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Milwaukee 0522-22 18 Volt 1/2-Inch Driver/Drill 0-450/1500 RPM, T-Handle with Two Batteries, Charger & Case | List Price: $334.87
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Brand: Milwaukee
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Features: - Reversible battery pack makes working in tight spaces easy
- 400 in/lbs torque with 20-position adjustment
- 20 amp/hr Power-Plus battery pack
- Variable-speed in two ranges: 0-450/0-1500 rpm electronic brake
- Limited warranty, 30-day no-risk trial
favorite tool in the bag [Posted on 2000-08-23]
This drill is an incredible balance of weight and power. I would easily recommend it over any other brand of cordless I have used (Bosch, DeWalt, and Makita). Its power is equivalent to that of corded drills, not to mention excellent duribility and dependability.
A quality tool - real power, endurance and a good design [Posted on 2000-10-28]
I am impressed with this tool every time I use it. I comparison shopped the Milwaukee against several other top brands, including Dewalt 24 volt. The reversible battery really helps adjust the tool's balance point, and it has substantial torque for driving large boring bits and seating hefty wood screws, even in high gear! Battery capacity is also impressive - lasting much longer than I expected. Don't be fooled by other manufacturers "24 volt" ratings - power is NOT measured in volts. The secret to prolonged power is the watt-hour and amp-hour ratings of the battery pack, not just the voltage. The new generation Milwaukee 2.4 amp-hour batteries provide tremendous charge duration and tool power. It is very well made, with solid construction and tight seams that do not squirm under load. The rectangular battery packs are tidy to store in the tool box, much better than the irregular shaped battery packs on some other brands. If I lost this drill tomorrow, I would immediately replace it with another Milwaukee. Simply excellent!
A year of abuse and still going strong [Posted on 2000-12-30]
I've had my Milwaukee 18v drill for over a year now, I'm a plumber by trade, and I punish this drill on a daily basis. Although I don't recommend abusing any power tool, there are times when you don't have a choice. I used to have a DeWalt 18v that worked great for about 6 months, then things started happening, like the trigger assembly went out, and then the motor burned up, and then I threw it away. The Milwaukee is one heavy duty piece of equipment, you can't go wrong with one. All I can really say is, that if your looking for a high quality cordless tool that won't let you down in the middle of a job, then the Milwaukee power plus should be number one on your shopping list.
USCMBT [Posted on 2001-09-20]
I was all set to buy a Dewalt 14V cordless drill but after reading the reviews I decided to buy the Milwaukee. This is the first Milwaukee tool I have ever bought. It just happend that a local hardware store had the 18V on sale. I'm glad I went with the 18V instead of the 14V. The 18V had to work a little to drive in the 3/8 x 6" lag screws I was putting in. I used too small of a pilot hole. But hey, I now know what this drill can do. Since I have purchased this drill I have yet to use my corded drill. Because of the quality of this drill I will consider future purchases of Milwaukee products.
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