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Milwaukee 0235-21 Magnum 5.5 Amp 1/2-Inch Drill with Keyless Chuck by Milwaukee
Product DetailsManufacturer: Milwaukee Model: 0235-21 Product features: - 55 amp motor, 0 to 850 rpm, trigger speed control with reversing
- Heavy-duty industrial single sleeve all metal keyless chuck and spindle lock
- 8-foot three wire Quik-Lok cord with easy detachment for storage and service
- Exclusive brush cartridge system changes brushes in less than one minute
- Limited warranty, 30-day no-risk trial
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Description of Milwaukee 0235-21 Magnum 5.5 Amp 1/2-Inch Drill with Keyless ChuckThis heavy duty MagnumŪ drill is built for industrial/construction applications. It features raw power with a Milwaukee built 5.5 amp motor, 0-850 rpm trigger speed control, reversing, and a Quik-LokŪ cord that can be quickly removed from the drill for storage or service replacement. Another exclusive feature is the brush cartridge system, with a set of spare brushes, that allows you to change brushes in less than one minute. Use this tool with a variety of accessories to drill into wood, metal, plastics and composites. The keyless chuck makes accessory changes quick and easy.
Tools and Hardware Reviews of Milwaukee 0235-21 Magnum 5.5 Amp 1/2-Inch Drill with Keyless ChuckCustomer Review: Powerful drill Summary: 5 Stars
I really like this drill. After a couple of months of reading reviews about a few of the other Milwaukee drills I decided to purchase this one. The one thing that really helped me to decide is that this drill is almost identical to my Milwaukee 3/8 inch drill. My 3/8 inch drill has been a workhorse around the house.
I do not know for sure but this 1/2 inch drill seems to have a slightly lower gearing ratio than the 3/8 inch version with definitely a lot more torque. I would agree with several other reviewers that the screw-in-the-housing-type of second handle is the better way to go vs. the clamp-on version. It is just simply stronger.
This drill also has the cartridge type brush system if one would ever need to change those out. Simply unscrew the small side panel and the brushes can be replaced. I will not need to do this for several years down the road but whatever makes the task easier I am all for it.
Last two items: the cord is the Quik Lock type that detaches from the drill (approx. 1 turn) and the keyless chuck has been a definite time saver. I love the keyless chucks. I have drilled into metal, wood, plastic, and concrete without the bit ever loosening - granted I do a double tightening check before I drill into anything other than wood.
In summary, do not let the lower amp rating fool you into thinking that this drill is weak. It is anything but weak. I compared this to my 5 year old 7.5 amp Craftsman Professional hammer drill. This drill has as much as or even more torque than the Craftsman.
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