Milwaukee Cordless Drills

What to look for when purchasing a Milwaukee Cordless Drill

If you are looking for a Milwaukee cordless drill there are many options available but the determining factor is what you will be using it for. I would recommend at least 14.4 volts as power and tourqe are important to be able to power through even hard woods.

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The main difference in price levels are the internal parts of the drill. The casual use drills used by the diy crowd, will most likely have plastic gears while the professional models ,around twice as much, will have metal gears. I have included an excellent buying guide in .pdf available here.

Battery life is also a big factor and whatever drill you purchase, I would recommend buying a backup battery if you are planning to use it for an extended period of time. That way you will have no down time while charging a battery.

The following is a list of some of the Milwaukee cordless drills available at Amazon. Most qualify for Super Saver free shipping.

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Milwaukee 0625-24 18-Volt Ni-Cad 1/2-Inch Cordless Drill/Driver Kit - Milwaukee introduces the new Lok-Tor¿ 2 series of cordless driver/drills and hammer-drills. The rugged Lok-Tor¿ series delivers high torque, long run-time and the increased durability and quality expected from Milwaukee Electric Tools. All Lok-Tor¿ 2 models feature an exclusive all-metal, single-sleeve ratcheting chuck with carbide jaws to provide high grip torque on bits. A new Milwaukee-built high efficiency motor delivers up to 495 in.-lbs. of torque. The high efficiency motor and superior battery technology combine to provide the ultimate run-time.

Milwaukee 0724-24 V28 Lithium-Ion 1/2-Inch Cordless Hammer Drill/Driver Kit - Sporting the longest running 28-volt hammer drill on the market, Milwaukee’s V28 lithium-ion cordless kit is always charged up for the beefiest drilling and driving applications. The tool switches easily between drill, drive, and hammer modes for less downtime and smoother transitions between tasks. This ½-inch hammer drill cranks out a whopping 600 inch-pounds of torque for drilling large holes and driving heavy bolts for deck support, playground equipment, and post-and-beam construction. The two variable speeds do it fast, too, spinning along at 0-600 or 0-1800 rpm’s for more productivity.

Milwaukee 0602-22 12-Volt Ni-Cad 3/8-Inch Cordless Driver/Drill Kit - I know I said 14.4 minimum but this is quite possibly, this is the world's best 12-volt drill. When you first pick it up, you don't expect much: It's light and amazingly compact. But wrap your hand around the cushioned, soft-grip, non-slip handle and squeeze the comfortable, rubberized trigger, and you're packing so much torque--280 inch/pounds—-that we defy you not to shout "Oh yeah!" First, we love the size. It's so smartly designed and built that you'll be able to work in the tight spots other drills can only dream about. We have no beef with the tough plastic housing, because it definitely contributes to the light weight. The battery design is a stroke of genius because it enables you to insert the battery with the overlap to the front OR the back, so you can tailor the shape of your drill to your workspace.

Milwaukee 0627-24 18-Volt Ni-Cad 1/2-Inch Cordless Hammer Drill/Driver Kit - The Milwaukee 18-volt platform is a supremely versatile tool line, and the hammer drills are no exception. With an exclusive reversible battery pack, these tools can tackle any job. They have all the durability and power of a corded model, but without a cumbersome cord, because they feature the V28 Lithium Ion Cordless Tool System -- with a battery that offers up to twice the runtime and 40 to 50 percent more power than a regular 18-volt battery pack at the same weight. And unlike NiCad batteries, these batteries are capable of maintaining their power level through their entire discharge cycle.