Key Features
Corded-Class PowerThe table saw is built to deliver 15 amp corded saw performance without dragging a cord across the jobsite. That matters when you need fast setup, clean rip cuts, and real productivity on punch work or remodel jobs. Rip and Detail CutsThis combo gives you a Milwaukee table saw for sheet goods and straight rip work, plus a D-handle jig saw for controlled curved cuts, cutouts, and finish-sensitive work in wood, laminate, and metal. Smarter Jobsite ControlONE-KEY tracking and tool security on the table saw adds a layer of fleet management that actually helps on busy crews. You can track location, manage tools, and lock the saw out if it goes missing.
Overview
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 8-1/4″ Table Saw with One-Key, Tool Only with M18 Fuel D-Handle Jig Saw, Tool Only is a cordless combo kit for contractors who need both sheet-good ripping and controlled scroll or cutout work from the same battery platform. This is a combo kit designed for cordless table sawing and jigsaw cutting on the M18 platform. Model Number: 2736-20-2737-20. It pairs Milwaukee’s M18 FUEL table saw with the 2737-20 D-handle jig saw, giving you two very different cutting tools that cover a lot of real jobsite needs without tying you to a cord.
The table saw side of this kit is aimed squarely at carpenters, remodelers, and general contractors. Milwaukee rates it for the power of a 15 amp corded saw, with a POWERSTATE brushless motor running at 5,800 RPM. On the job, that means you are set up for ripping framing stock, plywood, and OSB with the kind of speed and consistency people expect from a serious portable table saw. The 24-1/2 inch rip capacity is the spec that really matters here because it lets you handle larger sheet goods without immediately wishing you brought a bigger saw.
Milwaukee also got the table saw details right where users actually feel the difference. The rack and pinion fence system is there for quick, repeatable fence adjustment and better chances of staying square when you are moving fast. Tool-free guard and riving knife changes save setup time, while onboard storage for the fence, miter gauge, push stick, guard, and riving knife keeps the pieces that usually get lost actually with the saw. The all-metal frame is another practical call. Portable saws live a hard life in trucks, trailers, and remodel sites, and plastic-heavy builds do not age well.
The jigsaw fills in the jobs the table saw cannot touch. The Milwaukee 2737-20 M18 FUEL D-Handle Jig Saw is built for clean, controlled cutting in a wide range of materials, including hardwoods, laminated particle board, and metal. Its POWERSTATE brushless motor drives the blade up to 3,500 strokes per minute, which is a big part of why it cuts cleaner and feels more composed under load. Milwaukee also includes 4-position orbital action, so you can tune the cut for speed or finish depending on the material and the job.
Precision and usability are where the jig saw earns its spot in the kit. You get tool-less blade changes, a tool-free bevel shoe with positive stops at 0, 15, 30, and 45 degrees, an LED light to keep the cut line visible, and an on/off blower so you can clear dust when cutting freehand or turn the blower off when using dust extraction. It accepts T-shank jig saw blades, which keeps blade selection simple and gives you access to a broad range of common blade options for wood, laminate, and metal cutting.
From a system standpoint, this combo makes sense if you are already invested in Milwaukee M18. Both tools are part of the M18 lineup, and the jig saw is called out as compatible with more than 150 M18 tools on the platform. The table saw also adds ONE-KEY connectivity, which is a real advantage for crews managing tools across multiple jobsites. Tracking, last-seen visibility, and remote lockout are not gimmicks when you are trying to keep expensive cordless tools from wandering off.
What really makes this combo useful is the way the tools complement each other. The table saw handles production-style ripping and sheet breakdown. The D-handle jig saw takes over for curved cuts, cutouts, bevel work, and finish-sensitive trimming where a larger saw is the wrong answer. If you are building cabinets on site, handling punch-list work, remodeling kitchens, or doing general carpentry where material changes constantly, that combination covers a lot of ground with two tools that share the same battery system.
Who should buy it? Pros already on M18 will get the most out of it, especially carpenters, remodelers, and general contractors who want a cordless table saw with real capacity and a jig saw that is not an afterthought. If you only need one cutting tool, this may be more kit than you need. But if your work regularly jumps from ripping plywood to cutting sink openings, trim details, or curved parts, this setup is a smart way to stay mobile and keep the truck lighter on cords.
Milwaukee M18 FUEL 8-1/4″ Table Saw with One-Key, Tool Only with M18 Fuel D-Handle Jig Saw, Tool Only for Jobsite Cutting Range
This combo covers the two cutting jobs that come up all the time on site: straight rip cuts and controlled detail cuts. Instead of forcing one tool to do everything badly, you get a dedicated cordless table saw and a dedicated cordless jig saw built for different work.
- Table saw delivers 5,800 RPM and 24-1/2 in. rip capacity
- Jig saw delivers variable speed from 0 to 3,500 strokes per minute
Portable Sawing Without Giving Up Control
The table saw is set up for fast adjustment and daily transport, which is exactly what a jobsite saw needs. The fence system, onboard storage, and all-metal frame are the kinds of features that save time and hold up when the saw is loaded in and out constantly.
- Rack and pinion fence system helps keep cuts square and adjustments quick
- Tool-free guard and riving knife changes reduce downtime between tasks
Cleaner Jig Saw Cuts in More Materials
The D-handle jig saw is built for controlled cut quality, not just raw speed. Between the orbital settings, bevel detents, LED light, and cut line blower, it is easier to follow a layout line cleanly when the material or finish actually matters.
- 4-position orbital action for tuning cut speed and finish
- Tool-free bevel adjustment with stops at 0, 15, 30, and 45 degrees
What’s in the Box
- (1) Milwaukee 2736-20 M18 FUEL 8-1/4 in. Table Saw with ONE-KEY
- (1) Anti Kick Back Pawls
- (1) Milwaukee 2737-20 M18 FUEL D-Handle Jig Saw
- (1) Dust Collection Tube
- (1) Shoe Guard
- (1) Anti-Splinter Guard
- (1) Dust Cover
- (1) General Purpose Jig Saw Blade
- (1) Hex Wrench
Batteries and charger are sold separately. This is a tool-only combo kit.
Key Specifications
| Tool Platform | M18 |
|---|---|
| Table Saw Blade Diameter | 8-1/4 in. |
| Table Saw No-Load Speed | 5,800 RPM |
| Table Saw Rip Capacity | 24-1/2 in. |
| Jig Saw Speed Range | 0 to 3,500 SPM |
| Jig Saw Bevel Stops | 0°, 15°, 30°, 45° |
| Blade Interface | T-shank jig saw blades |
| Product Weight | 55.8 lb |
Compatibility
Battery PlatformBoth tools are part of the Milwaukee M18 System. Tool ManagementThe table saw is ONE-KEY compatible for tracking, tool management, and remote lockout features. Blade InterfaceThe jig saw accepts standard T-shank jig saw blades.
Built For
Carpentry Remodeling General Contracting Plywood and OSB Ripping Hardwood Cutting Laminated Particle Board Metal Cutting with the Jig Saw Jobsite Punch Work
Pro Tip
Use the table saw for breaking down long straight cuts first, then switch to the 2737-20 jig saw for sink cutouts, notches, and curved finish work. That keeps your good-face material cleaner and saves you from trying to force a table saw to do detail work it was never meant for.
Tool Nut’s Take
Tool Nut’s Take
One cordless kit that handles both production cuts and detail work
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 8-1/4″ Table Saw with One-Key, Tool Only with M18 Fuel D-Handle Jig Saw, Tool Only makes a lot of sense for pros who bounce between sheet goods, trim-outs, and jobsite cut-ins.
- Who it’s for: Carpenters, remodelers, and general contractors already on M18 who want a serious cordless table saw plus a capable jig saw that can keep up.
- Why it stands out: You get corded-class table saw performance, useful 24-1/2 in. rip capacity, ONE-KEY tracking, and a jig saw with 3,500 SPM, orbital settings, and clean-control features that matter.
- Worth knowing: This is a tool-only combo, so plan on supplying batteries and charger. It is a strong fit for M18 users, but not the budget play if you are starting from zero.
Common Questions
- Is this a cordless combo kit? Yes. Both tools are part of Milwaukee’s M18 cordless platform.
- Does the table saw support ONE-KEY? Yes. The 2736-20 table saw is ONE-KEY compatible for tracking and tool security features.
- What kind of blades does the jig saw use? The 2737-20 jig saw accepts T-shank jig saw blades.
- What is the rip capacity of the table saw? The table saw offers 24-1/2 inches of rip capacity.
- Are batteries and charger included? No. This is a tool-only combo kit.
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