Wamsutta
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What you guys think about this one?
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Milwaukee Drill/Driver
- Thread starter Wamsutta
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mike93lx
ALLIANCE MEMBER
It's the M12 installation driver. Reviews and opinions are overall very favorable.
Just why?
As a weekend carpenter, I use ancient Bosch 18V impact drivers for almost everything, including drilling holes on occasion. But for big holes, I like the Milwaukee 18v 2903 1/2” drill. I bought the 2807 18V hole hawg for plumbing rough ins. I didn’t read the reviews about how it’s garbage compared to XXXXX. It’s pretty awesome and has kicked *** on everything I’ve used it for.
Point is: @Wamsutta, you know better. Get the right tool for the job. No multi tools. If you want a drill buy a drill.
As a weekend carpenter, I use ancient Bosch 18V impact drivers for almost everything, including drilling holes on occasion. But for big holes, I like the Milwaukee 18v 2903 1/2” drill. I bought the 2807 18V hole hawg for plumbing rough ins. I didn’t read the reviews about how it’s garbage compared to XXXXX. It’s pretty awesome and has kicked *** on everything I’ve used it for.
Point is: @Wamsutta, you know better. Get the right tool for the job. No multi tools. If you want a drill buy a drill.
mike93lx
ALLIANCE MEMBER
Its designed to be used for light duty stuff and in applications where switching between tasks is useful. For stuff like cabinet installation, it is the right tool for the job, especially when clearance is tight.Just why?
As a weekend carpenter, I use ancient Bosch 18V impact drivers for almost everything, including drilling holes on occasion. But for big holes, I like the Milwaukee 18v 2903 1/2” drill. I bought the 2807 18V hole hawg for plumbing rough ins. I didn’t read the reviews about how it’s garbage compared to XXXXX. It’s pretty awesome and has kicked *** on everything I’ve used it for.
Point is: @Wamsutta, you know better. Get the right tool for the job. No multi tools. If you want a drill buy a drill.
Just why?
As a weekend carpenter, I use ancient Bosch 18V impact drivers for almost everything, including drilling holes on occasion. But for big holes, I like the Milwaukee 18v 2903 1/2” drill. I bought the 2807 18V hole hawg for plumbing rough ins. I didn’t read the reviews about how it’s garbage compared to XXXXX. It’s pretty awesome and has kicked *** on everything I’ve used it for.
Point is: @Wamsutta, you know better. Get the right tool for the job. No multi tools. If you want a drill buy a drill.
Why- guaranteed you cant squarely drive a screw .75" in a corner w your full size drill.
Or drill a hole in a 6" gap
Both of these are doable w this driver. Is it a specialty driver that should likely backup a full size drill/impact- yes
It's a excellent option for finer and odd drilling situations, very versatile, and a better buy then the Festool equivalent.