{"id":69475,"date":"2019-01-18T07:00:12","date_gmt":"2019-01-18T13:00:12","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/toolsinaction.com\/?p=69475"},"modified":"2019-01-17T22:49:07","modified_gmt":"2019-01-18T04:49:07","slug":"milwaukee-m12-cut-off-tool-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/toolsinaction.com\/milwaukee-m12-cut-off-tool-review\/","title":{"rendered":"Milwaukee M12 Cut Off Tool Review"},"content":{"rendered":"

One of the many reasons people flock to Milwaukee tools is for their highly expansive 12V lineup, dubbed the M12 line. While Milwaukee<\/a> has plenty of fans on the M18<\/a> lineup too, their M12 line is pretty much unbeatable. There is a tool for virtually anyone here, from Drills<\/a> and Impact Drivers<\/a> to unique tools like Bandsaws<\/a> and the like. Today we take a look at one M12 tool that has received a lot of buzz from the big red tool company, a 3-inch cut off tool. Let\u2019s get a good look at this tool in the Milwaukee M12 Cut Off Tool Review<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Milwaukee M12 Cut Off Tool Review Overview<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Cut off Tools serve a lot of unique purposes allowing their usefulness to span across a wide range of users. In general multi-purpose tools are a little lost. Sure they can perform a lot of functions, but traditionally people are let down by the performance across their applications. Whether it’s a lack of power or a lack of viable attachments, multipurpose tools are plagued with obstacles. The beauty of this tool is that while I consider it multipurpose, it really isn’t. It is meant to cut things, and the optional wheels give it that multi-factor feature.\u00a0With different wheels or blades, you can cut everything from metal piping and sheet goods to wood, Hardie Plank, tile and more. So, it may be multi-purpose, but its authentic in its intentions.<\/p>\n

I know Dan has used this tool in Automotive<\/a> applications as he works on rebuilding his vintage jeep, and I know Eric has had a slew of different uses for this tool as well.\u00a0\u00a0I have to say that while I heard great things from the team, even I was surprised at just how many of its uses it had. More importantly, though, how well it does the job.<\/p>\n

Milwaukee M12 Cut Off Tool Review Features<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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This tool operates on Milwaukee\u2019s 12V<\/a> battery platform and weighs in at only 1.5 pounds. Using a brushless motor Milwaukee packs a large punch in this small tool, providing 20,000 RPMs.<\/p>\n

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The 12V Cut off Tool operates in both forward and reverse. This Provides ultimate control over the application to the user.<\/p>\n

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A tool-free accessory guard adjustment allows the user to adjust the guard as needed.<\/p>\n

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Milwaukee includes three 3-inch blades for use with this tool. A metal cut off wheel, a diamond cut off wheel, and a carbide abrasive wheel allows a variety of cutting in different materials.<\/p>\n

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The Milwaukee Cut off tool is compatible with any 3-inch wheels with a 3\/8 inch arbor, and also includes a 7\/16-inch flange allowing extended compatibility including Dremel Saw-Max Wheels.<\/p>\n

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An additional vacuum adaptor is included for easy connection to a vacuum for dust extraction.<\/p>\n

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The LED light provides improved visibility of the workpiece.<\/p>\n

Milwaukee M12 Cut Off Tool Review Performance<\/strong><\/h2>\n\r\n