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Milwaukee 0201-20 7 Amp 3/8-Inch Drill with Keyless Chuck
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MSRP: $218.00
Your Price: $112.50
Savings: $ 105.50 ( 48% )
Shipping: Usually ships in 3 to 5 weeks
Manufacturer: Milwaukee
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Milwaukee 0201-20 7 Amp 3/8-Inch Drill with Keyless Chuck Features
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Corded drill ideal for hole saws, twist bits and light fastening
120-volt 7 Amp motor offers 0- to 2,500 RPM variable speed control
360 degree locking side handle
Includes 360-degree locking side handle with ergonomic grip; includes 10-foot, 2-wire rubber cord
Limited lifetime warranty
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Additional Milwaukee 0201-20 7 Amp 3/8-Inch Drill with Keyless Chuck Information
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3/8" Heavy Duty, Variable Speed Drill, 7A, 0-2,500 RPM With 360 Degree Locking Side Handle, Ergonomic Tactile Grip, 2 Finger Trigger For Comfort, Powerful Motor For Dependability, All Metal Grip-Lok 2 Sleeve Chuck For Tighter Grip Of Bits, Metal Gear Case & Diaphragm, 10' Rubber Cord To Avoid Cracking In Cold Weather.
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What Customers Say About Milwaukee 0201-20 7 Amp 3/8-Inch Drill with Keyless Chuck:
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Bought by accident - returned for drill with chuck. Being Milwalkee they will last forever. Drill does seem to be a little longer then the one it replaced( stolen in breaak-in)
Nails aren't good enough - we must have screws. We ordered the Milwaukee 3/8 inch drill to build a garden shed. I can only imagine how difficult it must have been before the electric drill was invented. I have been waiting for this for 3 years and finally it is taking shape. When my husband finally gets to work, he builds to last til the millennium. This tool makes the job fast and easy. We have had no problems even though it is a rebuilt drill.
Milaukee tools are in a class of their own. These are lifetime tools and powerful.
I can feel the difference in the power and quality. Once again it's proven to me that Milwaukee makes the finest drill available. It costs a little more but after going through a Dewalt and a Minnkota similar quality drill. It's nice to have a drill that has power at low rpms, and high rpms to get the job done. Battery operated drills have there place, but in my opinion they will never replace the all around preformance of a corded drill.
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