Features

• 1.7 amp hour battery
• No memory effect - Full battery capacity is always available
• Ni-Cad battery
• For use with Milwaukee 12 volt cordless tools

Features

• 5031 for fast cutting & roughing-in work
• Assortment of Super Sawzall blades for a variety of wood and metal cutting applications
• 5162 for metal scroll, 5041 for wood scroll
• 5182 for metal cutting 3/16 to 1/4-inch, 5184 for metal cutting 1/8 to 3/16-inch
• 5091 & 5092 for nail embedded wood & composition material

Reviews (1)

Good assortment of long-lasting blades
If you're not using bimetallic blades...well, you should. They're so much tougher and long lasting than plain steel they'll pay for themselves just in time saved changing broken blades. For cutting metal they're the only choice. This set is a good choice to accompany a new saw. ... Read more

Features

• Limited warranty, 30-day no-risk trial
• Dual temperature 570 and 1000 degrees F; 11.6 amp motor
• Unique impact resistant heating element
• Efficient soft air velocity increases surface temperature much faster than conventional hot air heat guns
• Three position rocker switch - off, high and low

Features

• Super tough bi-metal
• Teeth electron beam welded to a steel body
• Less vibration/shatter resistant
• Eliminate the driving plates and prevent drive pin holes from elongating with 3/16-inch thick steel back

Reviews (2)

Wow, very good for med. duty
If you are a pro and use this everyday you may not want to get this, but if your a jack of all trades or just to use once or twice a week this is great for you.

The hole saw kit for all your odd jobs.
If you're an electrician or a plumber you will already know how valuable a hole saw set like this is. I was skeptical as to how good this would be. Once I started using it though, I realized that it was just like every other product I have ever used with the Milwaukee name on it, superb. If you need a hole saw kit and want to but it online this is the one to buy. ... Read more

Features

• Wool bonnet not included
• Factory reconditioned to perform like new! Limit one per order.
• 11 amp, 0-1,700 RPM: AC only
• Exclusive electronic speed control - ideal for clearcoat finishes
• Spindle lock for convenient accessory change and Quik-Lok detachable cord

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For Professional Only..
This is the best high speed buffer you can buy. I have used them for years in the past to buff out cars. Dropped them, run them over with cars, burnt the edges of paint on cars with them and made a lot of money with mine. I have had Makita and DeWalt in the past and had problems with both. The only problem I had with the Milwakee is the electrical cord shorting out. That was after years of abuse. The balance and weight of the machine also feels better. If you are an auto bodyman, painter or detailer, this is a must have tool. If you just want to wax your car you don't need this. You also can damage your paint if you don't know how to use it. If you do know how to use it, may be the last one you'll ever need. ... Read more

Features

• Limited warranty, 30-day no-risk trial
• Powerful 15 amp motor; AC-DC
• 4400 RPM
• Diamond arbor
• Worm gears for superior torque

Reviews (3)

A Great Saw, sort of.......
The worm drive saw is geared (no pun intended) to a very specific customer, the pro. I've used several different worm drives, including Black & Decker (now DeWalt), Skil, and of course Milwaukee. This model, while a very good model, has a few flaws. I've never used one that didn't leak a little around the spindle lock button. This is ok as long as you remember to check the oil level, but that doesn't happen often enough in the real world. The start-up torque is excessive, compared to other models. And the shoe does not run parallel to the blade, making it difficult to use an edge guide for straight rips. With proper care, it is a very good saw. The 15 amp motor gives you more than enough power to cut through almost anything. But I would not buy this one again, I'd go with the Skil HD77M.

One tough saw
Just pick this bad boy up and you know you've got something heavy duty. Even the cord is huge! Easily twice as thick as any other saw I've used. At fifteen amps we are maxed out on power input. All this beef comes at a price. It's pretty heavy. But some times the extra weight comes in handy , like when you are cutting off rafter tails from above.Or stand a 2x12 on edge and cut down through it. The saw just walks itself across the board. The tough fiberglass reinforced nylon body really takes the abuse . The warranty is like no other. LIFETIME baby! If you run over it, you pay for the repair. If it ever fails due to parts or workmanship , Milwaukee pays. No body stands behind their power tools like that. No body. Now to be fair I have to say that warranty aside ,I prefer the Skil mag 77. First, it's a few pounds lighter. The worm gear is a little smoother. At 13 amps it is rated at less power. BUT! In toolpigs tool test The skil Whooped everything else in time trial ripping in 2x douglas fir by a couple of seconds.(Tools tested; This Milwaukee ,Skil mag 77 13A , Dewalts 378g hypoid framing saw 15A, Porter Cable 843 blade left framers saw 15A, Makita 5277B hypoid saw 14A We used brand new Marathon blades in all saws. At the time we were sure that the Milwaukee would take top honors. We were disappointed. Time after time the skil came out on top. Even after changing blades around and changing operators. What's a second or two ? We just had to know. Still this is a mean saw. If you need something that is over built this is your saw. You will never wear this tool out. Sure you might drop it off a roof or smash it with a fork lift but you're not going to wear it out.

TELLING ABOUT THE RED AND GRAY
WHEN YOU SEE A TOOL THAT'S RED AND GRAY YOU AUTOMATICALLY KNOW IT'S THE BEST, IT'S A MILWAUKEE. THE MILWAUKEE TOOL WILL REGULARLY HAVE MORE POWER, BE MORE EVENLY BALANCED WHICH MAKES THE JOB EASIER, AND LAST LONGER THAN OTHER COMPARABLE TOOLS MADE BY OTHER COMPANIES. THE THING I LIKE THE MOST ABOUT THE MILWAUKEE WORM DRIVE CIRCULAR SAW, COMPARED TO OTHER BRAND NAMES, IS THAT IT DOESN'T JERK WHEN YOU FIRST START CUTTING. IT HAS GREAT BALANCE AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. IT MAKES A SMOOTHER, MORE EVEN STARTING CUT. THE MILWALKEE WORM DRIVE CIRCULAR SAW IS ALSO MORE DEPENDABLE. WE AVERAGE BUILDING 12 - 14 HOUSES A YEAR. WE DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT BUYING A NEW SAW EVERY TWO OR THREE HOUSES WITH THIS ONE. BUYING DEPENDABILITY SEEMS A LITTLE HIGHER AT FIRST BUT REALLY ADDS UP TO BIG SAVINGS OVER THE YEAR. I'VE WORKED IN CONSTRUCTION FROM AGE 17 TO 57. IN THESE 40 YEARS I'VE FOUND MOST UNION AND NON UNION WORKERS USE THE RED AND GRAY BECAUSE THEY KNOW IT'S THE BEST. ... Read more

Features

• Limited warranty
• Powerful 10 amp Milwaukee-built motor
• Variable speed trigger: 0-2800 strokes per min.
• Gear protection system
• Heavy-duty steel Quik-Lok blade clamp system for easy blade changes

Features

• Powerful, yet compact for large hole drilling between joists and studs
• Factory reconditioned to perform like new! Limit one per order.
• Handles up to 4-5/8" selfeed bit
• Two speed: 300 and 1200 rpm; reversing
• Powerful 7.5 amp motor

Reviews (3)

Reliability and Power to Spare!
This Milwaukee Hole Hawg is by far the best drill on the market for pure and simple day-in, day-out reliability and power. I really takes a beating, and has enough torque to twist the top off the Super Dome (well, maybe not quite)! With self-feeding bits, this drill does an exceptional job of knocking out holes for any plumbing or electrical rough-in. I've dropped it, it's been rained on, bounced around in the back of a truck, and otherwise subjected to the "normal" job site wear n' tear, and it continues to perform flawlessly. The only negative word I might utter is that it is heavy. Holding this guy over your head for the day can get old. But a small price to pay for the power and reliability this tool offers.

plumbers friend
As a plumbing contractor for 25 years we started using this model when it first came out in the early 80's. Compact, quick and powerful. We tried the makita copy of the milwaukee when it came out in the late 80's but it had a clutch that activated too easily, so you couldn't finish a tough hole with it. Very frustrating with the Makita. the Milwaukee has no clutch so you have to be careful about the torque. We throw away both the t handle and pipe handle extensions as we have never used them. The trick to controlling the torque is to snuggle up to the drill and keep it close to your body. That way if it jams your body soaks up the torque not just your arms. Also, we drill large holes [toilet flanges etc.] on high speed using hole saws. The drill has less torgue to whack you with at high speed. We wear them out mostly drilling toilet flanges when they jam on deep cuts, resulting in gear rebuilds, but it takes several years of brutal use to get to that point. very compact for the power.

the "only" drill for plumbers
I have used these drills for over 15 years installing plumbing in new construction and have tried just about every other type and brand of drill. None of them comes close to the "Hole Hawg". Beware that this drill is very powerful and should be operated with extreme caution. ... Read more

Features

• Limited warranty
• 300 ft./lbs. of torque - more torque saves time
• Powerful 7.0 amp motor, 1800 RPM and 2600 IPM (no load)
• AC/DC rocker switch for quick selection of forward and reverse
• Light weight (6 pounds) with balanced feel and cushioned grip

Features

• Limited warranty, 30-day no-risk trial
• Dual Temperature 570 and 1000 degrees F; 11.6 amp motor
• Unique impact resistant heating element
• Efficient soft air velocity increases surface temperature much faster than conventional hot air heat guns
• Three position rocker switch - off, high and low

Reviews (1)

this product is awesome!
Great product. I looked far and wide for a heat gun that included attachments. Most do not. This Milwaukee has four of them! And each one of them is very useful. I use mine to melt and shape plastics for furniture grade products. This thing is strong enough to form the toughest plastics I have and the lower setting allowed me to gently shape paper thin Styrene. The attachments aid greatly in diverting the heat from areas that you do not want deformed. Added bonus is the carrying case, another feature that most heatguns do not come with. Just helps keep the shop tidy. ... Read more

Features

• 2.4 amp hour capacity for longer run time
• No memory effect - Full battery capacity is always available
• Ni-Cad battery
• For use with Milwaukee 14.4 volt cordless tools

Amazon.com

Quite possibly, this is the world's best 12-volt drill. When you first pick it up, you don't expect much: It's light and amazingly compact. But wrap your hand around the cushioned, soft-grip, non-slip handle and squeeze the comfortable, rubberized trigger, and you're packing so much torque--280 inch/pounds—-that we defy you not to shout "Oh yeah!" First, we love the size. It's so smartly designed and built that you'll be able to work in the tight spots other drills can only dream about. We have no beef with the tough plastic housing, because it definitely contributes to the light weight. The battery design is a stroke of genius because it enables you to insert the battery with the overlap to the front OR the back, so you can tailor the shape of your drill to your workspace. Another nice feature is the ease with which the battery goes on and off—-we've struggled more than we care to admit with batteries on other drills. In the power department, you can't beat this tough guy. It maxes at an impressive 1,400 rpm, and none of the vibration ends up in your bones. Add to all of that the nifty Clip-Lok storage hanger, and you cannot help but love this drill.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• Limited warranty
• High speed - 1,400 rpm for faster drilling and fastening
• 280 in.-lbs. torque for driving larger screws and drilling bigger holes
• Compact size for tight quarters
• Clip-Lok system for convenient storage and quick access

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Compact, Tough and Powerful!!!
If you need a good all around cordless, this drill is highly recommended. Milwaukee has done a great job incorporating "Heavy Duty" toughness without the weight of an 18 volt bruiser! This drill is not only light but compact, nearly the size of my older Panasonic. The plastic housing is the best I have seen among cordless drills. Looks like it's built to last! The rubberized trigger and soft grip handle just adds to the balanced comfort. This drill also included a cool Clip-Lok system eliminating the need for a holster or one of those awkward lug hooks.

The power is more than adequate for most jobs. I was able to drill quite a few holes with my hole-saw during door installations. The drill does pack a pretty hefty kick with all the torque generated at 1400rpm. Luckily, there is a two speed feature to tame this beast! For me, a good 12 volt drill is perfect for most woodworking projects, the weight and extra bulk of anything greater is just not worth the fatique. Maybe I just don't have the ego for a hefty 18 or 24 volter! To me, the whole point of using cordless tools is to get away from the excess weight!

The only complaint I have on this drill is the trigger. Although, I love the rubberized feel, my finger got pinched quite a few times when I pulled the trigger. The fleshy part of my trigger finger got caught between the tacky rubber switch and the housing...Ouch! Then again, it may just be me and not the tool. All in all, this is another excellent product from Milwaukee! And a big mahalo to Larry at the Amazon/Tool-Crib for assisting with my purchase. No where on the islands was this beauty available!

great drill for basic drill uses
I bought this drill on december 15 and have used it several times. the clip for the belt works great much better than the big lug hook. it goes on the clip easy and comes off easy. the drill is great for drilling or screwing. if you are looking for a drill to clip on and carry with you. the batteries seem to come off easier than on the older style of milwaukee. i recommend this drill. ... Read more

Features

• Full Two Year Warranty
• High torque - 270 ft. lbs.
• Quick-change 7/16 in. hex retention system
• Bracket and steel ring for easy transport
• Great balance and soft-grip handle

Features

• For all types of construction
• Large, wide throat design
• Self- feeding screw point
• Diameter 2 9/16 in.

Reviews (2)

overseas
The reason these bits wear out so soon and do not hold up anymore is because now they are made overseas and with inferior material. This is with all products that used to be made in the USA and are now made overseas. The manufacturers find it cheaper to do this so they can expand their profits, but in doing so the sacrifice quality, customer loyalty, and the most important of all is another American worker is laid off.

the bit that used to be excellent
we have been using this brand of bits for the past 8 years. the bits that i have purchased in the past 7 months have not met our expectations. they wear out after drilling ten holes. In the past they have lasted atleast 3 hundred holes. the set screws are wearing out a lot faster as well. They have lost their durability. I would like to continue using these bits, but we need the quality that milwaukee used to have. ... Read more

Features

• Limited warranty, 30-day no-risk trial

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The Holy Drill
Our company bought a few of these drills about 5yrs ago. They are all still going strong (the Bosch drills have burned up). Most drills rated by the manufacturers for 7/8" say they can handle 7/8" drilling periodically, but their mainstay is 1/4-1/2". These Milwaukee drills have been put through the wringer with our guys using up to 1&1/8" hammer bits going through solid block walls with very little effort. Milwaukee's 3/8" hammer is also a strong workhorse that is worth every cent.

The "Hammer" in Masonary Drills!
This Milwaukee 1\2" 5370-6 Hammer Drill gets the job done! I had a DeWalt cordless hammer drill for 3 years and except for masonry mortar work, it was just a good drill that was a play toy at cracking and drilling concrete! When I found this Milwaukee model at a close out price, I purchased it and sold the cordless. I shouldn't have waited this long . I always wanted the Milwaukee drill. Powerful, reliable, lightweight, built like a tank and indestructible! It will drill through anything I can put in front of it. This is a very high quality tool with a Great reputation. I though I could kill two birds with one drill?! NOT! Got a new "Cordless Drill" separately for convenience and this Milwaukee to lay the hammer down! Would have been worth the full price 3 years ago, but I'll live and learn!

Milwaukee tools' 1/2" hole shooter is the BEST
This Milwaukee #5370-6 1/2" MAGNUM hole shooter is the absolute best in drilling in masonry or brick. It chews it apart with little effort on the user! This tool uses the masonary bits and drives them two steps further in the implemantation of drilling holes for either fasteners to be placed inside or holes for your wires to run through. I have pysically wasted two other well known brand name drills {AEG! } because they just were not TOUGH ENOUGH. This Milwaukee drill IS tough enough to do the job and I just wish I had bought this in the first place. If you are going to do a job: use the right tool and go to Milwaukee Tools as they have the toughest tools that outlast the jobs! ... Read more

Features

• Limited warranty
• Powerful 6.5 amp motor, 0 to 2500 rpm, variable speed control
• Ramp-off depth locator for easy depth adjustments
• All metal gear case and diaphragm
• Ergonomic tactile grip and two finger trigger for user comfort and balance

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Power to Burn!
...This Milwaukee driver is perfect! If you are looking for real power, this is the driver! Hit the trigger, and it will almost twist your wrist. A very versatile tool, it will dimple drywall with zero damage, yet drive a screw (3 1/2") into 75+ year old studs without hesitation. The adjustment is able to change drop-off depths by 1/64". Once you set it up, it never changes. Changing bits is easy, too. The whole nose snaps off to change bits, and you don't lose your adjustment. This is one of my favorite features since my former drywall gun nose piece had to be screwed off to change bits, then readjusted. I was a little concerned about the low max RPM (2500 RPM). (Must be a guy thing!) This is more than enough speed. The trigger is very sensitive to pressure, so speed can be regulated easy. As usual, Milwaukee Tools are the best! The only drawback was delivery, not the tool. I ordered it on June 28th, and received it August 9th. Order it before you need it ... ... Read more

Product Description

2.4 Amp hour 18V battery fits all 18V Milwaukee tools with slide mechanism. 2-pack. ... Read more

Product Description

Milwaukee 48-01-6041 Super Sawzall blades are made with Matrix II high speed steel teeth containing 8 percent Cobalt to keep a sharper tooth edge longer. The tough Bi-Metal design allows faster cutting, longer life blades that can bend without shattering. Milwaukee designs and manufactures Sawzall blades for the toughest professional applications. Materials, tooth configuration and heat treating are designed to maximize performance in specific cutting applications. Durable, long life blades are the goal of every blade we make. This blade has a 1/2 inch universal tang that fits all Sawzalls and standard competitive saws. Includes fifty individual blades. Product Features 4/6 TPI, 6 in. Length, Bi-Metal Construction 1/2 in. Universal Tang fits all Sawzalls 50 blades per box For very fast cutting, circles, contours, and nail embedded wood. ... Read more

Features

• Limited warranty
• 4/6 TPI, 6 in. Length, Bi-Metal Construction
• 1/2 in. Universal Tang fits all Sawzalls
• 50 blades per box
• For very fast cutting, circles, contours, and nail embedded wood

Features

• Limited warranty
• Powerful 6.5 Amp Milwaukee Motor
• Multiposition torque sensitive clutch, 10 - 140 in/lbs.
• 10 foot 2-Wire Quik-Lok Cord
• All Metal Gear Case and Diaphragm

Features

• Limited warranty
• Dramatically reduces user fatigue when compared to manual application
• Expels over 50 (quart size) tubes of sub-floor adhesive
• 620 pounds of pushing force easily handles high viscosity urethanes and adhesives
• Variable speed switch for better flow control