Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool M18 FUEL Barrel Grip Jig Saw (Tool Only)
- SKU:
- MLW2737B-20
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 4.59 LBS
Description
DUTY®
M18 FUEL Barrel Grip Jig Saw
M18 cordless system · Tool only · Battery and charger sold separately
Product Overview
This barrel-grip M18 jig saw uses T-shank blades and four orbital settings for varied cuts.
Side-mounted switches suit the barrel grip. An LED and on/off blower keep the cut line visible.
- Handle layoutBarrel grip.
- Blade connectionT-shank blade interface.
- Orbital actionFour selectable settings.
- Cut-line supportLED and switchable blower.
Technical Specifications
- Battery system
- M18
- Handle style
- Barrel grip
- Blade type
- T-shank
- Stroke length
- 1 in
- Maximum rate
- 3,500 SPM
- Orbital settings
- 4
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose a T-shank blade for the material, thickness and cut shape. The 1-inch stroke describes blade travel, not maximum workpiece thickness.
This is the barrel-grip model with side-mounted switches, not the D-handle version. Check the manual’s bevel-adjustment method before changing the shoe.
Installation & Care
Remove the battery before changing accessories, making adjustments or clearing debris. Inspect the tool and accessory before fitting the battery.
Inspect the blade clamp, shoe and cut-line area before use. Clear chips with the battery removed and keep the work supported throughout the cut.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help choosing a cordless cutting or finishing tool? Tell us your material, accessory and existing battery system.
Important Product Questions
Are a battery and charger included?
No. This is the exact tool-only model. Choose a compatible M18 battery and charger separately; accessory contents are not a battery kit.
Will a U-shank jig-saw blade fit?
The verified blade interface is T-shank. Use a compatible T-shank blade rather than assuming other shank styles will fit.
What should I check before use?
Confirm accessory fit, speed rating and condition for the task. Follow the tool instructions, secure the work and use the required guards and protective equipment.
