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Question: What does the drill weigh with a battery in it?  6.9 lbs listed is for the whole case I assume which is a useless number.
Document: I  received this as a gift over 4 years ago and use it quite often, very light and powerful, it was an excellent gift.I recently purchased the XC battery which is a great addition to my collection, and also give the drill a base to stand on
This tool would be receiving a five as it is a great tool in the M12 collection of Milwaukee tools. I love it. Same as with the drill/driver. The weight and drive capability is fantastic! The batteries last a good time and the battery meter built into the tool makes it great for telling when to recharge. No guess work!So, why only 4 stars? Well, the attachment interface is actually just a 3/8&#34; connector. There is no chuck. So, if you want to use all the 1/4&#34; bits and impact designed bits that are out there, you need a 3/8&#34; to 1/4&#34; connector which Milwaukee makes for around $15.
In hand this drill with brushless motors is packed with torque and tremendous for its small size and light weight. While the lithium ion battery is small and meets drill driver challenges it is a nuisance to not be able to stand it up on the handle. Even laying it down is probematic since there is a hanging clip on one side which could easily scratch surfaces you lay the tool on. Milwaukee's quality is built in, but the form factor design could definitly be improved.
I am not a contractor, just a home woodworking shop guy, and I tend to build &#34;fine&#34; things rather than construction things. Anyway, it's no big deal, the belt clip is held on with a real screw into a real brass insert and you can just remove it if you have the same concerns as I did.Extra battery means that I will never be waiting for a charge too.
This is the best cordless hand drill I have ever used. Plenty of power, batter really lasts, Great speed and torque control, and the keyless chuck works very well. This is a mist-have. I like mine so much I bought two more for work.
I gave up my old drill of almost a decade to get something a bit more powerful.This Milwaukee is my new go-to drill. I don't use it that often, but when I do, its a workhorse. It charges easily, has a simple system for changing bits, and has more power than my old Black and Decker.
I bought this to replace a 20+ year old Makita 7.2 NiCd cordless drill that was shot and the trigger used to jam ON (you can imagine how that worked out on fine woodworking projects when assembling them). Anyway, I did some on line research and this one seemed to come up as the clear leader. Metal chuck and a serious warranty probably means I won't have to worry. One thing that I didn't like - but it's just me - is the little belt clip - it can be attached to either side of the drill, but for me, I would be afraid that it would start scratching/marring the surface of whatever I lay the drill on when assembling something.
-I prefer Milwaukee over ALL other Brands-This one is for my Wife !! !-What you'd expect from Milwaukee !
I bought it as a present, and I must say, it has been one of the most handy little tools. It is not as light as an impact, but it is pretty light, small, and is probably one of the best drills I have purchased.
They don't include one in the kit. Stupid! You can order one here on Amazon. I ordered one through Home Depot. Unfortunately, they are hard to find and you do need one to actually be useful with this otherwise great tool!!!!!! !
Answer: no