Milwaukee 3002-1 Electricians Kit 7 Amp 1/2-Inch Right Angle Drill with D-Handle

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D-handle power and a right angle drive head make this drill package perfect for stud and joist drilling. Powerful 7 amp motors and three speed ranges make this a versatile tool that will handle a wide range of applications. The 3002-1 features a 0 to 600 rpm motor; this gives the two speed head 0 to 400 rpm on low and 0 to 900 rpm on high. These powerful units come in an impact resistant carrying case and include a side handle for ease of operation.
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Technical Details

- Electrician's right angle drill for drilling between joist and studs, in tight corners or in close quarters
- Powerful 7 amp motor and 3 speed ranges
- Steel hardened shafts; designed for use with up to 2-9/16-inch selfeed bits
- Includes case, side handle, RAD assembly, 9/16-inch open wrench, 3/16-inch socket wrench, chuck remover bar
- Weighs 10.3 pounds; 5-year warranty
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 "Excellent quality tool" 2010-02-17
By Mark (usa)
I have never been disappointed with ANY Milwaukee tool I have used, but this is a Rhino of a drill that will stand up to anything you throw at it! I believe these are all in plastic cases now (not sure of that) which is a bummer, but that's the way of the world. Plastic cases are great in a way, because they dont scratch and rust and stuff, but the metal boxes actually have STORAGE SPACE... a novel idea. All the plastic seems to do is protect the tool. I want STORAGE dang it!

Either way a great drill.

 "Great drill, wrong picture" 2009-02-03
By EB
I got the drill and knocked out a wiring project in no time with it. The drill feels very solid and works very smoothly.



The one complaint I have is that the case is plastic, not the one in the picture. It's a good case, but when buying on the internet, you have to trust the pictures and descriptions. The case is an above average plastic case, so it's not a huge deal.



I only take off one star because of the inaccurate picture. The drill is five star.

 "Very Pleased" 2006-07-28
By Scott A. Secor (Clar, NJ)
Tool works as described. Very good pricing. Vendor shipped immediately, which helped me as we needed the tool right away.

 "Will pay for itself after one wiring job." 2002-03-21
By W. H. Jamison, Jr. (Burien, Washington United States)
If you are going to be doing any serious wiring around your house buy one of these drills, don't argue with me, don't cavil and whine that's it's too expensive, just buy the drill. Now Drilling between joists, or up into wall cavities, tasks which are a complete pain in the neck with a standard drill are almost effortless with the 3002. I had to run a bundle of wires through 12 floor joists, with this drill it took me about 15 minutes to drill all of the holes I needed and run the wires. Like every other Milwaukee product the drill is very well built and durable and if taken care of will last forever.

 "Milwaukee Builds'em Right" 2000-06-27
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I use this drill at work on a daily bases and it has never let me down. The extra long handle is great when your dilling overhead. This model has a higher rpm than the standard right angle dill kit. The higher rpm's make drilling wood a lot easier. I only wish Milwaukee would have put the Quik-Lok cord on this model. No tool is perfect but this one comes close.


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Milwaukee 49-22-0130 Contractor's Kit 7 Bit 1-Inch to 2 9/16-Inch Selfeed Drill Bit Assortment with 5 1/2-Inch Extension and Plastic Carrying Case

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This is a complete assortment of the most commonly used Milwaukee Selfeed Bits for hole drilling. The kit includes 1-inch, 1 1/8-inch, 1 1/4-inch, 1 1/2-inch, 1 3/4-inch, 2 1/8-inch, and 2 9/16-inch diameters and a 5 1/2-inch extension coupling in an impact resistant carrying case.
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Technical Details

- Cuts faster
- Improved balance with reduced runout
- All ball and roller bearings
- Triple reduction gearing handles up to 4-5/8-inch self feed bits
- Soft-shift stop rotation
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 "Milwaukee 49-22-0130 Contractor's Kit 7 Bit 1-Inch to 2 9/16-Inch Selfeed Drill Bit Assortment with 5 1/2-Inch Extension and Pla" 2010-03-28
By S. AZIMOV (Los Angeles, CA US)
This set is really usefull considering it comes in carrying case. Neat and organised, good quality, durable, comes with extra replacement, and I think you can sharpenn it as well. It is not made in USA, it's really hard find any tools that were made here. But I love it It is still Milwaukee no matter how you look at it.

By the way it is cheaper to buy it in this set, usually you will be paying around 25-35 dollars per bit, so you do the math. I give it 10 stars and contractors quality...

 "Old design best with big corded drills" 2010-03-14
By Bryan Sanders (Chicago)
I have used the Milwaukee self feed drill bits for years and dealt with nail damage and the need to use a large and heavy corded stud drill. It is a very old-fashioned design that is an improvement over a hand auger or a hole saw but otherwise slow and not terribly efficient. As self feed bits go the Milwaukee are as good as most and the cases are the best at protecting the edges of the cutters - at least until you hit a nail.



I was trying out our different cordless drills and found that it took nearly as long and very nearly as much battery draw with the self feed bit as a bi-metal hole saw. No plug to get out but then there are all the shavings that someone has to deal with. I found that my big gullet hole cutters with an extension would make a hole 6 times as fast and that I did not need my corded stud drill most of the time. Even with a triple top plate I could cut out each piece of wood with the TCT hole cutter and drop out the plug and then do it 2 more times and my total cutting time was 1/3 of that with either an auger or a self feed bit. Best part was that I could use a 18 volt cordless drill and make 50 holes with one battery.



BLUE BOAR TUH14 - 14 Piece Super Duty Tungsten Carbide Hole Saw kit 2-3/8" Cut Depth. Cut 10x as fast and use 1/40th battery charge. Cordless Drills can cut holes 3x as large as with bi-metal hole saws. Deep side gullets for fast plug removal



The self feed are fine for wood but struggle with tougher materials and I would never use them on hard decking like Ipe or Hardie siding or backer board or many other places where the tungsten carbide hole cutters work great.



For light duty jobs the new Bosch spade bits work great on a cordless drill where a perfectly straight hole is not required. When I do need a straight hole I grab the Blue Boar TCT hole cutters and the Hole Pro shield with their arbor adapter for hole saws and make a perfectly straight cut every time.



XL-Arbor Kit uses ABS shield & adjustment knob from Hole Pro X and CL model hole cutter kits. Arbor adapts shield to work with both 1/2"-20 & 5/8"-11 threaded hole saws up to 2-1/4" deep to control dust, provide straight cuts & control cutting depth.



With corded drills you can get away with using almost anything as a hole cutter but with cordless drills in general and in particular with the new lithium-ion drills a modern hole cutter makes a big difference in performance.

 "Pretty Good" 2008-04-18
By Rhyan A. Greenleaf (Kauai, Hi USA)
Overall this is a great product. They drill really fast and do the job right. I will agree though at times when your drilling through a stud that towards the end, when the spur is past the end and already sticking out of the other side, you do have to put alot of pressure on the bit in order to finish drilling the hole. Compared to what these bits do for me, this minor setback really doesn't bother me at all. These bits will not cut through nails so what I like to do is carry an extra set of bi-metal hole saws to cut out the nail then go back to using these bits because they're alot faster than hole saws.

 "Deceptive Lack of Marking of Country of Origin" 2008-03-25
By James Bond (Newport Beach, CA)
These bits are made in China yet there is absolutely no indication anywhere on the bit itself or the packaging of country of origin. I have seen individually packaged bits at Home Depot and some of them are made in USA and some of them are made in China. The USA ones have USA on the packaging and engraved on the bit. The Chinese ones have "made in China" in tiny print on the packaging and no marking whatsoever on the bit itself. The marking on the bit itself where it says the size is laser etched and NOT engraved like the USA ones. So, I know after this examination how to tell which of these bits are which. I do not buy Chinese made tools and certainly not expensive drill bits like these. The Chinese may make some things OK but in my experience tools are not one of those things. Buy Chinese metal and it will break on you and it is simply not safe to use. Real pros know what I am saying is true.



I called Milwaukee on the phone to inquire as to why there was no country of origin on this set and they flat out lied to me and told me that the bits are made in the USA. I told this person that I have never seen a US made tool in my life that did not bear "made in USA" markings and that these bits have no such markings. I also told her that her information cannot be correct as I have seen "made in China" on individual bits in Home Depot. These bits are simply too expensive to be made in China.



Look elsewhere.

 "Like Butta" 2008-01-25
By Carl Twain (TN)
These things tear through wood like there is no tomorrow. Yes, everything the other poster said is true. You do have to put some pressure to make that last little cut through the stud, and they can clog themselves going through multiple plates. But man do these things work. They literally pull themselves through 90% of the board. Not that you want to, but you can also cut through nails with these bits. After having used them to rough in various wires and pipes on my house, I couldn't imagine not having them for future rough-in work. They work superbly. You do need a drill with a 1/2" chuck if you are not using a Hole-Dawg.


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Milwaukee 2492-22 M12 Combo Kit 3/8-Inch Drill Driver & Radio

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Includes M12 3/8'' Drill/Driver - 2410-20, M12 Lithium-Ion Radio - 2590-20, (2) MT Lithium-Ion Battery Packs, 30-Minute Charger, Auxiliary Input Cord, AC Adaptor, (2) AAA Batteries, Contractor Bag
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- 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-inch single sleeve ratcheting metal chuck--Increased bit retention and durability
- M12 radio is equipped with premium weatherproof aluminum speakers
- Contains a weather sealed MP3 compartment
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 "Great Product" 2010-03-09
By D. Wright (dayton, ohio)
Nice piece of gear. The radio sounds very good for its size. The drill feels and functions as expected from a premium product. Very well balanced, ample torque and speed. My only issue is that I'm used to longer battery life but, I've been using a larger (18v) drill with a much bigger battery for several years. Besides, the extra battery charges fast enough that there is no wait time.

I would recommend this drill for anyone who is looking for a dependable product whether their needs be casual or high use.

 "Great combo!" 2010-02-19
By The Accretion Desk (Under the Big Sky, Montana)
I love both of these tools. The drill is better (larger, more powerful) than the first version, and somewhat larger. I like the chuck. Oddly, this is a 12v tool and in the old days we wanted much more power from the 9v Makitas to 14v Milwaukee and dewalts, to the 18v to the 28v LiOns of today. Now to start over at 12 again sometimes seems funny to me.



The radio works great and is perfect for an ipod touch. However, the battery life seems a little short and once again Milwaukee has chosen not to allow AC operation to charge the battery. Whatever!

 "Drill Good / Radio Bad" 2010-02-19
By John Safranek (Charlotte, NC)
Drill: Great drill. The chuck is real nice. A bit heavy but that's because it's made well.





Radio: After reading all the good reviews I felt a little let down. I was primarily disappointed with the sound. Even though it has an "equalizer" it's just a bass and treble setting.



On the plus side, the MP3 compartment is great and the side handles are a nice touch. Not the greatest radio but it's better than silence.

 "Great combination" 2010-02-03
By Rick (Santa Monica, CA USA)
This is a great little combo kit.



The radio:



-is convenient.

-is relatively small, in size, weight and sound.

-is not going to fill a big space with sound, but it sounds fine, albeit a little tinny. (However, I don't think you could expect more for the price and size.)

-seems to last a long time on a 12v battery.

-does not have a handle on top but has 2 side handles which are great for carrying it around.

-has a useful ipod/mp3 player compartment--it's a little work to get the ipod in there, but once in there, it is pretty secure--you can turn the ipod on, close the compartment, turn on the radio, hold it with one hand by one of the handles and listen as you swing it back and forth as you walk. Note, it's a little bit of a hassle to access the compartment if it's closed--so you may want to rely on playlists/shuffle in that case.

-includes a plug so that you can run it off a/c power.

-does NOT include a charger function -- i.e., your 12v battery cannot be charged by the radio when plugged in. (that would probably increase the weight)



The drill/driver:



-seems solid

-seems to have pretty good power (but I wouldn't want to try to build a deck with it)

-seems well suited for around-the-house tasks

-lasts a long time on a charge

-is pretty comfortable

-has forward/reverse buttons that are a little awkward in their placement but they're workable

-does NOT have a holder for bits.



A nylon bag is included that will hold everything in the kit with some room to spare so you can include bits and one or more (depending on the size) m12 tools--the light and another driver would definitely fit into the bag also. This is much more useful than a molded plastic case. I like that they didn't make the bag an exact fit -- that would be too small. I have seen tougher nylon tool bags but this one seems like it will last a while.



All in all a nice combo kit and a pretty good bargain.

 "milwaukee 2492-22 m12 combo kit" 2009-12-04
By Edward Reavis (Galax , va)
This driver is a wonderfull tool for those small jobs and hard to get to places were a regular size drill cannt fit into. we use it daiyl and it hasnt let us down yet . The radio has great sound for such a small piece of eqpement. we like to get to rocking on the job and this radio picks up the stations we like real good


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