Milwaukee Tool Drills
Make quick work of steel and wood with Milwaukee Tool drills. These drills are made from materials that give them greater durability and you more comfort while you are drilling. One of my favorite features of these drills is that they are able to show their wear marks so you know when it is time to change them out and when they no longer meet ANSI requirements. Vibration resistance and reinforced material make sure that every drilling experience can be done with ease. Explore a wide selection of drills and drill bits for your application at HomElectrical.
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What is included with Milwaukee Tool Drills?
Features of a Milwaukee Tool drill include:
- Reinforced rebar guard increases durability
- Breaker points boost drilling speed
- Centering tip for more precise drilling
- Wear mark indicators to show end of life
- Intensified flutes for little vibration and greater durability
- Additional durability with thunderbolt tapered web
- Clears chips quickly with parabolic flute
What are the different type of Milwaukee Tool Drills?
A steel hawg drill features:
- Alternating tooth form can cut through steel quickly
- Abrasion-resistant carbide teeth for a clean cut and greater durability
- Spring loaded, self-ejecting pin acts as centering point
Showave magnetic nut drivers feature:
- Made from proprietary steel and heat treat process
- Designed for greater durability and strength
- Color coded to swiftly identify the different sizes
- Fastening in tight spaces with a chamfered edge
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