Drills Reviews

You cant go wrong when you buy Milwaukee, and this product does not disappoint. It is a classic design that has been used for years, and it works well with all the Hex Shank Self Feed Bit components.

These extensions are A REAL HELP in re-wiring old houses & a big help on any construction site. When you have a NEED to reach a hard to reach location to install a needed hole - this can be the ANSWER to the issue to be a easy job. This can turn a big job into a easy-happy part of the day to enjoy. Work can be fun when you have the correct tools. Yes, work can be fun. The correct tools cut down on drag time & increase profit for the work done & bring compliants from customers. ...

A great price for a carbide blade. Blade cuts with precision and leaves little to no roughness. Cuts smooth and leaves little to sand. I would recommend this blade!

As usual, you cant miss with Milwaukee products.Almost all my power tools are Milwaukee Red.Price was fair,shipping good.Can't complain.

This is an exact duplicate of the cord which came with my Milwaukee Magnum Hole Shooter corded drill when it was new. It was very convenient to just twist off my badly cut cord and then twist on the new replacement. I am told that it fits all other corded Milwaukee power tools interchangably. Then there is a very solid feel to the connection at the base of the drill handle. I couldn't have chosen a better quality drill than Milwaukee. It is one of the better choices I've made for my shop.

The concept looks so simple that I wondered why no one had thought of this before. It wasn't until I received this set, that I realized how complex these bits are.

There are several cutting surfaces on each bit that allows the bit to guide through the wood with ease. Even the angled holes that they advertise. These have become my number one boring bits.

I should have ordered the 5 piece set to begin with, as I have already ordered the 2 that this set does not come with. I hope Milwaukee will make some larger sizes as well.

Anyone who runs electrical or plumbing lines through framing will find these indispensable. Especially those odd hard to reach runs, in corners, around columns and supports, or anywhere you need to bore a hole.

I use to own a Makita flashlight that used rechargeable batteries, and after that experience, I stayed far away from them. The charge was only good for quick uses... never anything substantial. For years afterwards I use a Maglite whenever I needed a flashlight, but would go through batteries way too often, which became an expensive option. After purchasing a Milwaukee V28 drill, I decided to get the V28 flashlight to go with it. Within three days of getting it, I ended up working on a plumbing problem and spent over three hours under a house at night. After that, I'm convinced the V28 flashlight is the best flashlight ever made. It's VERY bright, and being able to adjust the position of the beam using the pivoting head is a fantastically useful feature. Another feature that I didn't see mentioned is the ability to adjust the 'spread' of the beam like on Maglite flashlights... extremely useful. After three hours, the power didn't even begin to fade.

If you plan on using a Milwaukee 5615, 5616, or 5619 router to do any type of routing needing a template guide (e.g., from the Porter-Cable 42000 kit), this accessory base is mandatory. A template guide is inserted into the base, which is designed to receive a guide -- a template guide screw ring holds the guide in place.

The sub-base is constructed using the identical material of the standard base, and it fits the router perfectly. The only difference is the size of the center hole. This is a high-quality item and you should have no qualms about buying one.

The Milwaukke hawk is a great rotary hammer. It is light weight and easy on your hands when using it just about all day. This drill has lots of power and the power transfer from the drill to the bit is great hardly no effort to start a hole the bits do not walk. This is a GREAT drill for mid size hole.

I've had occasion to use many different hammer drills, but I always come back to this one as my favorite. It's lightweight, compact, and has the construction that Milwaukee is famous for. Even though it's smaller than most, it outperforms every 1/2" hammer drill I've ever used. There's not another 3/8" hammer drill that belongs in the same category. This is a heavy duty, professional grade tool that won't let you down no matter what you throw at it.