Milwaukee Cordless Tools

Milwaukee Cordless Tools - Built to Last!

Milwaukee Cordless Tools - Built to Last!

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I first purchased a couple of Milwaukee cordless tools around 7 years ago as I was starting out in the home improvements industry. I opted for the cordless drill and an impact drill as I find that power tools with cords can be dangerous, so I was looking for something that was cordless but still had plenty of power.

Both perform really well on a fully charged battery and are lightweight, which is good when I'm using the drill on ceilings.

Finding power tools that are tough enough for the job can be really hard too, but not with Milwaukee tools. They are really built to last and I have had no problems from either power tool in the past 7 years. I keep them in my wheeled tool box which takes a lot of knocks when I am travelling from job to job but they are still going strong.

As well as being easy to use and really light the drill also has plenty of torque which adds to its benefits. Anyone who is looking for cordless power tools that are strong enough to cope with daily use will find what they are looking for with Milwaukee cordless tools.

Here's Milwaukee Cordless Tools Selections:

Milwaukee 48-11-2401 12-Volt Lithium-ion Cordless ...

Customer Review:
I was disappointed to find out that the battery only lasts 3 - 4 hrs when playing the radio. I was further disappointed to find out that Milwaukee does not offer a power adaptor that powers the radio from the lighter in a car. They make a charger tha... Read More


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Milwaukee 2691-22 18-Volt Compact Drill and Impact...

Customer Review:
Yes! A lighter weight driver and drill by Milwaukee. The company has a reputation for tough, heavy tools. At least the heavy part is now a myth. As a cabinetmaker of 31+ years I've used Milwaukee products quite a bit. These are nice and light weight... Read More



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Milwaukee 2694-24 M18 18-Volt 4-Tool Cordless Comb...

Customer Review:
Great Combo Kit for the money. Milwaukee makes quality tool. Haven't had any issues with the charging or batteries. Even the light is fairly useful. Hammer Drill is great with plenty of power. Used it to drill through cinder block when installin... Read More



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Milwaukee 48-59-2818 18-Volt to 28-Volt Lithium-Io...

Customer Review:
The item was delivered promptly and was exactly what I ordered at a very competitive price.... Read More



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Milwaukee 48-11-1828 High-Capacity 18-Volt Battery...

Customer Review:
I have no idea why they have discontinued this type of battery. Most of us don't either. Yes it's heavy. But come on... So many of us want not only run-time, but have these great tools that work only with them.(Price keeps going up on the batteries, ... Read More


$208.00
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Today's Discussion

Milwaukee cordless drill grip has dissolved to mush, any idea why?
My Milwaukee cordless drill has (had) a rubber coating on the grip. Over time (~8 yrs) this rubber has deteriorated totally, turning to sticky, gummy mush. I had to scrape it all off, otherwise it would turn my hands black every time I use it. The drill hasn't had a hard life, usually kept in its carrying case in my garage. Has anybody else experienced this? I know a lot of tools have this type of grip so it must work pretty well. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Chris

Reply
iceracer24
you might have came in contact with a desolving agent like gasoline, paint thinner, oil,etc.

oO_lOVE_diSAStER_Oo
Must not have the best durability.

la_cuba
it's a crappy product, return it to the store you bought it at and upgradge to a mikita, those last forever.

UPALLNIGHT
That's the weirdest thing I've ever heard of...Maybe it's due to some kind of condensation forming in the case? Maybe it was a "bad batch" of grip material at the factory? I really don't know...I have many Milwaukee tools and have NEVER had this same problem,and I leave mine OUT in the shop(don't actually know where the original cases ARE..)If it was me, I'd wrap the grips in tape and KEEP ON DRILLIN'!!!------good luck!!

Sleazy
Never heard of that kind of problem before. Could be a number of things, but I guess it doesn't matter since knowing what happened won't solve the problem. You can always go to the sporting goods section of a department store and get some of that soft rubber tape used to wrap the handle section of a baseball bat. Check out the golf section too, I think golf clubs use something similar.



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