Milwaukee Cordless Drill Review

Of course, Milwaukee Cordless Drill is one of the most favorite of customers, but does that make it the best quality machine available in the market? Let’s have a look at some of the models of drill machines from this manufacturer.

The 0824-24 is one of the more popular models. It comes ready with two numbers of V18 batteries. Of further convenience is a charger provided. At times drills comes without one and you need to charge the battery on the machine itself. That really negates the purpose of having two batteries, as for all practical purposes you are able to use only one at a time. In the case of Milwaukee Cordless Drill you continue to work with one battery while the other one gets charged on the charger.

The motor delivers a torque of five hundred and fifty inches-pounds that is good enough for most of the applications at site. It’s provided with a case, and can thus be hauled around with ease.



The bits are held securely in place by a chuck made of half an inch thick metal and you can surly go ahead with your job without having to worry about the bits getting blown out.

The battery charges can be used for reloading of batteries of eighteen to twenty-eight volts. The maximum time it takes to reload a battery is sixty minutes.

I may hint here about refurbished Milwaukee cordless Drills. Though renovated, they are of good quality and save you a lot of money when compared to the price of a new machine. They are as good as a new machine minus the price tag.

Let’s have a look at its model 0612-20, which is the latest and comes in a very compact size can fit into smaller places. And, at times conditions at site demand that feature. It works at a speed of 1400 r.p.m. (revolutions per minute) to deliver a torque of nearly 400 inches per pound.

The chuck can be adjusted to 20 different clutch positions without using a key for that purpose. That really is great as it enables a much quicker insertion or withdrawal of bits. Depending upon the point of purchase, you can get it with batteries. It is designed to work thru half an inch of steel or three quarters of wood.

It falls short of ten inches, if you like to compare its length with other models. That is a plus point again, as far as maneuverability is concerned. It’ll suffice to say that the Milwaukee Cordless Drill continues to get great reviews from users who rate it as one of the best available machines.