DO MILWAUKEE BATTERIES FIT OTHER BRANDS BLUETOOTH

The 55 KEB bluetooth is a wonderful feature, although the BT Module & Hose Button still provide a convenient method to turn on Dust Vac. Overall, my informal tests indicated to me the Milwaukee Track saw out performed the Festool 55 KEB on common hardwood cuts. Listening to the 2 saws, the Festool's motor changed easily when pushed, the Milwaukee was more stable even when pushed. The Festool cut nicely at slow speed and the Milwaukee cut nicely at slow and much higher speeds, providing nice cuts at all speeds. When stacking 2 1' Oak, at set to max depth. The Milwaukee battery wasn't hot enough to require a cool down, it began charging immediately. The Festool would not recharge, needed to cool 15-20 minutes first. Regarding the Batteries Cut til battery cutoff on both saws. even at faster speeds no indication of stall approaching, motor was stressed but not bogged down like the Festool indicated at much slower speeds.īattery life & cuts were a bit longer with Festool, but not substantial to make it a consideration factor. The 55KEB, I was able to stall consistently with moderate speed, the Milwaukee didn't stall. Increasing the demand stressed the saws so I could evaluate overall power. On normal cuts, slow and steady both saws performed beautifully! and pushed the saws faster than I'd normally cut. I purchased several 1x12x48 Red Oak pieces to experiment. I'm not a Milwaukee heavy user, I have Milwaukee Nailers but the majority of my tools and saws are DeWault. Going into this comparison, my assumption was the Festool would outperform the Milwaukee. The 55 KEB with a 42 tooth, Milwaukee with a 40 tooth. My evaluation is more informal, but how I personally use the saw and material I cut.

I'd agree, an exact test would require same blade and battery specs. These weren't Milwaukee only users, so I questioned fact/fiction.Īny one have 1st hand experience with both track saws, please share. The part that made me curious, was the YouTube reviewers were established reviewers that took several steps to evaluate both saws in a non-biased manor and all indicated Milwaukee was a better track saw and if not in the Festool products or batteries the Milwaukee would be a better choice. I'll pick up some 1 1/2 hardwood and test later this weekend. pushing them or going at nice pace for quality, both felt or appeared to be essentially equal. I did purchase a Milwaukee (30 day satisfaction / return) Track saw to compare the 2 models, in a quick test last night, with 3/4' Plywood. Has anyone experimented with both the KEB and Milwaukee track saws? Draw any conclusion? I asked for the link or reference that provided the info. Directly asking One YouTube Reviewer, he replied Milwaukee is more powerful than KEB. A common point was Milwaukee's Track saw was more powerful, better design from any other. A few mentioned Festool 55 series, but none with the KEB.

So I searched for a comparison between the 2 track saws. Shortly after purchase of KEB, multiple Milwaukee M18 Track saw YouTubes & Review were popping up. what a beautiful machine: design, cut, performance, batteries, and BT to Dust Vac.

Recent new Owner of TSC 55 KEB Track saw.

Do milwaukee batteries fit other brands