Saturday, March 17, 2012

Best Buy:Milwaukee 2601-22 18-Volt Li-ion Compact Drill Kit


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Milwaukee 2601-22 18-Volt Li-ion Compact Drill Kit




  • Heavy-duty 2-speed metal gear box
  • Compact motor delivers 400 inch-pounds of maximum torque
  • Built-in LED light illuminates work surfaces
  • Lightweight at 4-pounds
  • Superior bit grip with Yukiwa chuck


Milwaukee 2601-22 18-Volt Li-ion Compact Drill Kit Reviews


Milwaukee 2601-22 18-Volt Li-ion Compact Drill Kit Reviews


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85 of 90 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible, November 13, 2007
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Angus (Naperville, IL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Milwaukee 2601-22 18-Volt Li-ion Compact Drill Kit (Tools & Home Improvement)
This thing is a beast. Maybe I feel this way because I'm coming off a recently blown up Crapsman 18v drill that was sub par. However, I do have experience with the Panasonic 15.6v drill that has been arguably the best drill out there. I would easily put this up against the Panasonic anytime. Sure the Milwaukee is brand new and the Panasonic has been around for years so we'll see what the China-made Milwaukee will do long term. That said, it's lighter, shorter and more powerful than the Panasonic. Not by much, but it is. Even the charge time of the battery is quicker! I've always been a fan of Milwaukee's cases so there's another bonus over the Pany.
The previous reviewer complained about the placement of the forward/reverse switch but I don't agree. In my opinion, it's located just fine and very similarly to other cordless drills I've used (Craftsman, Panasonic and Porter Cable). If you're a homeowner and looking for a weekend project cordless drill, this may be too much for you,... Read more
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47 of 51 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars nice tool and nice case, March 17, 2008
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This review is from: Milwaukee 2601-22 18-Volt Li-ion Compact Drill Kit (Tools & Home Improvement)
I was one of the unfortunate people to buy one of the Milwaukee Ni-cad 18 volt drills with their defective batteries and charger so I did hesitate when buying this drill. I have DeWalt drills and like their performance but have been turned off by the mickey mouse (apologies to Disney) drill cases they provide with some drills and sell as an after market item for $40 for the many pro level DeWalt drills that sell without any storage case at all.

The Milwaukee Li-ion batteries work well so far. I have yet to drop a drill and know that some of the early Li-ion batteries would explode when dropped so this is still an experimental tool for me in that respect. They seem to run cooler than the Ni-cads and I would expect longer life with more recharges possible.

The LEDs are great and it is nice to see they provide a belt hook. With the similarly priced Makita Li-ion drills this is something you have to order from customer service and pay an extra $15 (when Makita has... Read more
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106 of 126 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars Review of Milwaukee compact drill from a V28 owner, March 16, 2009
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This review is from: Milwaukee 2601-22 18-Volt Li-ion Compact Drill Kit (Tools & Home Improvement)
I have been an electrician for over 20 years, and have seen and used alot of cordless drills in this time. I have either owned them or my employees have owned them (Dewalt, Milwaukee, Makita, Hitachi, PC, Panasonic, Bosch). With that being said Milwaukee has been the best brand for me thus far. The Dewalts are junk and the rest of the drills are pretty good with the exception of the Panasonic being quite a bit above average. The reason why I don't keep the Panasonic is because I need other cordless tools eg: sawzall, circular saw. The Milwaukee V28 series is an absolute beast when it comes to power and WEIGHT! This is why I started looking for a compact drill. I still needed the power with a 1/2" chuck and lighter drill, because I also currently have the Bosch impactor, and pocket driver with jst a 1/4" chuck. I have owned the Milwaukee 18v cordless stuff in the past and was pleased with it, albeit not great - why I ended up getting the V28. With that being said I charged up the... Read more
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