🔨 Milwaukee MLW2504 20V Cordless Hammer Drill Review

I saw the price under $50 and bought it immediately even though I have an old model. 1/8" holes with spade bit in 2x4 material drilling mode. 3/16" holes in concrete blocks and bricks. Finally as a screwdriver with Spax 2 1/2"#10 construction screws. As a drill and impact drill it worked very well, some adaptations from the previous model but drilled and hammered just fine. A little more power than the old one and it's useful. As Driver it's just horrible. Believe everything you hear about his…

I've been using this for about a year now and apart from a few minor things it's probably my favorite drill I've ever used. Well balanced and light weight even when used with a 6Ah battery (definitely recommend the 6Ah battery instead of the usual small 1.5Ah battery as it offers a bit more power and run time and getting the stand up relieved). This is a versatile drill that works surprisingly well as a hammer drill, handles larger drills and small to medium sized hole saws well and has proven…

I bought this after reading reviews about how good the 12v range was 3 years ago of picks from Milwaukee. I think there might have been a place for 12 volt drills back then. This is a new drill and I thought it would be "lightweight" and "compact". I'm used to using the Milwaukee Surge, the newer Hitachi drills and the entire DeWalt line. Let me say that this drill might be lighter and more compact on paper, but it feels twice as heavy and clunky as anything I'm used to. First, a traditional…