Mine is just died on my with no reason. I really don't think the motor is gone. Tried different batteries but only the LED light comes up and stays like that. The wheels don't start and there is no noise at all. Does anyone knows how to fix it? Is there a factory rest button or maybe a dead safety fuse,...? I would appreciate it.
I used this as a reference for my M18 compact bandsaw.. I took all the screws out but the handle didn't easily come off So I just spread it enough to get the interlock out of the gap took the nub off then dropped it back in. Thanks... For me that Interlock made it pretty impossible to use one handed. The button was in a horrible spot on the M18 compact bandsaw. Disclaimer...(This is safety equipment I don't recommend removing it)
@@grevo7229 I just never think about it until I get it out to use it and then I don't have the time. Actually, I'm going to do it right now. Thanks for the reply and reminding me.
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Please figure out the new
m18 2729s-20 dual trigger
My bandsaw doesn’t turn at all its like it gets stuck , any help with it ?
Mine is just died on my with no reason. I really don't think the motor is gone. Tried different batteries but only the LED light comes up and stays like that. The wheels don't start and there is no noise at all. Does anyone knows how to fix it? Is there a factory rest button or maybe a dead safety fuse,...? I would appreciate it.
Take it apart like this guy and make sure the trigger is being engaged when pressed.
Same thing but instead of LED one of the red battery status lights is blinking, everything else is dead.
Anyone knows what's going on?
I would make sure nothing is binding with the blade or the wheels. If the torque gets to high it will give you the same low battery flash
Has anyone done this to a m18 deep cut bandsaw yet?
I dont like the dual trigger on 2729 bandsaw
I used this as a reference for my M18 compact bandsaw.. I took all the screws out but the handle didn't easily come off So I just spread it enough to get the interlock out of the gap took the nub off then dropped it back in. Thanks... For me that Interlock made it pretty impossible to use one handed. The button was in a horrible spot on the M18 compact bandsaw. Disclaimer...(This is safety equipment I don't recommend removing it)
Is this the same for the deep cut fuel band saw and the m18 fuel compact band saw?
Not sure. I mainly have Makita but Milwaukee is horrible about these triggers. It may be similar though open it up and compare.
Nice video. Just ordered one and was wondering about that (silly ?) safety switch.. Now I think I'll leave it alone. Thanks.
I really didnt mind mine. Only did this to show how to. I thought it was pretty intuitive to use and didnt require much thought.
So on the bandsaw you have to hold down the buttton to cut? I thought my m12 bandsaw was broke.. I dont get why u can't click it over to off or on
Ya it auto resets to the safety on after every use. Kind of annoying.
@@grevo7229 super annoying wish it was regular
Great video
Do the M12 Fuel circ saw please. I hate the damn safety on that thing! Thanks for this one and I subbed.
I will have to see if I can get my hands on one. I mainly run makita but the milwaukee stuff I do have is littered with these annoying safeties
@@grevo7229 I just never think about it until I get it out to use it and then I don't have the time. Actually, I'm going to do it right now. Thanks for the reply and reminding me.
I have other M12 tools. None of them have been to bad to hack.