Milwaukee 2904-20 12V 1/2" Hammer Drill/Driver (Bare Tool)
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About Milwaukee 2904-20 12V 1/2" Hammer Drill/Driver (Bare Tool)
Overall Feedback:
93% positive
76% appreciated the long-lasting battery life
I have M18 batteries for my large impact drivers.
87% impressed with the drill's durability, while 13% experienced frequent breakdowns
The hammer drill design can achieve better results when drilling into materials with higher resistance, such as concrete, stone, and bricks.
My belt clip ripped out of the plastic, probably due to bouncing around as it was not secured at all.
I have noticed that the drill frequently stops while hitting a stud or nail and gets stuck in between, with wood dust back filling the hole. This makes it difficult for me to move the drill back or forth.
Rephrased: The drill frequently gets stuck while hitting a stud or nail, with wood dust back filling the hole, making it difficult to move back or forth.
83% found it easy to use, but 17% found it difficult
I have complained that the drill stops too frequently when hitting a stud or nail, which defeats its purpose and is frustrating.
85% liked the comfortable grip
The ergonomic handle design makes it more comfortable for me to operate the drill/driver.
73% appreciated the low noise level, while 27% found it loud and vibratory
Despite its outstanding quality, the drill is loud.
89% found the hammer effective
I can achieve better results when drilling into materials with higher resistance, such as concrete, stone, and bricks, with the hammer drill design of this drill/driver.
87% impressed with the powerful motor, while 13% found it underpowered
The hammer drill design of this drill/driver can achieve better results when drilling into materials with higher resistance, like concrete, stone, and bricks.
I find that the Diablo nail eater spade bits are almost defeated by the drill stopping too often when hitting a stud or nail.
