Bare-Tool Milwaukee 2602-20 M18 18-Volt Cordless 1/2-Inch Hammer Drill/Driver (Tool Only, No Battery)

I am a traveling service technician i purchased this drill to replace a corded hammer drill and a milwaukee cordless drill that i carried this tool does as good a job or better than the previous two did at less than half the weight i would purchase this drill again in a heart beat excellent drill sufficient as a hammer drill for drilling small to medium holes in concrete up to about half inches which is as big as i needed to go overall excellent milwaukee tool that i would not hessitate to purchase again if need be

I just ordered this contractor grade drill yesterday and have received it already in less then 24 hours later and didn't pay for extra shipping. Bravo Hardwaresales(dot)com, you earned another customer. I'm a professional Electrical Contractor an I'm very happy with this drill. I unfortunately misplaced my other one (probably up in somebody's attic) and needed to replace it. I've owned it since it's release and have put it through heavy electrical contractor use on a daily basis. I previously was never a fan of Milwaukee and had always used Dewalt. I now wouldn't trade this drill for two Dewalts. It has no problem handling a 7/8 auger bit, 2" self feed bits, 4" hole saws and Masonry bits. The LED light is excellent, battery life is great not to mention the battery life indicator light, weight and handling is good.
I'm known by my friends as a "tool snob" and feel this is the best performance drill and best looking drill on the Market. I own pretty much every other drill of...Read more

I'm a professional contractor and I bought this drill along with the m18 4 tool cordless a little less than a year ago. I have no real complaints about the other tools in the set, they work well in a pinch when power isnt readily available. I used the drill everyday as my workhorse tool, so when I was looking at the set I considered just buying a 400$ hilti drill instead but was swayed by Milwaukee's reputation in the professional trades and their 5 year warranty. I loved the drill until it started to die suddenly, albeit rare enough that I lived with it. Then 7 months into it's life it just stopped working. I said no problem I use a crappy backup drill and send it in to get repaired under warranty. A week and half later I get an letter, including a max repair estimate for 124$, in the fine print I see the notations that tool was denied warranty because of foreign debris/material inside tool and that it had worn motor brushes and a slipping clutch. So apparently using the tool...Read more