The Milwaukee 2801 - 20 M18 Compact Brushless 1/2 Drill is a game - changer in the world of power tools. This drill driver offers the most power in its class while maintaining a super - compact size. Thanks to the Milwaukee - built brushless motor, REDLINK Electronics, and REDLITHIUM batteries, it provides highly efficient power delivery. You'll make fewer trips to the charger, saving you time and effort. Measuring only 6.5 inches long and weighing just 3.4 lbs (with battery), it offers outstanding control and balance. It's a perfect choice for overhead work or tasks in tight spaces. This compact drill can generate 500 in - lbs of torque and operates at 0 - 500/0 - 1800 RPM, suitable for a wide range of drilling and fastening jobs. The all - metal gear case and 1/2 - inch metal chuck ensure maximum durability and can withstand heavy use. What's included? You get (1) M18 Compact Brushless 1/2' Drill Driver Bare Tool (2801 - 20) and (1) Belt Clip. Features: Its compact design gives excellent balance and control, great for overhead or tight - space applications. The 1/2 - inch metal ratcheting single - sleeve chuck is reliable. The all - metal gear case and chuck offer top - notch impact and shock resistance. The Milwaukee brushless motor is optimized for efficiency, providing more run - time and a longer lifespan. Specifications: Length: 6.5 inches, Height: 7.75 inches, RPM: 0 - 500/0 - 1800, Torque: 500 in - lbs, LED: Yes, Width: 2.31 inches, Weight: 2.5 lbs, Power Source: Cordless.
Using your Milwaukee 2801 - 20 drill is a breeze. First, make sure the battery is fully charged if you're using a cordless setup. For drilling, select the appropriate drill bit for the material you're working on. Insert the bit into the 1/2 - inch metal chuck and tighten it securely. Set the RPM according to your task: use the lower speed (0 - 500 RPM) for tougher materials or when more precision is needed, and the higher speed (0 - 1800 RPM) for softer materials. When fastening, choose the right screwdriver bit. Hold the drill firmly with both hands to maintain control, especially when working overhead or in tight spaces. Remember, the LED light can help you see in dimly - lit areas. As for maintenance, keep the drill clean after each use. Wipe off any dust or debris with a dry cloth. Occasionally, check the chuck for tightness and the all - metal gear case for any signs of damage. Store the drill in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion. If you notice any issues with the motor or performance, it's best to have it checked by a professional.
