Great video. Thanks for taking the time to post. When will we be able to see part 2?

Excellent review, done very patiently with really helpful tips!! Sold!!

I bought this last weekend to work on our porch (victorian with lots of moldings)...I love it ...outstanding. One caveat--the battery life is grossly optimistic...my estimate is less half of the "250 lineal feet" estimate --using the 5 amp hour. Most surprising was the ability to route channels using large strait bits--these are always demanding cuts--and I did make multiple passes---but plenty of power. It's a real tool and not just a glorified laminate trimmer.

Thi has gotta be the most informative review I have seen for this router, loved it thanks

That's a great review. Thanks

Great video!👍🏽

Very explanatory and helpful tips thank you for your time ,old jimmy wa

very nice informative video. thank you

Thanks this was good info

Great video

That offset attachment is very cool

Take a shot of whiskey every time this guy says "alright".

How do you fix the micro adjust if it’s become loose and plays too much sideways?

It would be great to know why you might want the plunge base and what it is used for as well as the offset base. Great video with great information!

Thank you

Killer video

Dose the base plate have center marks on it?

Do you know if a copy ring fits on the millwaukee m18 router? Like festool does to make hinges on doors and frames. I hope you can help me, i want to buy the router but i cant find if millwaukee has a solution for this. Greetings

Best tool👍

alright!!!!

Only thing missing is a base that is adjustable to work on angled work pieces. I'll probably still buy the Milwaukee, but that missing base option leaves a hole when it comes to shop work.

Could this possibly be used for drywall cutout?

I bought it but router bit won't fit ,do I need to mod something or what ? Bits that i have are 1/4

This Milwaukee or the Dewalt XR? Any suggestions?

Is there any router table that is compatible with the Milwaukee M18 router?

Alright!!!!

It’ll be lovely and lightweight with a 2ah battery

I actually like the Ryobi 18v better and it comes with attachments 😎😎😎 and i own milwaukee m18 tools😊

you failed to mention the the offset base only has a 1/4 inch of depth adjustment. kind of a big deal.

Alright.

1 3/8”= 34.9mm, 1 1/2”= 38.1mm, not 27mm and 36mm. Not picking to be sure but you’re 1/8” to 5/16” off.

Monday black friday for 200 with two 5's hd

Everything doesnt need to be battery powered. Make this with a chord already. The battery prices are ridiculous.

oh look £300 in the uk £130 in America?? these prices are fucking disgusting

Nice but stop hurra, huray, uray...

Just an FYI, Its a "FUEL" Tool.....Meaning you dont get any benefits from paying that extra $$ if your not using a HO 9High Output) battery.....The Fuel tools take advantage of the HO by giving more power and more runtime....any tests done without an HO battery simply arent reflective of hat a Fuel tool is actually capable of. That is the whole reason for that line and those batteries....for example their standard drill, while it can run off an HO battery....it wont actually take advantage of the power that the battery is capable of....the fuel drill will. Any fuel tool, certainly a review.....to give it an honest run demands an ho battery. Again, why buy a 100,000 dollar vehicle only to drop a 20,000 dollar vehicles engine/battery in it?????

I just got my Milwaukee router set, the whole set, everything, including the HD box and offset, EU version (Germany), cost me a kidney too! problem is, in Europe we use 8mm bits, that's the most popular, common standard here, I guess it's a legacy from the pro corded era. anyway, so far, I can't use my router because all my bits are high end 8mm shaft bits, and the only collet they included was the 6mm, and please keep it metric, be civilized, cmon, the imperial shouldn't even exist at this point, even the UK, the originating imperialists, adopted the metric system long ago, as did the US, before some bizarre series of events pushed this universal system into oblivion over there! sad.. very sad. and confusing, to the rest of the world. please, people, can anyone help me here, I have a Bosh Pro router, corded and the little cordless 12v thing, also brushless, none of the collets fit the new milwaukee, the thread is different, stepping and diameter, and of course Milwaukee won't offer the 8mm, why should they. I have about 100 router bitts, very expensive, high end pro bits, all, but really, every single one of them with the 8mm shaft, and I'm not alone. I wrote to Milwaukee Germany, Milwaukee EU, Milwaukee.com, nothing! I reached out to other brands, but they just shut me down fast, claiming their collets only fit their own tools, period! I really don't want to get every bit I need in 6mm again, this is ridiculous, I never thought this would be so hard! does anyone know, do these other brands offer 8mm collets that would fit the new Milwaukee? thank you!

I loved the demonstration but you have to stop saying "alright" very other sentence. Very annoying! Alright?

As soon as you started describing how it was a bare tool, I turned the video off. Nothing against you. It’s not your fault. I can’t justify even wasting my time watching a video on something that costs $180…… And you can’t even use the damn thing without buying an expensive battery, as well as the plunge base separately.

Alright.