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Milwaukee Power Tools: Electrician's Guide to Top Choice Hammer Drills, Rotary Hammers, Grinders

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  • #31 14511194
    Thunder55
    Level 12  
    I know from experience that a table drill would also be useful (I did it in halls, switching stations, and a table drill is a miracle when you have to drill dozens of glands or other constructions. The work is very precise and convenient). Once you have a decent drill, a good drill stand will be a solid and much cheaper alternative :)
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  • #33 15845320
    krzys03
    Level 1  
    Hello
    I advise against buying the Milwaukee WCE65 2300W 230mm wall chaser worse in material than the disposable Chinese from the market. I used it for about an hour cutting a groove in siporex and the angular gear fell apart. there was also a problem with unscrewing the discs, first the socket of the allen screw at the clamp was unscrewed. then when I unscrewed the clamping rings with a crook wrench, dents appeared as if they were made of unhardened steel. The most interesting thing is that the service refused to repair it under warranty, because the device was supposedly overloaded. I will judge them for now. I'll let you know what comes of it. in any case, I advise against buying Milwaukee equipment, if only because of the way the service works and the crappy material used for production
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  • #34 18376461
    K-Locki

    Level 10  
    Who has the M18FPD2-0X with a 5Ah battery? I have some doubts about the performance of these batteries. How much time do you work, e.g. drilling in steel, in concrete with an impact and driving screws, e.g. in plasterboard.
    I'm asking because I bought this set about 2 months ago and it's a tragedy! Aku, after being fully charged, lose one line within one week (storage at about 5-10 degrees Celsius and we also work in such conditions). Efficiency when drilling in steel fi 10 about 15 minutes, on the battery it drops to 2 lines and if I press harder it turns off! Hammer drilling in brick approx. 45 min. Replacing about 300 sheet metal screws required the use of three batteries, this is a joke. Do you have the same? :shocked!:
  • #35 19411622
    pacp
    Level 11  
    Hello,

    Which M18 screwdriver is worth recommending? The choice is large and I have read that some more complex models may have a problem with electronics? Do you have any experience - which impact drivers are more prone to failure?

    Power not important - all of them are strong enough for what I want to do. Must have a brushless motor. It will work interchangeably with a screwdriver.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the selection of high-end Milwaukee power tools for electricians, particularly focusing on hammer drills, rotary hammers, angle grinders, and impact drills. Users share their experiences with Milwaukee tools, highlighting their durability and performance, while also comparing them to alternatives like Makita and Bosch. Concerns about battery performance, ergonomics, and service quality are raised, particularly regarding specific models. Recommendations include the Milwaukee PD2E 22 R drill and various angle grinders, with some users expressing skepticism about the quality of Milwaukee tools produced in China. The conversation also touches on the importance of tool reliability in professional settings and the need for effective service support.
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