Milwaukee 2719-20 M18 FUEL Hackzall (Bare Tool) – Cordless Reciprocating Saw

Meet the Milwaukee 2719-20 M18 FUEL Hackzall (Bare Tool)

Designed for tight spaces and demanding tasks, this compact cordless reciprocating saw from Milwaukee blends power with control. As a bare tool, it pairs with your existing M18 ecosystem, giving you flexible setup on the job site while delivering steady performance when you need it most.

Power, speed, and intelligent protection

The Hackzall uses a POWERSTATE brushless motor to push cutting speed and power higher, helping you tackle tougher materials with less effort. Reducing downtime, REDLINK Plus intelligence coordinates the tool, battery, and charger to optimize performance and provide overload protection. The result is consistent performance across challenging tasks without overheating or bogging down during extended use.

• POWERSTATE Brushless Motor: faster cuts and stronger performance for tough applications
• REDLINK Plus Intelligence: advanced system protection and optimized performance
• REDLITHIUM battery technology: durable pack construction and improved work per charge
• Pivoting shoe: maintains constant contact with the workpiece for smoother cuts and reduced vibration

Real-world versatility

Whether you’re remodeling, plumbing, electrical rough-ins, or trimming in tight spaces, the Hackzall is built to handle a variety of tasks with finesse. Its compact form fits where a larger saw cannot, while the pivoting shoe and balanced weight contribute to comfortable operation over longer sessions.

• Ideal for fast demolition, precise cuts in confined areas, and wood or soft metal work
• Engages in tight corners and awkward angles with steady control

What you should know about compatibility

As a bare tool, this Milwaukee Hackzall requires an M18 battery and charger from your existing setup. The tool is designed for easy integration into the M18 family, with the potential for longer work sessions when paired with a high-capacity REDLITHIUM pack. Ergonomic design aims for comfortable handling, even during extended use.

Care, tips, and best practices

For lasting performance, use the correct blade for each material, maintain clean contacts, and store the tool in a dry environment. Let the blade do the work with steady pressure, and switch blades as needed to preserve cutting efficiency.

• Use the appropriate blade for material and application
• Keep blades sharp and clean for best results