Milwaukee Electric Tools MLW2504-20 M12 Fuel 1/2" Hammer Drill (Bare)

I think Milwaukee hit it out of the park with their line of Fuel battery operated tools. The only thing I do not like about this drill is that the clutch is the electronic kind. I much prefer the mechanical one that makes ratcheting noises, which isn't affected by the kinetic mass of the spinning motor when the fastener stops. Other than that, I do pretty much everything with this little thing. I haven't driven a half inch bit into concrete yet, but it would probably do it. I wouldn't use it for great big industrial duty, but pretty much anything in the house / garage can be done with this thing. 1 1/2" spade bits through joists, no problem. 3/8 headed lag bolts, no problem... but an impact is just better suited for that kind of duty. It fits the hand well, doesn't weigh a ton, has plenty of battery options, doesn't feel like it is going to snap in half... I just don't have much negative to say about it. One thing that sucks about it... the forward/reverse switch. I like to be able to switch from forward to reverse with one hand... the thumb goes for reverse, and the index finger for forward. Well, switching to forward doesn't go so well, not because the switch is crappy, but pushing it until it is flush with your index finger when its in your right hand just... doesn't go so well. So, I cut a chunk of rubber from somewhere and glued it onto the switch so it projects out 1/8" further. Its a bit hillbilly, but took care of that problem. This may or may not be an issue for other people, but it drove me bananas. Because, you know... you're always holding something in your other hand when you need to switch from forward to reverse.

Es un buen producto no lóbulo mucho soñó si necesitas un bateria de 4 o 5 amo para que trabajes bien

I drilled some 3/8” holes in steel with this, handled that with no issue. It is a small drill, and fits in the pocket of my coveralls. Has a good amount of power for its size.

Me parece muy buen producto; es compacto, muy versátil, con muy buena potencia, de muy buena marca, se desempeña super excelente en trabajos para el hogar, pero considero que incluso para uso pesado es bueno ya que en mi empleo (técnico de mantenimiento en una empresa) utilizamos el mismo modelo de taladro para diversas actividades y hasta el momento se siguen desempeñando muy bien.

It's a great drill, the hammer feature works just as well as any other battery drill. I was worried it would not be strong enough but it is very strong. I bought it to try and see if I could carry a drill in regular bags on roof top, I only use the small size battery, I have three and change it every 2nd or third day. I have always used the dewalt SDS 20v drill which is giant to hammer and the regular size Impact to do drill, fasting etc and dreaded having to buy a large drill to actually do hammer drilling because i didnt not want to carry that on me. This drill really does cover all of my needs and is very small, If i really need to hammer something considerable I can always grab the SDS still. I have been using this to drill through roof tiles to attach zip ties to and to hammer holes to put in studs on the sides of home and cinder block etc. I watched some reviews before I bought it were they tried to hammer deep with a with a large bit so I have tried that too just to see and it definitely will drill them pretty much as fast as a large 18 or 20 but if i was going to do that a lot i would grab a different tool.