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DETAILS:
INCLUDES:
• Tool with Side Handle only (no battery or charger)
FEATURES:
• 28 Volt Milwaukee high power motor
• 0-400/0-1000 RPM
• 1/2 in. keyed chuck
• Head swivels 360° and can be locked tight in any position
Convenient, easy reach forward/reverse lever
SPECIFICATIONS:
• Voltage 28 DC
• No Load Speed 0-400/0-1,000 RPM
• Chuck Type Keyed
• Chuck Size 1/2 in.
• Capacity in Steel 1/2 in.
• Capacity in Wood 2-9/16 in.
• Spindle Lock No
•Length 18-1/2 in.
Milwaukee's cordless right angle drill is designed for boring large holes between studs or joists or in tight areas. This tool is great for plumbing and electrical applications such as drilling holes to run wire through studs and joists or boring holes in floors for plumbing venting. The tool features an extremely rugged motor and gear train that is capable of handling some of the toughest jobs and is durable enough to withstand job-site abuse. The 0721 features a 1/2 inch keyed chuck that includes a thick, clear coat finish to help prevent rusting.
INCLUDES:
• Tool with Side Handle only (no battery or charger)
FEATURES:
• 28 Volt Milwaukee high power motor
• 0-400/0-1000 RPM
• 1/2 in. keyed chuck
• Head swivels 360° and can be locked tight in any position
Convenient, easy reach forward/reverse lever
SPECIFICATIONS:
• Voltage 28 DC
• No Load Speed 0-400/0-1,000 RPM
• Chuck Type Keyed
• Chuck Size 1/2 in.
• Capacity in Steel 1/2 in.
• Capacity in Wood 2-9/16 in.
• Spindle Lock No
•Length 18-1/2 in.
Milwaukee's cordless right angle drill is designed for boring large holes between studs or joists or in tight areas. This tool is great for plumbing and electrical applications such as drilling holes to run wire through studs and joists or boring holes in floors for plumbing venting. The tool features an extremely rugged motor and gear train that is capable of handling some of the toughest jobs and is durable enough to withstand job-site abuse. The 0721 features a 1/2 inch keyed chuck that includes a thick, clear coat finish to help prevent rusting.
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Check that speed range spec!
By
Cheech Wizard on 04/11/2012
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| Pros: | Tough, wicked high torque |
| Cons: | Changing speed ranges nearly impossible |
| Recommended: | Yes |
My brother has had a corded Hole Hawg for years, and it's an absolute beast of a right-angle hole saw. So, having a bunch of M28 tools and batteries, I decided to go for this as a cordless substitute. It has about as much torque as I would ever want (for example, I use it a lot with a paddle to mix thinset and mortar in a 5-gallon bucket).
BUT: the unpleasant surprise was the "0-400/0-1000" speed range spec. Unlike the Hole Hawg, there is no range selector. You have to remove the right-angle head, reverse it, and re-install it. I am unable to get the head off mine at all, but even if I could, it's a bench-top job, not a job-site quick change. So I think it's a misleading spec. For all practical purposes, it's a 0-400 rpm tool, so it's okay for paddle-mixing or large-diameter hole saws. Just don't think you're going to use it with 3/4 inch spade bits.
BUT: the unpleasant surprise was the "0-400/0-1000" speed range spec. Unlike the Hole Hawg, there is no range selector. You have to remove the right-angle head, reverse it, and re-install it. I am unable to get the head off mine at all, but even if I could, it's a bench-top job, not a job-site quick change. So I think it's a misleading spec. For all practical purposes, it's a 0-400 rpm tool, so it's okay for paddle-mixing or large-diameter hole saws. Just don't think you're going to use it with 3/4 inch spade bits.
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