theoldwizard1
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What is the difference between the 2407-20, 2408-20 and the 2411-20 ?
Is there a M12 Fuel 3/8 drill ?
Is there a M12 Fuel 3/8 drill ?
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Milwaukee M12 3/8" drill question
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Stuey
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2407: Drill
2408: Hammer Drill
2411: Older generation of hammer drill, I think
M12 Fuel: 1/2" chucks. That's one of the differences, aside from the brushless motor, that makes the Fuel a more premium model. The M12 Fuel impacts have an added feature too - the 2 speed/torque modes, rather than just 1.
2408: Hammer Drill
2411: Older generation of hammer drill, I think
M12 Fuel: 1/2" chucks. That's one of the differences, aside from the brushless motor, that makes the Fuel a more premium model. The M12 Fuel impacts have an added feature too - the 2 speed/torque modes, rather than just 1.
LB-1911
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What is the difference between the 2407-20, 2408-20 and the 2411-20 ?
Is there a M12 Fuel 3/8 drill ?
M12 FUEL™ Lineup
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/system/m12-fuel
M12™ 3/8” Drill/Driver (Bare Tool)
2407-20
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2407-20
M12™ 3/8” Hammer Drill/Driver (Bare Tool)
2408-20
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2408-20
M12™ Cordless 3/8” Hammer Drill/Driver (Bare Tool)
2411-20
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2411-20
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theoldwizard1
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2407: Drill
2408: Hammer Drill
2411: Older generation of hammer drill, I think
M12 Fuel: 1/2" chucks.
Thanks ! 2408 it is !! I want some thing lghtweight, and I don't need 1/2" (I have an excellent corded 1/2"), but I promised myself if I ever bought another drill it would be a hammer drill. (I would never be drilling a hole in concrete/brick/stone bigger than 3/8". If so I would rent a SDS.)
Stuey
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Good luck with it and enjoy!Thanks ! 2408 it is !! I want some thing lghtweight, and I don't need 1/2" (I have an excellent corded 1/2"), but I promised myself if I ever bought another drill it would be a hammer drill. (I would never be drilling a hole in concrete/brick/stone bigger than 3/8". If so I would rent a SDS.)
The M12 hammer drill can handle 3/8" without difficulty. It's not exactly fun, but it can do it and not very slowly either. I hadn't tested it above 3/8". I believe I tested the 2411, and not the newer model.
It should be fine for occasional 1/4" and 5/16" holes, even 3/8". But the fact that you're prepped to rent an SDS for bigger projects shows you're already aware of its practical limits. For 4 3/8" holes, I'd use the M12 without hesitations. 40 holes at 1/2", yep that's SDS territory.
Frank Dukes
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the m12 fuel is a hammer drill as well FYI... food for thought. love my m12 fuel drill and impact. pretty much all i use regularly.
Ign
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the m12 fuel is a hammer drill as well FYI... food for thought. love my m12 fuel drill and impact. pretty much all i use regularly.
M12 Fuel has a hammer drill option. 2403 vs 2404