I sent mine back because the standard Makita 18vdc batteries I have would not fit on the saw.
1729010
Yes Donald, the tip of the reciprocating blades a pretty much universal . This type of blade will definitely fit your battery powered Dewalt tool . You can buy this product with confidence that it'll work . I have a Makita saws all and I used most of the brand names and never had a problem . Freud, Makita, Bosh, Dewalt and Milwaukee are the brands that I run on my saw, they each have their strengths and specialties . I hope this helped !
1779019
No, this saw only works with the B&D; 20 Volt Li Ion battery pack. None of the 20 volt Tools are compatible with 36 or 40 volt tools!
1861950
As long as it's the 18-volt i would imagine so...however the battery that comes with the circular saw seems to be more powerful and also powers other cordless tools as long as the voltage matches.
1515150
Your welcome FYI if it's a 4.0 ah genuine Milwaukee battery it will say 4.0 on the side, otherwise it 3.0 ah like the one shown here.
1751151
If it requires an 18 volt lithium battery if should interchange . That's the beauty of Makita 18 volt cordless tools , one battery fits all (18 volt)
2049300
No. http://www.milwaukeetool.com/accessories/batteries-and-chargers/48-11-1820 This battery will not work with the Sawzall. The saw draws a LOT of current and therefore you need a 4.0AHr battery (1828 or 1840)The connections on the top of the battery prevent it from even being plugged in to the saw.I initially bought the saw intending to use my 2.0Ahr batteries but after receiving the saw I realised that the batteries have a different pin arrangement to prevent you even plugging the battery in.The only solution was to buy a 48-11-1828 battery for it.
959197
according to the package it came in it will not work on this saw. it will fit the following--craftsman/sears--dolmar--homelite--susqvarna--jahn deer-mastercraft--Mc Culech--polun--remmington. I hope this helps
1700031
Any DeWalt 20v battery will work, yes. The thinner, lower mAh rating battery just won't last as long as the bigger one.
37222
Battery -Milwaukee 48-11-2401 M12 REDBattery Charger - Milwaukee M12 Charger, 12-Volt compact lithium-ion charger 48-59-2401
455468
I can't say for sure since I own the DEWALT DW744X the one you are asking about looks like the saw body design is different so I don't think it will work. Sorry I could not be more help. good luck.
290120
I am unable to answer your question. you will need to go to the Bosch information and check for the specifications for your particular saw.
30364
The saw will only work with the 18 volt batteries. Both the Lithium Ion or Ni cad batteries are interchangeable with these Porter Cable tools and can both be charged with proper charger. It will cut 1/2" metal but it may take some time depending on the hardness of the metal. I recommend a circular saw type of tool with a metal cutting disk for this material, even my new Bosch corded sawsall would take a while with this material unless it is a soft material like aluminum or brass.
739947
I can't answer that. I only have the chain saw. But if they are like every other company, an 18 volt battery is standard for any their equipment which uses an 18 volt.