Milwaukee 0824-24 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Hammer Drill Kit

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Brand: Milwaukee
Manufacturer: Milwaukee
Model: 0824-24

Features

18-volt lithium-ion cordless hammer drill kit; variable speed (0-450 and 0-1,700 rpm)
Easy drill/drive/hammer mode switches; 550-inch-pounds of torque; reversible battery for tight space options
All-metal, ratcheting chuck with carbide blades; non-slip, soft-grip handle; plastic housing
Includes hammer drill, 2 18-volt batteries, charger, Phillips bit
10-5/8-inches long; 6.2 pounds; 5-year warranty

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Milwaukee presents the longest running 18V ever. Introducing the new V18 Lithium-Ion cordless tool system. V18 Lithium-Ion batteries retro-fit existing Milwaukee Ni-Cad tools, making Milwaukee the only line of cordless power tools that will run using Ni-Cad or Lithium-Ion batteries. Milwaukee Ni-Cad batteries will also run the new V18 power tools. V18 tools provide up to 50% longer run time than 18V Ni-Cad while at the same time offering "Fade-Free" power from the first hole drilled to the last. V18 cordless tools provide unmatched durability by featuring a 2000 charge warranty and will provide 2.5 times more lifetime work output compared to 18V Ni-Cad batteries. V18 provides convenience and ergonomics. You get 18V power at a 14.4V weight. Batteries are 24 percent lighter than Ni-Cad 18V batteries. The V18 batteries provide the convenience you need to get the job done quicker. A battery fuel gauge displays remaining run-time, which saves you time on the job. Also, the universal battery charger recharges both Li-Ion and Ni-Cad Milwaukee batteries (18V-28V). These batteries are for use will all Milwaukee 18V tools (except 1108,3108,5364, and 6516). The 0824 18V 1/2" Hammer-Drill comes standard with an all-metal, single-sleeve, ratcheting chuck with all carbide jaws that keeps bits from falling out or slipping! A comfortable non-slip, soft-grip handle reduces vibration and fatigue..

User Comments about the Milwaukee 0824-24 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Hammer Drill Kit

I bought this for my husband he had a craftsmen drill that I paid alot more for and he gave it away.He is very pleased with this Milwaukee Drill.I recommend this drill to everyone.

Has very little runout on the chuck and drills smoothly. It has amazing power and torque. I have only used it twice since I got it, a total of about 45 minutes. It is a little heavier feeling than I thought it would be, but I will get used to it soon. I would purchase it again. It is solid feeling and the case is well made.

The drill has alot of power and works great for hammerdrilling. The only downside is that they are no longer made in the US. The V18 Lithium Ion batteries are a substantial improvement over the old NiCads. You won't be disappointed by this drill.

As a CATV installer, I've been using cordless drills for years and this is the best drill I've owned so far. I recommend this drill very highly for anyone in the CATV/Tele industry. The battery life is great and has plenty of power. I'm doing a project now rewiring an apartment complex and I have yet to drain a battery in one day.

I am a big advocate of tools that do what they are intended to do without a lot of superfluous items added to them (Makita's light for example).This drill has it. I ran the second battery from new fresh charge to empty just to see what it it had in it. After 20 years I found that I needed to replace my heavily used Panasonic 12V Drill. 53 1 1/2" holes with a forstner bit through a 2x6 is what I got. I decide on the Milwaukee for a couple of reasons, the first is I have several of their tool (albeit the older versions) and they just last. I though I broke it, but after another full charge, it runs like a champ. The power lasts right up to the last second with our any decrease in torque or speed.

I looked around at several models including Panasonic's latest offering. It is a monster with an impressive amount of power. I understand that may get better with subsequent charges (I am happy with it now so anything extra is gravy). It was a little surprising when the battery became fully discharged.It just stops dead.