Milwaukee 48-32-1700 Insert Bit Screw Driving Set, 20-Piece

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20 Pc. Screwdriver Bit Set Type: Insert Bit Set Drive Size: 1/4 Point Type: Phillips, Square, Torx, Slotted Screwdriver Size Range: Phillips #1-#3 Torx Size Range: T15 - T25 Hex Size: N/A mm
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- Designed for quick change applications
- Crafted from high grade S2 tool steel which provides excellent wear resistance for long life
- The magnetic drive guide reduces fastener slipping and wobble by holding long fasteners in place while the sleeve retracts as the screw is driven into the material
- Includes magnet on underside of case allows it to be attached to most metal tool boxes, job storage boxes, truck boxes or other metal surfaces for quick, easy access
- Compact, rugged case provides individual storage for bits as well as storage for the drive guide
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 "Milwaukee 48-32-1700 Insert Bit Screw Driving Set, 20-Piece" 2010-01-31
By Richard R. Beaudoin
The Milwaukee 48-32-1700 Insert Bit Screw Driving Set, is easy to use and I dont understand why others have a hard time with the mechanics of selecting and dispensing the bit they need. It works great.

 "Nice bit set - can not go wrong for the price" 2010-01-13
By S. Kwong (Brooklyn, New York United States)
It's a pretty nice bit set for the money. The kit fits in your pocket or your drill case. Highly recommended.

 "Worth Every Penny!!!" 2010-01-02
By Halffadan (Long Island, NY)
I've read reviews that people have purchased this item for $3 on Amazon. I paid $4 on Ebay, and it's worth every penny. Yes, the case is difficult to manipulate, but for $4, take it out of the crappy case and store it in one of your other Milwaukee, Dewalt, or Craftsman for that matter, half empty bit cases kicking around your tool bag or garage!!! $4 for all these bits is a no brainer.

 "Annoying case" 2009-09-09
By Adam (Las Vegas, NV)
The bits get stuck in "roof" of the case and are nearly impossible to retrieve. The case doesn't come apart. Bits aren't long enough to use without the quick change adapter. The adapter is several inches long. Disappointing product. I was tyring to save a few bucks by buying this instead of Makita. My mistake.

 "m" 2009-09-07
By S. Howes (USA)
I own a large selection of Milwaukee tools and a few Hilti tools. IMO, getting Milwaukee products are like getting Hilti products for a little less money. However, if you work in punishing, demanding conditions everyday, all day, then Hilti may be the way to go for the very long haul. For 90%, Milwaukee is a good bet


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Milwaukee 48-11-2232 Value Pack 18-Volt 2.4 Amp Hour NiCad Slide Style Battery, 2 Pack

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2.4 Amp hour 18V battery fits all 18V Milwaukee tools with slide mechanism. 2-pack. Volts: 18, Battery Amp/Hour: 2.4, Compatible With: Milwaukee 18v Cordless Tools
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Technical Details

- Milwaukee 18-volt Ni-Cad 2-battery pack; no memory effect--full battery capacity always available
- For use with all 18-volt Milwaukee tools; (excludes models 1108, 3108, 5364, and 6516)
- Rugged plastic shell
- 2 battery packs; charger not included
- 5.1 pounds total; 5-year warranty
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 "Milwaukee Tools the best there is at this price." 2009-09-07
By S. Howes (USA)
I own a large selection of Milwaukee tools and a few Hilti tools. IMO, getting Milwaukee products are like getting Hilti products for a little less money. However, if you work in punishing, demanding conditions everyday, all day, then Hilti may be the way to go for the very long haul. For 90%, Milwaukee is a good bet

 "One of the two died" 2009-06-27
By John Samadi (Florida)
I had two of these, both look like new as I lightly use them. One died. The other still working. Manufacturer's defect is the only reason I can think of.

 "Cordless battery" 2009-06-15
By Arthur T. Pierce Jr. (North Carolina USA)
Batteries are as good as they make. I own several cordless tools and found the milwaukee to me the easiest on batteries. Dewalt seems to last on a average of 6 to 8 months, where Milwaukee seems to last nearly 18 months before needing replacement. I use mine alot so your results may very. The new Ion technology is promsing and I hope in the next 5 years to see batteries that will last extend periods of time without quiting

 "Milwaukee 18v replacement battery packs" 2008-12-24
By M. Wilbert (USA)
The batteries seem to work as the originals. The price of the two pack is much cheaper then purchasing them separately at your local home improvement stores.

 "Steady performers" 2008-12-22
By Bradley O. Hudson
These batteries are steady performers and help to give my 18 Volt tools "second-life" after the factory original batteries wore out.


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Milwaukee 2410-22 M12 12-Volt 3/8-Inch Drill/Driver

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The Milwaukee M12 Drill/Driver has the power to drive the majority of common small fasteners, and the run time of full day screw driving without recharging. The compact size allows the users to work in tight places for increased convenience. Max. Torque (in.-lbs.): 250, Volts: 12, Speed - No Load (RPM): 0 - 400/0 - 1,500, Chuck Size (in.): 3/8, Keyless Chuck: Yes, Clutch Settings: Yes, Reversible: Yes, Variable Speed: Yes, Battery Amp/Hour: 1.4, Battery Included: Yes (2), Charger Included: Yes, Case Included: Yes
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Technical Details

- 2-Speed (0-1,500/0-400) All Metal Gear Box--Up to 35% faster drilling / fastening and Milwaukee durability
- Powerful Motor: Delivers 250 in/lbs of torque-- Up to 25% More Torque
- 3/8¿ Single Sleeve ratcheting metal chuck--Increased bit retention and durability
- Lightweight and Compact--Tool belt portable at only 2.5lbs and 7-3/8¿
- Integrated LED and Fuel Gauge-- Increased productivity and decreased frustration.
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 "Perfect pocket drill" 2010-02-17
By Thor Albro (Seattle, WA United States)
After delighting in my decision to buy a big Milwaukee hammer drill recently, I decided to buy one of these for my wife to use with her property management company - it is light and small enough to literaly fit in her purse. Of course, I have used it exclusively since!



I just got back from a job screwing dozens of 2 1/2" #12 screws through mutliple boards. This little thing handled the job without a hick-up. The power enclosed in the tiny, egg-sized batteries is phenomenal. And, as with the bigger tool, the spacious case is a delight for holding all sorts of extra stuff. Bravo to Milwaukee for all the little touches that make these drills a joy to use.

 "never worked" 2010-02-08
By Gary Pollack Jr. (Somewhere, nj)
Recived this drill as a christmas gift and it didn't work sent it back for replacement

 "excellent compact drill/driver" 2010-02-01
By slw (fremont, mi)
I own 3/8 and 1/2 inch dewalt drills which are corded, and use them for heavy duty projects on a regular basis. There is no substitute for plugging into a wall outlet when it comes to power, and they will last forever, but I needed a light, compact, cordless drill for small jobs and for portability. This drill fits the job description perfectly. It works so well, my corded drills may not see much use anymore, as it performs 90% of the tasks my "powerhouse" drills can do. It has its limitations, in terms of power and charge capacity, but really, most non-professional users will not begin to tax the limits of this drill. It's really a great tool, and shows how far cordless tools have come. I have no complaints and no suggestions for improvements. Great drill!

 "Great drill for the size!" 2009-12-31
By smitty (wilmington,DE)
This is one of the best cordless drills I have owned. This drill replaces my dewalt 18v ,which was getting to heavy and awkward for small jobs. This drill will be able to do both small and large jobs with the power it has. It is solidly built and made to last. The light on the drill comes in handy when working in cabinets or closets. I like the battery meter on the side of the drill to keep track of usage. I would recomend this drill for anyone looking for a powerful but lightweight cordless drill.

 "Compact power that lasts all day" 2009-12-08
By J. Ralls (Fremont, CA USA)
This little wonder is a great jobsite drill/driver. It's small and light enough to fit in a tool-belt bag. The battery has enough charge so that the two it comes with last the whole day, with plenty left over. It has plenty of power for most home-building jobs short of driving lag bolts, and the little headlight is great for setting screws in dark recesses.



My only complaint is that the various manufacturers of similar tools didn't standardize their battery packs, so pick the brand that has the right combination of other tools for the work you do.




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Milwaukee 2601-22 18-Volt Li-ion Compact Drill Kit

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V18, Compact Driver/Drill Kit, Compact Size With A Lightweight Design, Battery Fuel Gauge Displays Remaining Run Time, Li-Ion Manganese Chemistry Provides Fade Free Power Until End Of Charge, Superior Bit Grip With Yukiwa Chuck For Greater Bit Grip & Longer Life, Built In Led Light Illuminates Work Area, Metal Gear Box For Added Durability, Kit Includes Driver/Drill, 2- 18V Li-Ion Battery Packs, 30 Minute Charger & Carrying Case.
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- Heavy-duty 2-speed metal gear box
- Compact motor delivers 400 inch-pounds of maximum torque
- Built-in LED light illuminates work surfaces
- Lightweight at 4-pounds
- Superior bit grip with Yukiwa chuck
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 "best 18v compact cordless even with its 2-speed gearbox" 2010-02-13
By Michael Winters
We use a lot of drills and periodically switch to new models when we believe (and validate through our testing) that a new model may provide better performance on the job site. We used to go through a lot of NiCad battery packs during the year and would regularly send off the Milwaukee's in particular off to get rebuilt by a company that specializes in battery rebuilds. With the switch to lithium-ion we first bought Makita drills because they were the first to start offering them.



With the Makita drills we found that parts were often left out of kits and had to be special ordered like bit holders and belt clips, the case designs were sturdy even if a bit crude, the clutches were average (neither great nor bad) and the drills themselves were very light even though a bit underpowered compared to the 18 volt NiCad battery powered Milwaukee drills we had been using.



We have supplied our guys with both the Milwaukee 2601 drills and the Milwaukee 2611 hammer drills. Overall the 2601 is great for what we need it to do - i.e. light to medium duty jobs where we like its light weight and excellent design. Milwaukee has without a doubt the best drill chuck for general use and the smoothest clutch action. The half size lithium-ion batteries charge in more time than the Makita but we have been replacing them with the full size batteries which take about the same amount of time to charge.



The RPM ranges are better than most and the high speed range works well even when drilling through steel which in the past was when we would get out a cord drill. For high torque applications the lack of a side handle makes the drill difficult to control as is the case with all such drills. The new Milwaukee drills with side handles are designed to have to be attached at a 90 degree angle (same new feature or defect is found with the new Ridgid drills) which is a lot less useful than the ones that can be set at any angle as on the DeWalt, Makita, and Bosch drills we have used.



The charger has lights that indicate the charge state of the battery and is a little confusing at first. Why every manufacturer has their own thoughts about how to indicate a battery is charging or fully charged is beyond me. Some have a red light that flashes to indicate the battery is charging, others to indicate it has fully charged, and others to indicate that the battery has a defect. A nice feature on the Milwaukee charger is a plug end that accepts another plug so you can have the charger plugged into an extension cord or outlet and still plug in something else at the same time. There is also room in the case to have the power cord for the charger sitting underneath it in the case.



Being able to tell the approximate charge level of the battery by pressing a raised area on the battery is handy and likely to help prolong the battery life if you don't keep recharging batteries that do not really need a recharge. I have read different manufacturer's recommendations with regard to recharging their batteries but the consensus seems to be that it is best to bring the battery to full charge before storing it away until the next use.



When I bought our first drill with an LED light it seemed like a trivial feature. Now I would be hard pressed to buy a drill without one. So much nicer to be in a crawlspace or in an attic or just working at dusk and be able to see what you are doing without having to use a headlight or have a flashlight in your mouth. The Milwaukee 2601 LED has a very broad which is an additional refinement that you may never notice or find very useful, but it is there if you need it and further evidence of the thought Milwaukee's product engineers put into the drill.



These are some of the details that manufacturers continue to leave out of the manuals and don't even bother to provide on their websites as downloadable PDF files. Instead we get the very spartan bits of information in 3 or 4 languages. I have yet to find recommended RPM ranges that are truly useful from any of the drill companies. They all recommend high speed for drilling small holes and low speed for large holes as though that really covers it. Even the clutch setting are a trial and error process which seems unnecessary. Does a setting of 10 provide twice the slippage of a 20 setting - who knows and is willing to tell.



The kit case is the best thought out design of any on the market and far better than the ones from Makita and DeWalt and Hitachi. Why you can spend $200-400 on a kit and get a lousy case is another peeve of mine. With the Milwaukee case design everything has an obvious home and even if the case bounces around in the back of the truck everything inside is protected. There is even a fair amount of room for spare bits or a countersink set.



I liked that the drill came with a good belt clip and bit holder. First time I have bought a kit where everything that showed on the side of the packaging was actually included with the kit. Usually the clips and belt holders are left off and I have to decide whether it is worth spending another $30 to special order the parts from Makita or Milwaukee. It is also a good belt clip and not like the one that Hitachi design that I never used.



Drill power is good for a drill of this size and weight and so long as you use modern bits and hole cutters with it you will be happy with its performance. I have used the drill to quickly cut 6-1/4" holes in Advantech and plywood subflooring and although it is not the best drill for this particular job it shows what can be done with the right hole cutter (in this case a Blue Boar TCT though even the Big Hawgs make a big difference in performance).



BLUE BOAR 6-1/4" (159mm) Self-Feed TCT 2-1/4" deep multipurpose Tungsten Carbide hole cutter outperforms self-feed bits & bi-metal hole saws. Cut wood, MDF, OSB, laminates, Hardie & chipboard, plaster, drywall, brick, Formica



I have used this drill to make 4" holes through stucco and OSB sheathing in less than a minute using a special TCT Stucco bit which again shows that the proper hole cutter is important for good performance with cordless drills. Lots of people I know show up at a job site with a half dozen spare batteries when all they really need to do ins invest in some modern hole cutters and high performance drills. Toss your bi-metal holes saws or relegate them for use only on steel panel and you will be a lot happier with the performance of whatever cordless drill you have now or end up buying in the future. Had we realized the performance difference we would have stayed with our NiCad drills a lot longer.



With Lithium-ion drills there is a safety circuit that is designed to cut power to the drill motor and LED in high draw situations to keep the battery from overheating. The downside is that drill times can easily double especially when the wrong torque range or speed setting is used or you start cutting too fast and forcing the bit or hole cutter into the work piece. Good technique that is adjusted for the particular drill is important with brute force providing poor results that are more the fault of the worker than the drill.



Just be aware that the drill manufacturers have not agreed on a standard testing procedure much less one that would accurately reflect real world use of their cordless drills. It is even more of a joke with the lithium-ion drills where the ratings don't reflect the real power output that can be obtained before the overload protection cuts power to the drill motor. With the Hitachi and Makita drills the drilling time is often double that of other powers in their class and I have little doubt that the problem is due to their overly conservative lithium-ion overload settings.



So far the chucks on our drills have been holding up very well and runout does not seem to be a problem. With the older Milwaukees drill runout was above average and not in the same class as the Bosch drills. Time will tell if the Milwaukee chucks hold up better but if you want the ultimate in smoothness for precision drilling the Bosch drills are worth considering even with their 2-speed gear box limitation (shared by the Milwaukee drills.



The biggest limitations of this drill are the lack of a 3rd speed range and the lack of a side handle, both of which together limit the kinds of jobs you can take on with this drill. But for light to medium tasks the light weight and refinement of the Milwaukee 2601 drills makes them the ones I tend to reach for first. The lightweight Makita drills are very good but the new Milwaukee 2601 drills are just plain better in every way.



With corded drills one had the 3/8" light to medium duty drills and the 1/2" reduced speed high torque wrist breakers to choose from. Now with lithium-ion cordless drills you can often do jobs that in the past meant hauling out the 1/2" stud drill and a 100 foot extension cord so long as you match the drill and the cutters and bits to the job. And don't expect one drill to be both super powerful and lightweight and compact. No free lunch as they say and there are always trade offs with any choice.



For light to medium duty tasks the Milwaukee is better than any other driver drill we have owned, and that includes 18 volt lithium-ion powered ones from Makita, DeWalt, Hitachi, Bosch, and Ridgid. For heavy duty tasks we always reach for the somewhat less sophisticated but amazingly powerful DeWalt DCD970 with its 3-speed gear box and the fastest charging lithium-ion batteries available today.



The good news is that even the worst lithium-ion powered drills are better than their NiCad predecessors in holding a charge for months at a time and providing excellent run times so long as they are not overloaded. The new lithium-ion batteries are likely to last through at least 4 times as many recharge cycles and last years longer than the NiCad battery packs and without the memory problems that often disabled NiCads, and in particular those from Milwaukee. Just save some dollars for new hole cutters and modern drill bits (like the Blue Boar TCT high performance hole cutters, Milwaukee's Big Hawg cutters, and new Bosch Rapid Feed spade bits).



BLUE BOAR TUH14-14 Piece Super Duty Universal Tungsten Carbide TCT Hole Saw kit with 2-1/4" cutting depth cuts more materials than other hole saws. Hard RA90-91 carbide teeth cut faster & last longer, ultra deep side gullets for faster plug removal



BOSCH 3/4" Bosch RapidFeed Spade Bit Part No. SB1009



Hard to appreciate but I have cut 2" holes in 7/8" MDF with a brand new Lenox bi-metal carbide tipped hole saw and it took more than 40 seconds to cut the hole, another couple minutes to knock out the piece of MDF, and 30 plus minutes to get the Milwaukee battery back to a full charge level. With a Blue Boar TCT hole cutter the same size I made multiple holes in the same piece of MDF and each hole took 4 seconds, the cut pieces of MDF just fell out onto the ground so I could start cutting the next hole and I ran out of MDF long before the battery ran out of power. I saw some great video clips on the Hole Pro website showing similar results but I like to do my own testing even if the outcome is the same.

 "THE BEST I HAVE OWNED!" 2010-02-06
By howie (el segundo ca)
I do not have good luck with things that recharge, but this is the best ever!, the batteries charge very quick and last a long time, very smooth, i got hooked on the 18volt milwaukee, and now have alot!! you will be happy!!

 "Not recommended for professionals" 2009-12-18
By M. Palka
Let me start off by saying that this would be a very good drill if the batteries weren't so terrible. I received this drill from my boss as a replacement after my 18 volt 1.5A lithium-ion Makita drill (which I owned for approximately 1.5 years) got stolen at a job site. In this review I will be comparing the two drills. I am a carpenter and I use my drills everyday to install kitchen cabinets and various other projects. This drill is a little heavier and shorter than the Makita. The storage case for this drill is very nice and sturdy. The Makita case feels a little flimsy but it hasn't fallen apart on me during the 1.5 years that I owned the drill. One nice feature about the Milwaukee drill is that it comes with a belt hook and bit storage holder. With the Makita you have to buy those separately on ebay or from Makita parts center. This is a minor thing but it's worth mentioning. I liked how on the Makita drill the light stays on for about 6 seconds after releasing the trigger. On the Milwaukee the light goes off as soon as you let go of the trigger. Now onto the most important part, battery life. The batteries on this drill aren't even in the same league as the Makita batteries. The Makita batteries last about twice as long and provide much more power and torque to the drill. The Makita drill comes with a 15 minute charger while this Milwaukee drill comes with a 30 minute charger. In my opinion the Makita 18 volt drill is hands down the best drill in it's class on the market. I also highly recommend the new Bosch 18v lithium ion drill. My co-worker owns one and I had a chance to use it a few times and was very impressed, but I still prefer Makita by a slight margin. The Makita drill is a little more expensive but you get what you pay for. If you are a homeowner that has a few small projects every now and then, then the Milwaukee drill might be ok for you but for someone that uses their drill everyday I would consider spending the extra money for the Makita drill. I know I will.

 "How many more can we buy" 2009-12-06
By Jack L. Place (Greeneville, TN United States)
This is great drill made for a company with a great history of quality made American products, but it is not American made. I bought one without thought of where it was made because like most of us assumed a Milwaukee would be American made. As above, it's a great drill, but how many more years will we be able to buy these, if there is no longer any American industry. I'm as guilty as anybody, but we are going to have to start insisting on American made consumer choices if we are to reconstruct our economy. We have nearly completely exported or economy and our tax base. When the government wants more taxes where will we get the money since corporations have moved both their manufacturing and bookkeeping offshore?

 "really nice drill" 2009-11-21
By J. Walk
Bought this one after some research and price comparisons. Have used the drill for one big project so far, worked great. Has plenty of power, I like the variable clutch, high and low speed ranges plus variable speed, the clutch is super easy to add or remove bits, the batteries charge in about twenty minutes and the charger has a built-in light display to show charge status as you recharge. Also pretty light weight for the power it puts out. Only negative would be it's a little loud if you're holding right at ear-level, but not enough to make me stop working or put on earplugs.


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Milwaukee 49-22-8510 Right Angle Drill Attachment Kit

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- 1/4-inch hex right-angle drill/driver attachment; accepts standard 1/4-inch hex shank bits
- For cordless 2.4- to 18-volt drills; up to 235-inch-pounds of torque; allows work in tight spots
- Durable all-metal housing and steel gears
- Includes attachment, 5 bits
- Only 2 inches wide for working in tight spots; 5-year warranty
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 "The Milwaukee 49-22-8510 Right Angle Attachment - very useful" 2010-02-15
By W. Crawford (West Michigan)
I got mine as a "throw in" with a trade show purchase. In building custom cabinets, I use it constantly. It has proven very durable (if you don't try to blast large holes in framing members with it) and the only complaint with mine is that it exhibits a little more run-out at the point of the bit than it should. I contacted Milwaukee and admonished them for producing such a fine tool only to lack the precision it deserves. Even sent it to them for their observations and response. I got the "shoulder shrug" response and the "well to be competitive, we had to go to China to produce it". Well, at last check Jacobs was still able to make a quality competitive product right here in the good old USA. Haven't seen a right angle attachment by Jacobs, or that would be the one to have.

 "worth every penny" 2009-12-23
By Outrigger (PA, USA)
Awsome 90* driver. But it's a driver, don't hook an impact to it, says it right in the manual. Oil it up every so often and you'll love it. It's only about 2" x 4" and weighs alot for something so small. Very well built, worth the buy.

 "Well worth the money" 2009-11-09
By Erik H. Ingermann (Portland OR USA)
Feels very solid, well constructed. Very nice bit holder, positive lock which keeps the bit from falling out no matter what driving angle. Small size makes it easy to maneuver in tight spots.

 "Ideal Accessory!!!" 2009-09-22
By D. Sweeney
This fine piece of eqpt.came in handy the day I rcv'd it..It's a great compliment to my 6pc."Milescraft 2300 Wood Stubby Drill Bit Set"..I have no reason to doubt ordering this item was a smart purchase!

 "Great Product" 2009-06-19
By J. Tsai (Bellevue, WA)
I used this for drilling holes in studs to run pipe/cable/wiring. It works great, and allows you to use your drill instead of getting a specialized right angle drill. Built very well. Be sure to wear safety glasses/gloves, since you are drilling at a different angle.


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Bare-Tool Milwaukee 0856-20 18-Volt Cordless Compact SDS Rotary Hammer Drill (Tool Only, No Battery)

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NOT compatible with Milwaukee's M18 lithium-ion system.Works with Milwaukee's V18 lithium-ion 18 volt battery system & nickel-cadmium 18 volt battery system.
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- All metal gear box
- Compact, lightweight L-Shape design provides easy access to tight spaces and extended user comfort
- Three modes of operation Hammer Drill / Drill / Chipping
- Robust clutch maintains stiffness to provide necessary torque
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 "buy it now" 2010-02-14
By sparky (lansing, il. United States)
i bought it for the incredible price of 59.00 and it works better than i could of hoped for,i just wish the li-ion battery prices would come down

 "Great Tool at a Great Bargain" 2009-12-24
By John T. Horner (Morgan Hill, CA USA)
I think I've bought most of Milwaukee's discontinued old-style 18V tools thanks to the closeout prices, and I'm sure liking this one. This is a very beautifully made tool (Made in Germany) which is extremely effective at doing the job. My corded hammer drill is going to get a lot less use now. This tool is well balanced, comfortable and easy to keep a grip on.



I love it!

 "roto hammer" 2009-12-21
By Ernest J. Lamadrid (phoenix)
would have liked to have had a box but it still was a good deal. i am happy

 "Bare-Tool Milwaukee 0856-20 18-Volt Cordless Compact SDS Rotary Hammer Drill (Tool Only, No Battery)" 2009-11-03
By Tu Lam (CA USA)
I bought this because I have the batery and the charger for it already. The shipment was on time. The SDS Rotary Hammer work very good. I would recomended to anyone that needed this tool for the home remodeling.

 "Incredible!" 2009-09-06
By Stephen Cunningham (Northern Michigan)
This is one incredible tool. Mine came with a adjustable stop rod that is not shown in the picture. It is built into the side handle and requires no tools to adjust its length, just press on the spring loaded release and adjust the rod to the desired position or remove it if it is in the way. I use this tool to replace a much heavier corded model for doing overhead work. I am installing new drywall in a very old house that had plaster over plaster board wall construction. I have removed the plaster and plaster board on the exterior walls to facilitate the installation of insulation and modern wiring. The underlying structure wasn't exactly designed for drywall. For instance the top plates were not aligned. The top 2x4 plate protruded into the room ½ to ¾ of an inch in some areas making it impossible to install the drywall with a square corner. I used a sharpened flat chisel blade and the hammer mode to quickly cut off the excess material using the lower top plate as a guide. Other than a flush cutting circular saw I can't think of a tool that would have done this job any better, and it is probably safer than using a flush cutting circular saw overhead.



I love this tool. It is strong and compact. It uses my old ni-cad 18 volt batteries as well as my new V-18 Lithium batteries. I bought mine from Tool King at a compettive price and it arrived in the original Milwaukee "bare tool" box along with the product registration paperwork.



One vendor shipped the last tool Milwaukee tool I bought from them in a plain brown box, no Milwaukee packaging and didn't include the operational part of the tool (the metal cutting blade) even though the product description stated it was included, and when I asked them to send it they just said no, ship it back at my expense if I wasn't happy and pay the restocking fee. The entire process set my building project back several weeks. You can read my review of the Milwaukee metal cutting circular saws to get the full story (and be sure to look at the pictures), Amazon did compensate me some of my cost of returning the item but not all of it. Perhaps your results may be better but it has been my experience that some of these vendors are just a little better than others. It cost me a couple of bucks to figure out that the lowest priced vendor isn't always the best choice. I have purchased a lot of tools from many vendors and have always had exceptional service except for my one bad experience. I will pay a couple of dollars more for the product and a couple of dollars less for the shipping and buy from a Vendor like Tool King to get the genuine original Milwaukee packaging and first rate customer service. When I purchased my Milwaukee SDS cordless drill from Took King the total cost of the product and shipping was less than $5 more than the lowest priced vendor.



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Milwaukee 48-32-4401 Shockwave Driver Bit Set, 29-Piece

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Geometric design provides the shock absorption. Proprietary steel and heat treat process for maximum strength and durability. Forged tips for maximum grip. Includes: Phillips bits: 1'' (1) P1, (7) P2, (2) P3 and 2'' Power (2) P2, (1) P3; Square bits: 1'': (1) SQ1, (4) SQ2, (1) SQ3 and 2'' Power (2) SQ2; Torx bits: 1'' (1) T15, (1) T20, (1) T25 and 2'' Power (1) T25; Magnetic nut drivers: (1) 1 4'' red, (1) 5 16'' amber, (1) 3 8'' blue; (1) magnetic bit holder, (1) case with bulk storage container.
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 "Where's the Torx bits?" 2010-02-05
By D. Trelford (Scottsdale, Arizona)
These are nice, well made bits in a handy case. There are way too many #2 Phillips bits though and not enough Torx bits for my money. The hinged translucent left side is hard too open while wearing gloves and hard on your finger tips when not wearing gloves. It has three seperate spaces that hold most of the extra bits you'll use. The case is great. It is a heavy plastic and has rubber nibs on all four corners which stop the case from sliding down ramped surfaces. The magnets in the bit extension and nut drivers are all rare earth magnets and work very well. Worth the money in the long run.

 "Only 6 Shockwave Advantage TM bits" 2010-01-20
By MendoDan (Ukiah, Ca)
A critical and skeptical reading of the packaging indicates that only 6 of the bits are `Shockwave' or `2" Power Bits' (intentionally vague wording?).



In any case, the one "Power Bit" I have used thus far has held up well to the light duty impact driving done (a handful of screws). The other 19 bits, 3 sockets and one bit holder appear to not be "Shockwave" or "Power Bits". I have not tried them yet, they look nice, but I don't expect them to be any better than any other good quality bits that that hold up for a while to (electric) power usage and then wear out.



I'll let you know if I change my opinion after I have used more bits.



The advertising appears deceptive - a sad commentary for Milwaukee.



Nice box.

 "Great little driver set for your brand new drill :)" 2010-01-05
By William J. Luong
Purchased this from Amazon awhile back along with the new rechargeble drill from Milwaukee and I gotta say they are one of the best performing driver bits I own. I have several from Dewalt and these seem to stand up to punishment much more without chipping or breaking from the stress.



One of the most notable +'s is the fact that magnetic attachment is one of the strongest I own and even though I've put it through a bunch of torture tests (recently bought a house need I say more?), it's still able to hold a screw tight.



I highly recommend this to anyone looking to purchase a driver set, you won't regret it!

 "great addition of fine quality from milwaukee" 2009-12-24
By Robert B. Clay (jackson ny)
the finish quality far exceeded anything from Stanley=Dewalt. Easy to use container/box. The bits showed very little wear after building two large decks and interior house finishing. The axial out of round connections were minimal compared to the box store examples. What I like the best from Milwaukee tools is you get great value and Quality all the time!

 "Great set for the impact driver" 2009-11-08
By D.I.Y. DAVIS (IL)
Bought this set when I bought a milwaukee drill and impact driver set. These work great for the impact driver and when I bought them I had the intent that these may not shatter like other bits as they are made for the impact driver itself. It is a nice set to have with your portable drill as it has several sizes with you in one area. Case looks to be durable as well. If you do buy it, when you use it, be sure the "clear-ish" container inside the one door is snapped closed, I neglected to do so and the bits in that part come out even when closed up.


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