Milwaukee 18V Percussion Drill Kit, 13mm Combi with 2 x 2.0Ah Batteries - Pack of 2

Key specs include: 18V power, a 13mm chuck, and two included 2Ah Li-Ion batteries. It’s described as compact and lightweight to reduce user fatigue during extended use.

The kit includes two 2Ah Li-Ion batteries. The description highlights the two-battery setup for extended runtime, enabling longer work sessions without frequent recharging.

This drill is suitable for drilling wood, metal, and similar materials, and it’s described as a percussion drill, which means it can be used for masonry tasks with hammering action when the correct bit is used.

To start, insert a properly sized drill bit into the 13mm chuck, tighten securely by rotating the chuck collar or keyless chuck until the bit is firmly clamped, then mount the batteries, choose the appropriate mode, and begin drilling.

While the drill is powered and the chuck is engaged, switch to the desired mode using the tool’s mode selector (drill vs. percussion/hammer) if equipped. Use percussion mode when drilling into masonry to benefit from hammering action.

Always wear safety glasses and hearing protection, secure the workpiece, use sharp, appropriate bits, keep hands away from the rotating bit, hold the tool with a firm two-handed grip, and avoid overheating by taking breaks on long tasks and using the correct battery charge levels.

The Milwaukee M18BPD-202C is described as suitable for both home and professional use, thanks to its compact design, 18V power, and the reliability associated with Milwaukee's M18 platform.

If you’re comparing options on Fepy, you can also consider these alternatives: DeWalt DCD791D2 20V Max Cordless Drill: https://fepy.com/product/dewalt-dcd791d2-20v-max-cordless-drill and Makita XPH12Z 18V LXT Hammer Drill: https://fepy.com/product/makita-xph12z-18v-cordless-hammer-drill. These are similar-category tools in the 18V class with their own feature sets and battery ecosystems.

Yes. As part of Milwaukee’s M18 platform, this drill is designed to be compatible with the M18 battery system and a wide range of M18-compatible accessories and attachments.

Runtime will vary based on material, bit size, and usage. With two 2Ah batteries included, you can expect extended sessions before recharging is needed, but heavier masonry work will draw more power and shorten runtime.

Ideal use cases include assembling furniture or cabinetry, drilling into wood and metal for renovations, and masonry drilling in light construction tasks when using the percussion function with appropriate masonry bits.