Milwaukee PD2E22R Percussion Drill, 13mm, 850W, 2-Speed Corded Drill for Masonry & Steel

Key specs include an 850W motor, 240V power supply, a 13mm chuck for a wide bit range, and two-speed operation for optimized drilling control in different materials.

Use the gear/variable speed selector to choose the lower or higher speed that matches your material and task. Start on the lower speed for precision and switch to higher speed for faster drilling when needed.

Hold the chuck firmly, rotate it counterclockwise to open, insert the desired bit, then release and tighten the chuck by turning it clockwise until the bit is securely locked in place.

You can drill into wood, metal, and masonry. For masonry and concrete, rely on the percussion (hammer) function and use masonry bits for best results.

Wear eye protection and hearing protection as appropriate, secure your workpiece, avoid loose clothing or jewelry, tie back long hair, use the correct drill bits, and keep hands away from the rotating bit. Always unplug or switch off before changing bits.

Yes. The percussion function is designed to help drill into masonry like concrete and brick when using masonry bits. Apply steady, moderate pressure and let the bit do the work.

It's well-suited for home renovation tasks, DIY projects, and professional jobs that require reliable power and a strong bit grip. Use it for wall anchors, cabinet installation, metal work, and masonry drilling, depending on the bit you select.

Corded drills like the PD2E22R maintain constant power and can deliver higher sustained torque, which is great for longer drilling sessions. Cordless drills offer portability and mobility but may have limited runtime per charge and require battery management.

Use the correct bit for the material, choose the appropriate speed, apply steady pressure without forcing the bit, keep the vents clear, and periodically inspect the chuck and power cord for wear. Cleaning after use can help prevent debris buildup.

You may compare similar corded percussion drills from reputable brands on Fepy, such as models from Makita, Bosch, and DeWalt. For example, Makita and Bosch 13mm to 13mm+ percussion models offer comparable power and features, while DeWalt options provide solid performance in a similar class. Example alternative listings on Fepy include: https://fepy.com/product/makita-hr2470-13mm-percussion-drill-720w and https://fepy.com/product/bosch-gsb-13-re-percussion-drill-680w

If you regularly drill into masonry walls for anchors or electrical boxes, or you need a reliable, constantly powered drill for long sessions, the PD2E22R’s 850W motor and two-speed settings are well-suited. It’s also a good fit for professional trades that require robust performance in wood and metal work.

Look for 13mm shank drill bits in wood, metal, and masonry varieties, ensuring you have masonry bits for concrete and appropriate pilot bits for metal and wood work. Always pair the bit type with the material you’re drilling for the best results.