Milwaukee Brushless Percussion Drill, 18V Robust Combi Drill for Site Work

Key specs include: 18V cordless operation, brushless motor for efficiency and longer life, 13mm keyless chuck for quick bit changes, percussion/hammer function for masonry drilling, LED work light, ergonomic design, and compatibility with all M18 batteries.

Percussion (hammer) mode adds concussive blows to assist drilling into masonry and concrete. In normal drilling mode, the drill relies on rotation alone, which is ideal for wood and metal. Switch modes to tackle different materials more effectively.

It handles wood and metal comfortably, and the percussion/hammer function helps you drill into masonry and brick. For masonry, use appropriate drill bits and keep the drill steady to prevent bit wandering.

To install bits, hold the chuck, rotate it counterclockwise to open, insert the bit, and release to lock. Use the 13mm keyless chuck for quick changes. Make sure the battery is properly attached and the mode selector is set to the desired drilling or hammer mode.

Use the drill’s mode selector to switch between drill and hammer (percussion) mode. If the model includes adjustable torque or variable speed, set the desired speed using the trigger and, if present, adjust the clutch or torque ring to suit the workpiece.

Wear eye and hearing protection, secure workpieces, keep hands away from the rotating bit, use the side handle if provided for better control, and avoid forcing the tool. Let the brushless motor and drill reach its own optimal speed and don’t run it dry without a bit.

Keep the tool clean and dry, inspect bits for wear, and store it in a dry place. Since it’s brushless, it typically requires less maintenance than brushed motors, but regular checks for loose screws and a clean chuck are still a good practice.

The bare tool includes the drill body and user manual. Batteries, charger, and any carrying case are not included in this bare tool offering.

This drill works with all Milwaukee M18 batteries. Runtime depends on battery capacity and the workload—smaller bits and lighter materials will run longer on a single charge than heavy masonry drilling with larger bits.

Use it for drilling wood for framing, metal fasteners, and masonry tasks like installing anchors or drilling into brick/concrete when in hammer mode. It’s versatile for construction, renovations, and general home improvement projects.

If you’re weighing options, you can compare it to other Milwaukee or compatible hammer drills and to alternative brands on Fepy. For example: Milwaukee M18BLPD3-0X 13mm 18V Cordless Brushless Percussion Drill (Bare Tool) at https://fepy.com/product/milwaukee-m18blpd3-0x-13mm-18v-cordless-brushless-percussion-drill-bare-tool, Milwaukee M18BPD2-0 13mm 18V Hammer Drill Bare Tool at https://fepy.com/product/milwaukee-m18bpd2-0-13mm-18v-hammer-drill-bare-tool, and DeWalt DCD791D2 20V Max Brushless Drill/Driver Bare Tool at https://fepy.com/product/dewalt-dcd791d2-20v-max-brushless-drill-driver-bare-tool.