Drilling holes in walls, ceilings, and other tight spaces.
Cabinetmaking and woodworking: Creating pocket holes, mortises, and other joinery.
Mechanical repairs: Drilling into metal components and machinery.
Overhead work: Drilling in hard-to-reach areas above your head.
Features:
Powerful brushless motor: Delivers corded-level power and speed for demanding applications.
Right-angle design: Allows for drilling in hard-to-reach areas.
Delivers corded power and speed (1500 rpm) in wood drilling applications.
All metal gear case and 13 mm keyed chuck.
LED work light: Provides illumination in low-light conditions.
Compact and ergonomic design: Comfortable to use for extended periods.
Extremely long run time with a 5.5 Ah battery pack drills up to 200 holes with a 22 mm auger bit into 50 x 100 mm wood.
Integrates three MILWAUKEE®-exclusive technologies – the POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, REDLITHIUM™ battery pack and REDLINK PLUS™ intelligence hardware and software – which deliver outstanding power, run time and durability on the jobsite.
Flexible battery system: works with all MILWAUKEE® M18™ batteries.
Specification:
Voltage: 18V
Battery type: Li-ion
Chuck capacity: 13 mm
Max drilling steel: 12.7 mm
Max. drilling wood with auger bit: 26 mm
Max. drilling wood with hole saw: 102 mm
Max. drilling wood with selfeed bit: 65 mm
Max. torque: 30 Nm
No load speed: 0 – 1500 rpm
Weight: 4.1kg
Body only – not supplied with batteries or charger.
Exclusive 3 Years Warranty on all Milwaukee Power Tools including Batteries & Chargers when registered.
FAQs
What does a hole Hawg drill do?
A Hole Hawg is a powerful right-angle drill made by Milwaukee. It’s used in heavy-duty drilling, especially in tight spaces where a traditional drill might not fit. Hole Hawgs are known for their high torque and ability to drill large holes in wood, metal, and even concrete.
What is the difference between M18 and M18 fuel drill?
Milwaukee FUEL is Milwaukee’s premium line, representing the absolute best in performance and technology. FUEL tools feature REDLINK PLUS™ intelligence, that provides communication between the tool, battery, and charger. This system optimises tool performance, prevents overload and damage, and enhances overall safety.
How do you put a drill bit in a Milwaukee fuel drill?
Here’s a quick step by step guide, but always refer to your specific drill’s manual for the most accurate instructions:
- Remove the Battery – safety first!
- Open the Chuck
- Insert the Drill Bit
- Tighten the Chuck – make sure it’s secure
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Test the Bit – hold away from yourself and turn on
Do Milwaukee drills have metal gears?
Many Milwaukee drills have metal gears, it is a key feature that contributes to their robustness and ability to handle tough jobs. All Fuel models have metal gears, emphasising the high strength and durability of the tools. To find out for sure you can look in your user manual that came with the tool.
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