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Cordless Drill Drivers

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The cordless drill driver is the most widely used tool on site and in the workshop: it drills wood, metal and other materials and drives and removes screws of every kind with no need for a cable. The battery makes it usable even where there is no mains power.

Types in the collection

  • Compact M12 series drill drivers, light and easy to handle, also with interchangeable chucks for working in tight spaces.
  • Brushless M18 series drill drivers, more powerful, for demanding drilling and driving.
  • ONE-KEY versions, the Milwaukee system that allows the tool to be adjusted and managed from a smartphone.

All the products are Milwaukee branded.

How to choose a drill driver

Choose the series according to the use: the M12 is suited to light work and finishing, the M18 to heavier work. Consider the battery capacity, the maximum torque and the weight of the tool, especially if you use it for many hours. Check that the batteries are compatible with those you already have.

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Frequently asked questions: Cordless Drill Drivers
What is a cordless drill driver used for?

The cordless drill driver drills wood, metal and other materials and drives or removes screws of every kind without a cable. It is the most widely used tool on site and in the workshop for fitting suspended ceilings, fixing shelves, assembling furniture and making small repairs, even where there is no mains power.

Which standards apply to a cordless drill driver at work?

The drill driver is a portable power tool and falls under Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 on workplace safety for the use of work equipment: it must be used according to the manufacturer's instructions and kept in good working order. For the safety of portable power tools there are European product standards, to be checked on the marking of the model.

Which factors matter when choosing a cordless drill driver?

The battery series, the type of motor and the chuck all matter. The M12 series is compact and light, while the M18 series is more powerful for demanding drilling and driving. A brushless motor is the choice for intensive work, and the interchangeable chuck, as in the Milwaukee M12 cordless drill driver with interchangeable chucks, is for working in tight spaces.

What is the difference between an M12 and an M18 drill driver?

The M12 series is smaller and lighter, with compact models such as the M12 BLDDRC compact brushless cordless drill driver, designed for tight spaces and frequent jobs. The M18 series is more powerful and suited to demanding drilling and driving, such as the M18 BLDD2 brushless cordless drill driver. Choose the series according to the job: light for everyday use, sturdier for the site.

What does ONE-KEY mean on a drill driver?

ONE-KEY is the Milwaukee system that lets you adjust and manage the tool from a smartphone. The collection includes the Milwaukee M18 ONEDD3 cordless drill driver with ONE-KEY. It is worth considering if you manage several tools on site or want to check the tool's settings without having to handle it.

How do I use a drill driver safely?

Wear safety glasses when drilling metal or wood, secure the piece with a clamp and check that the chuck is fully tightened. Set the clutch to the screw diameter, so as not to damage the piece or break the bit, and hold the drill with two hands for demanding jobs. Remove the battery before changing the bit.

When do I need a hammer drill instead of a drill driver?

A drill driver without hammer action is designed for wood, metal and screws, while masonry and concrete require a model with hammer action. If you often need to drill brick or concrete, consider a hammer drill from the dedicated collection, such as the Milwaukee M18 (M18 BPD) cordless hammer drill.