Milwaukee MX FUEL 14" Cut-Off Saw (MXF314)

The Milwaukee MX FUEL 14-Inch Cut-Off Saw (model MXF314) is a heavy-duty, cordless construction power tool designed to deliver full 14-inch cut-off capacity with zero emissions, lower noise, and less vibration compared to gas-powered saws.

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation was founded in 1924 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States, by A.H. Petersen and Albert F. Siebert. Over the decades, the company earned an industry-wide reputation for durable, contractor-focused professional tools, famously pioneering the reciprocating Sawzall.

In 2005, Milwaukee was acquired by Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd. (TTI), a major multinational power tool and equipment manufacturer headquartered in Hong Kong. While Milwaukee maintains its operational headquarters, research, design, and some manufacturing facilities in Brookfield, Wisconsin, and across the United States, high-volume production for cordless tools like the MX FUEL line takes place globally, primarily across TTI's manufacturing footprint in China and Vietnam, with some assembly in the United States.