| The Milwaukee M18 Hammerdrill/Driver delivers revolutionary power, run time and ergonomics. The 4-Pole Frameless Motor generates a best-in-class 650 in-lbs. of torque to meet the application rigors of the jobsite. Utilizing an 18V XC Li-Ion battery, the 2611-24 delivers up to 65% more holes per charge. At only 9 1/4in. long and 5.3 lbs, it is the most compact high performance hammer drill available, which minimizes user fatigue and maximizes productivity by fitting into tight spaces. Cordless: Yes, Volts: 18, Rated RPM: 0 - 450 / 0 - 1,800, Torque (in./lbs.): 650, Blows Per Minute (BPM): 0 - 28,000, Battery Included: Yes, Charger Included: Yes, Case Included: Yes |
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 Milwaukee 2611-24 18- Volt Hammer Drill Kit |
| Review Date: June 13, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Federico Lawrence, |
| This is an excellent product that displays a great amount of toque to get the job done. |
EXCELLENT PRICE AND FAST DELIVERY
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| Review Date: April 22, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Romeo A. Ostorga, LAS VEGAS ,NV |
| That was a great experience buying from you,I recomend this company,It's been a pleasure to deal with you guys. |
Everything its promised to be
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| Review Date: November 15, 2008 |
| Reviewer: J. Schmidt, Minnesota |
Background - I own a sewer and water excavating company that gets into some building and concrete work as well so we have a lot of experience with corded/cordless tools of many brands. Hilti, Bosch, Dewalt, Makita.
After owning several Milwaukee drills including the previous V18 hammerdrill, 14.4v drill, and M12 compact driver this drill takes it all. This is just a initial review of my thoughts, its only been in the shop now for a week. It seems more akin to a corded drill than a cordless. I had a bit catch in some steel in first gear and the drill just about took my arm with it. The V18 could do a similar feat. Its overall feel is very good. It fits well, balanced well, fine and responsive and of course, incredible power. Its comparable in weight and size to the compact 14.4v milwaukee drill which has served me well reliably here and overseas.
I would give it an overwhelming 5 stars if not for the strange handlebar accessory that mounts using two jaws instead of a band like most others that squeezes around the gearcase. The handlebar in my experience never gets used anyways. It has the ability to have a belt hook and bit holder mounted by the battery at the bottom of the grip like the compact M18 driver/drill (2601-22), there is a mounting space and screw hole for them. But it doesn't come with it. Why after this price tag they didn't include them eludes me.
Its case is rugged with some softer black rubber for grip and fall protection. The batteries and charger also have rubber corners on them. The light is a nice feature but is essentially standard on new tools. The new style battery is smaller than the V18 and slides on and off better than the V18 battery. If you want an around the house drill get the compact 2601-22 but if you need something on the professional scale this drill is a no-brainer. Milwaukee is discontinuing their V18 line and this M18 is the future along with several new tools in the plans including a grinder and jigsaw this winter. |
Small issues tarnish a great drill
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| Review Date: April 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Seth Mccanse, Oregon, IL |
First, I'll state that the drill itself, along with the M18 batteries, are great. If it wasn't for Milwaukee's poor service, this would be a 5 star rating.
I am a partner in a small home building company. We had previously purchased the compact M18 drill/driver (2601-22) and liked it, so decided to invest in their more powerful "flagship" hammer drill/driver as well.
The compact drill/driver came with extremely useful belt hook and bit holder accessories, so I expected them to be on their self-proclaimed "flagship" drill as well. When I discovered these parts missing I contacted Milwaukee, thinking it had been left out by accident, and they said they stopped providing them as standard accessories late last year. So, with shipping and minimum order fees, I had to spend over $20 to get $3 in parts. Very frustrating considering the high cost of this drill.
Second, the trigger switch on my drill died after 3 weeks of light use. I sent it in for warranty repair, and the current estimate is that it is going to take 3-4 weeks to get my drill back because Milwaukee for some reason is not making enough repair parts for this drill. And they would not just send me a new one. Again, extremely frustrating considering the high cost of this drill.
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BE VERY CAREFUL................
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| Review Date: January 13, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Dan Briggs, CA, USA |
| While Milwaukee's V18 3.0 Lith Ion battery is GREAT and works with all the 18 v NiCad tools we all have, theses XC and compact 18v lith ion batteries ONLY FIT NEWER TOOLS and are not compatible with the standard slide mounts most of us have......... |
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