Milwaukee 2904-20 12V 1/2" Hammer Drill/Driver (Bare Tool)

I was able to use this battery drill to hole saw a 4-1/4" penetration through brick for my dryer vent. It took about a whole battery but it was up to the task. For homeowner diy purposes I don't see any reason to have a corded drill anymore.

Milwaukee is hands down the best. My neighbor never returned my drill so after 10 years of hard use and abuse I got a new one. This drill has what feels like, twice the torque of my old M18 fuel drill, in an exen smaller package. Its heavier also so I now use it with my 5ah battery instead of my 6ah

As a professional home remodeler, I got the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/2" Hammer Drill (2904-20) for my crew, and I’m borderline obsessed with it. Its 1,400 in-lbs of torque and 33,000 BPM rip through concrete for anchor bolts or heavy timber for framing on job sites like it’s nothing. The 6.9-inch compact design is a lifesaver in tight spots like kitchen refits, and the AutoStop clutch saves my wrist when bits jam—happens more than I’d like. The brushless motor and REDLINK PLUS keep it cool during long days, but the chuck loosening with bigger bits is a pain. It’s hefty with a 5.0Ah battery, though the solid grip and bright LED light balance it out. It’s overkill for small tasks, but for pro-level remodels, this drill’s the MVP of my toolkit.

Excelente producto. Calidad increíble

Todo perfecto, en tiempo y forma

Love it

A solid and reliable drill like everything from Milwaukee

So just bought this because my coworker lost 2 of them so far of the Gen. 3. Boss wont be happy if he finds out. so I replaced it. Hehe Then I looked into it and realized it was a great price better than home depot. So I write-up on the new features and I said nice thanks I'm happy I won't smash my hands anymore because of auto stop ... well this machine is beautifully madeNegative -1starI burn through bits being a residential electrician . While this has power and does not smash hands . The drill stops to often when hitting a stud or nail . Almost defeats the purpose of the Diablo nail eater spade bits I buy for that reason. With the 7" auger bit . It just would get through 3and then it stops and I have to somehow back out but I can't because auto stop and I'm stuck in 3, 2×4between a nail or stud wood dust back filling the hole the deeper im pulled in and I'm stuck no movement on drill back or forth . .. gear 1 no Beauno either . Another spadebit finds its Forever home🥲