Milwaukee 6180-20 15 Amp 14-Inch Abrasive Cutoff Machine

List Price: $366.00 Discount Price: $184.88

Features:

• Powerful 5.4 HP/15-amp motor for fast cutting
• Completely tool-free for simple fence adjustments and wheel changes
• Quick-change abrasive wheel system for less downtime
• Largest cutting capacity in class for larger stock; horizontal D-handle for optimal comfort
• 1-year warranty

Accessories:
Makita 724603-3 14-Inch Cut-Off Wheels (5-Pack)	Porter Cable 14103 14-Inch 72 Tooth Metal Cutting Saw Blade with 1-Inch Arbor	SAIT 24053 14-Inch x 3/32-Inch x 1-Inch 4400 Max RPM Type 1 SAITech Steel Worker Chop Saw Blade - 10 Pack	Rayovac NM715-8 Rechargeable NiMH AA Batteries, 8-Count Package

Customer Reviews:

Milwaukee Cut Off Saw [Posted on 2008-04-07]
Saw if very powerful and does the jobs I have very well. It is as advertised.

GREAT SAW [Posted on 2008-04-10]
I just got my new chop saw. I was cutting angle, flatbar, and square tubing. It cut through everything with ease, even 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 1/4 squre tubing. That impressed me.

Really good [Posted on 2008-05-03]
This is the best chop saw I've ever used. I sent many years in a repair shop, and cut lots of iron. It would have been a better saw than I ever had to use. The quick angle change feature is really nice. I would recommend this to anyone.

Heavy Duty! [Posted on 2008-07-16]
This is a very brawny, well made tool. Much better than the competition (the only one I've seen that is even close is the DeWalt, but it is no competition.) A typical Milwaukee tool--excellent!

MADE IN TAIWAN...and it's starting to show [Posted on 2008-08-14]
When I buy a Milwaukee power tool I expect the best that money can buy, and I am more than happy to pay for it. Unfortunately, this tool is not worthy of the Milwaukee name. I bought the unit six months ago for a light-gauge steel construction project. Here are my observations:

+ Heavy. I agree with other reviewers - it has a nice, solid base and rigid vise.
+ Ergonomic. The D-handle and power switch are great.
- Excessive vibration. Roughest running chop saw I have ever used.
- Mediocre power. All other Milwaukee tools, and other brand chop saws I have used, have plenty of power. This one is lacking.
- Bearing chatter. Major cause for concern given that the saw has only been in service 6 months - and 6 easy months at that. It is getting so bad that sometimes the saw just bogs down and refuses to cut.

I checked the box and sure enough, it has a little sticker bearing the words, "MADE IN TAIWAN." If I had wanted some cheap piece of junk from Asia, I could have gotten it from Harbor Freight for half the price. Milwaukee, what have you done?

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