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Question: Can a hammer drill be used for ordinary twist drill drilling in wood?
Document: This drill works well. I am an electrician and I rough in the entire house with m18 drills, and it takes hundreds of holes ranging from 3/32 in concrete to 3 in wood, and 6 in sheet rock.ProsGreat battery life i got this drill with the large lithium batteryPlenty of torqueThe hammer works wonders on concretesmall form factor for a hammer drill especially when compared to the old hammer modelConsWhen you run it on the hammer setting the battery goes pretty quick
I purchased this drill to use to install narrow windows in block. This drill does not work in hammer mode well enough to use functionally. Could not drill with a 3/16 bit thru cinder block in over a minute. My corded hammer drill does the job in less than 5 seconds.
researched drills for quite a while decided on this one. while the very first time I used it. the screw holding the chuck together sheared off making the drill useless. to much torque. must now have it repaired. I'm sure it will happen again though. was using a three inch hole saw at the time. never had this problem with my Mikita.
High torque, good battery life and quick charge...everything I expected from a tool of this quality. The tool feels well balanced. There have been no disappointments with this unit. I do not live in a cold climate so the only thing I can not commment on is battery performance in cold weather. There is no point buying just a drill these days when a hammer drill cost about the same and is far more useful. Definitely 5 Stars for this baby.
Had it for a year now...have done a number of projects around the house including using the hammer drill function. Coming from an old crappy Makita, this thing is sweet! The battery lasts forever and it comes with two. I like the idea of the brushless motor design. It's more efficient, and the higher end tools have it these days. The only thing is that the forward / reverse switches are located low where my hand hits them all the time accidentally.
I was a bit skeptical at first, but the more I read about this new M18 Fuel Hammer Drill, I decided to give it a try. Well, all I can say is WOW! This drill really has some snot to it!Of course, you can set it to non-hammer function and it's just a beefy 1/2 inch cordless drill with lots of power. I especially like the redesign of the tool as compared to the older brush-type model.
I've owned a Milwaukee 2601 (drill only), kit for about 3 years. It has been a great drill never failing to do the job. These (unfortunately), are not the old days of $60 corded tools and buying a unit these days requires investing some time doing research...especially when batteries cost what a complete drill used to cost!I admittedly did work my way up thru a few other brands (Porter-C and Dewalt), before buying my 2601.
This is by far the best drill/driver I've ever owned.. corded or cordless. You get the drill and two high-end batteries for basically the cost of the batteries alone. I used it constantly all day long screwing down metal roofing and still had 1/3 battery left. On the way back to the shop I used it to change a flat tire. Checked the lug nuts torque when I got back, they were 85 ft. lbs. I'm sold!
I've had this drill about a week now. I just finished building a 120' wood fence and the drill performed great. It drove a couple hundred 3" screws and about 1200 each of 1-1/2" and 2" screws without missing a beat. Job took two days. and I only had to change the XC battery once each day.My only complaint is, being left-handed, the reversing switch is too easy to press. Even a slight bump and the trigger won't move.
This drill is amazing. I can't believe that it is cordless. In the past I always lugged a cord around because I always hated changing/replacing batteries and the lack of power that cordless drills had. I owned DeWalts in the past and the power would quickly fade after drilling a few holes or sinking some screws. This drill can hang with my corded drills no problem; I guess the brushless technology really made a difference.
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