Milwaukee 2719-20 M18 Fuel Hackzall Reciprocating Saw

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE 2719-20 is a compact, one-handed reciprocating saw built on the M18 FUEL platform. It runs on a POWERSTATE brushless motor, which delivers increased cutting speed and power through demanding applications without the wear associated with brushed motors. REDLINK Plus Intelligence provides overload protection by maintaining communication between the tool, battery, and charger to optimize performance in real time. This bare-tool unit is intended for professional electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors who already have M18 batteries in their inventory.

The 2719-20 is designed for tight-space cutting work where a full-size reciprocating saw is impractical. Its one-handed form factor makes it well suited for cutting pipe, conduit, strapping, and fasteners in confined areas such as wall cavities, ceiling chases, and mechanical rooms. The tool is sold without a battery or charger and is compatible with the M18 REDLITHIUM battery system. It is appropriate for both residential and light commercial service work.

Key Features

• POWERSTATE brushless motor delivers higher cutting speed and power with reduced motor wear
• REDLINK Plus Intelligence enables overload protection through system-level communication between tool, battery, and charger
• REDLITHIUM battery technology provides more work per charge and extended pack life compared to standard lithium-ion packs
• Pivoting shoe maintains constant contact with the workpiece for smoother cuts with reduced bucking and vibration
• Compact one-handed design suited for cutting in confined or overhead spaces
• Bare-tool configuration for techs already equipped with M18 batteries

Compatibility

Compatible with the M18 REDLITHIUM battery system. Designed as a bare-tool addition for professionals already operating within the Milwaukee M18 cordless platform.

Installation Notes

Installation and blade changes should be performed with the battery pack removed to prevent accidental activation. Blade selection should match the material being cut; use appropriate bi-metal or carbide-tipped blades for pipe and conduit work. This tool is typically serviced and operated by licensed electricians, plumbers, and HVAC technicians in accordance with applicable jobsite safety requirements. Inspect the pivoting shoe and blade clamp for wear or damage before each use.