🔨 Milwaukee 5342-21 2-Inch SDS Max Rotary Hammer Drill Review

The first thing that struck me about this particular model is its weight. To a guy like me, heavy means well built, and this thing is a heavy nut. It's great because it has enough power to demolish anything and with a twist of the handle you can drill a 6" hole in 3ft of granite. This is the best and most amazing power tool I have ever owned and I have a lot of them. I've been a plumber for many years and swear by Milwaukee tools. The batteries are great, the tools are always well built, and…

I have used Kango impact drills for many years. When I had to replace my last one a few years ago it was discontinued and I was very disappointed. Then I heard Milwaukee bought it and upgraded the drill. I bought it as soon as it came out. They really brought it home. I've had it for over 6 years now and it still rattles. Highly recommend, the anti-vibration handle really improved drilling. Can't say enough: 52 3/4"-6" anchor bolts that were drilled and installed in a few hours. It used to take

I passed these first and thought a smaller drill would suit my needs. It turns out you need it if you want to go through fieldstone, granite and other really hard materials and drill deep into those materials. For my particular project, I had to drill through several rocks of different sizes. and a composition of about 15 feet if all stacked. With a 1/2" hammer drill and the speed I observed, I think I calculated about 40 hours of work or more, and probably the same number of drill bits were…