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Question: my 2401-20 doesn't look like this mine is all black head has the same model #on the side of drill and has a belt clip on it. Do i have a new version?
Document: This is my second one of these. I do contract hardware and this is great for final assembly work when torque settings are important. Also with its small clip in head, I don't take the chance of marring panels when doing tight work like I would with a standard rotating drill head.
I bought this to replace my previous 2401-20, because I thought I had ruined it. It got very wet for a couple of weeks unknown to me. I couldn't get it to turn. I kept treating it with WD-40 to no avail, so I ordered this one as a replacement. Well, sure enough, when I received the replacement my old one finally came to life!
I purchased my first Milwaukee 2401-20 back in 2008 as a complete package with 2 batteries and a charger. I use it nearly everyday at work and love it. After several years it began acting weird at times and a short time later I let the smoke out of the motor. I bought this bare 2401 for a good price and now I'm back in business.
I bought this because now that I am retired and have a bum arm, I can't use heavy tools over head. This tool is really powerful enough for home projects and for getting into small spaces. I also like having the light feature. I anticipate it will outlast me!
I order this to replacing my Brocken Milwaukee 240-20. I like this tools are number one and powerful nice tools
I'll grab this tool all the time to handle a certain task but, almost always end up going back to the shed for the real Milwaukee cordless drill with an actual chuck and some power. It's a good product, Milwaukee only makes good products, it's just not very useful as a real tool.You'll end up spending the extra $20 on special drill bits for this so, why not spend it on a true drill.
I purchased this driver to test out the M12 series from Milwaukee. My regular driver is from Bosch, which I like very much. It is however fairly heavy and can get a bit cumbersome on the belt over a long day. This Milwaukee is an excellent substitute, lacking only somewhat is torque power. The battery life was solid, a single cell lasted me through the day without issue.
Great tool for tight places and nice to use this when you dont need a full size cordless drill. I really like Milwaukee and would buy it again
Not quite as fast, but he didn't have to finish the job. Some will imply you can't drill with this....I do, for what I need with no problems. Compact and powerful. Love, love, love it and that is why when I thought the old one was gone I had to have one just like it.
As the title states, this tool is decent for what it is, a screwdriver. It is not an impact driver, nor is it a drill. You can certainly use it as a drill, with 1/4&#34; hex shank drill bits, but it is intended for driving smaller screws, hence the 500rpm max.I like it well enough for that, utilizing it mostly for installing switches and receptacles, or small screws when working on my vehicles - finesse applications.
Answer: yes