Milwaukee
The Milwaukee 2733-20 is a cordless, battery-powered 18V M18 FUEL 7-1/4 in. dual bevel sliding compound miter saw designed for professional carpenters and remodelers. It emphasizes portability with a lightweight 28 lbs. design, high runtime of over 600 cuts per charge, and precise adjustments via a shadow cut line indicator and cam locking detent system.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers praise the Milwaukee 2733-20 for its portability and performance, specifically highlighting its lightweight design, dual bevel capability, extended runtime, and precision shadow line. It is considered ideal for trim work around the house without cords, with reviewers noting the ease of bevel and miter adjustments and the durability of the brushless motor.
What Users Say
Everyday users align with professional feedback, commonly praising the compact portability, cordless convenience, and smooth, accurate cuts. Recurring themes include all-day runtime and ease of use for punch list tasks, with no explicit major complaints noted beyond minor adjustment quirks.
Common Complaints
Bevel adjustments lack detents on one side requiring manual knob tightening. Smaller 7-1/4 in. blade limits capacity compared to larger corded models
How It Compares
vs. Milwaukee M18 10 in. 2734-21
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Choose the 2733-20 for maximum portability and runtime, or the 2734-21 for greater cutting capacity.
vs. Corded dual bevel models
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Choose the 2733-20 for jobsites where cords hinder access or for multi-battery swap efficiency, or corded models for unlimited runtime and wider cuts.
