We review Milwaukee’s brand new 26mm FUEL Rotary Hammer Drill. It is the second biggest in their incredible line up of FOUR M18 rotary hammer drills. Full review: http://oztooltalk.com/milwaukee-18v-fuel-28mm-rotary-hammer-drill-m18/
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How does everybody find battery life on these?
I’ve been using a corded Makita hammer for a while now and I love it but thinking of investing in a battery rotary for the obvious no-cord benefits.
I’ve got a whole bunch of 5AH battery’s and one 9AH that I usually use on either my band saw or grinder. The band saw eats the battery alive and that’s what I worry about with such a high power & use tool.
I install pallet racking so I’m drilling a lot of holes for dyna-bolts in a session and don’t really want to be changing & charging battery’s all the time.
Cheers!
Sorry I meant to say the brand of the drill bits.The you for your reply.
Man I really want one. The only thing I don’t do too much concrete drilling. I would prefer it for for the chipping function myself. Still having a cordless sds would be handy to have its the best and quickest way to drill masonry. Percussion hammer drills can manage but its noisy and takes a long time to do. Great review Ozz Tool Talk!!
Hi Guys! First of all:Good review! Do you know how many Nm it puts out in normal drilling/rotary mode?
Hi,What was the brand name of drills where you using there please.Great video.
I have the Milwaukee 2605-22 7/8″ I guess that is close to 26mm. I have had for about a year now and that thing is a work horse. Great tool and another great review.
new to the channel guys and liking your work. do you have any plans to test the 18v festool range?
How does it do chipping up old floor tile?
Great Review! Seems like a very well designed and performing Rotary Hammer !
Very nice review guys that’s a nice add to the fuel line!
i got one of these, been using it for about 8 months
its an animal
worth the $$$$ especially if you don’t cheap out on bits