Love my Milwaukee stuff, but how many cuts are we getting at that speed before the batteries start dying

Milwaukee is next level on all there tools

We all know electric motors have more torque, but I’m sure not going to rely on a battery when I go out cutting in the woods and I can’t have a back up battery charging at all times.

I'll take the Stihl.

The one thing people haven't pointed out is that Milwaukee has way more torque than your average two-stroke. That's the whole point of electric motors there literally just torque. I'm not trying to shit on my good ol Stihl.

When you said that wasn't a stock saw I was like well this comparison is a waste of time... I was wrong!

Don't need hearing protection and only have to carry bar oil and batteries. Or loud gas chainsaws that require fuel mixing as well as bar oil. A lot of people say well how many cups can you get out of one battery and to that I say well how many cuts do you get out of one tank these things suck down fuel pretty fast. Yes a gallon of gas goes a lot farther than probably all of your Milwaukee batteries combined. There's a place in time for each tool. However those places and times are more often becoming electric and y'all just have to accept that.

Impressive but if I’m buying anything such as a chainsaw I’m buying the STIHL with a motor. The battery won’t last near as long as the motor. Electrical tools have their place but I don’t believe that longevity is one of them in the conversation of chainsaws

That Milwaukee is a beast

Good comparison

Stihl=11 seconds

That’s actually very impressive

Thanks for all the informative videos

The battery stuff has gotten really good.

M18 For home owners/hobbyist ( if you want) and always gas for anything continuously serious. That will never change. The only other possibility is if you have at least 10 - 8.0+ batteries or larger with 2 rapid chargers (Even though all their 12.0 HDS are shit, due to Shorting out.) But even then it's not a contender in my eye, and would still choose the gas powered for any serous business-- Which is of course the correct conclusion.

This is the comparison I needed, I’m selling my 194t…

Sharpening does the difference for sure

I love Milwaukee however I do trees for a living so even carrying spare batteries I doubt they’ll last as long with the amount of cuts and time running it has its benefits but I’ll stick with a 2stroke for commercial use but for home use that Milwaukee is a badass saw

I’m interested to know what the state of each chains sharpness was for this test… but I’m certainly intrigued by having an electric in-tree saw… seems like it would be much lighter and safer in many ways

Is chain the same?How long battery will last ,how it’s behave on the rain ?Mass deference?price included batteries?