Milwaukee Electric Tool Review! We compare the M18 Super Hole Hawg vs the M18 FUEL Right Angle Hole

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Today we compare the Milwaukee 2711-22 M18 Super Hole Hawg vs the Milwaukee 2707-22 M18 FUEL Right Angle Hole Hawg Drill.

The M18 FUEL™ HOLE HAWG® 1/2" Right Angle Drill from Milwaukee drills faster than the original corded HOLE HAWG®, delivers over 150 7/8" Holes Per Charge, and is over 30% lighter weight than its corded predecessor.

Optimized for electricians, the M18 FUEL™ HOLE HAWG® is the first cordless tool of its kind, delivering game-changing productivity for professionals drilling with augers up to 1-1/4" and self-feed bits up to 2". The POWERSTATE® brushless motor delivers better performance than corded drills, especially under heavy load.

REDLINK PLUS™ Intelligence is the most advanced electronic system on the market, preventing damage to the tool and battery caused by overloading or overheating. The REDLITHIUM™ XC4.0 batteries provide up to 2X more run time and recharges than standard lithium, operate down to 0*F/-18*C. and have a battery fuel gauge to display the remaining charge.

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The first tool of its kind, the M18 FUEL™ SUPER HAWG™ delivers the power and run-time necessary to complete cordless rough-ins. Optimized for Plumbing and HVAC professionals, this drill powers through 6" holes and can drill over (75) 2-9/16" holes per charge in 2x dimensional lumber with a self-feed bit. The QUIK-LOK™ chuck is designed for quick, keyless, one-handed bit changes and is compatible with 7/16" Hex shank or 3-flat shank bits.

The POWERSTATE® brushless motor delivers constant power under heavy load to maintain drilling speed. REDLINK PLUS™ Intelligence is the most advanced electronic system on the market, preventing damage to the tool and battery caused by overloading or overheating. The REDLITHIUM™ XC5.0 batteries deliver up to 2.5X more run-time, 20% more power and 2X more life than standard 18 volt lithium-ion batteries. A mechanical clutch in low speed protects the tool from damage in the case that a bit binds up and the tool stalls.

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The M18 FUEL™ Hole Hawg® 1/2 In. Right angle drill from Milwaukee drills faster than the original corded Hole Hawg®, delivers over 300-7/8 In. holes per charge, and is over 30% lighter weight than its corded predecessor. Optimized for electricians, the M18 FUEL™ Hole Hawg® is the first cordless tool of its kind, delivering game-changing productivity for professionals drilling with augers up to 1-1/4 In. and up to 2 In. self-feed bits. The POWERSTATE® brushless motor delivers better performance than corded drills, especially under heavy load.

REDLINK Plus™ intelligence is the most advanced electronic system on the market, preventing damage to the tool and battery caused by overloading or overheating. The M18™ REDLITHIUM™ HIGH DEMAND™ 9.0 battery pack delivers up to 5X more run-time, 35% more power, and runs 60% cooler than standard 18 V lithium-ion batteries. It maintains full power and runs substantially cooler through heavy applications, allowing users to push their cordless tools harder and longer than ever before. The M18™ REDLITHIUM™ HIGH DEMAND™ 9.0 battery is fully compatible with 100+ M18™ tools.

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The first tool of its kind, the M18 FUEL™ SUPER HAWG™ delivers the power and run-time necessary to complete cordless rough-ins. Optimized for Plumbing and HVAC professionals, this drill powers through 6" holes and can drill over (75) 2-9/16" holes per charge in 2x dimensional lumber with a self-feed bit.

The QUIK-LOK™ chuck is designed for quick, keyless, one-handed bit changes and is compatible with 7/16" Hex shank or 3-flat shank bits. The POWERSTATE® brushless motor delivers constant power under heavy load to maintain drilling speed. REDLINK PLUS™ Intelligence is the most advanced electronic system on the market, preventing damage to the tool and battery caused by overloading or overheating. A mechanical clutch in low speed protects the tool from damage in the case that a bit binds up and the tool stalls.

[msibomb]

I accidently bought the electrician version(I'm a plumber) and it seems to serve its purpose so far. I've drilled up to 3 in holes with the big hawg bits

[kuehnel]

Can I use a 61/2 hole saw on a reg hole hawg . I'm just drill through cabinets for vent pipes

[buddyolpal]

Hole hawg- 1500 rpm max
7.09lbs

Super hawg- 1150 rpm max
12.1lbs

[tonygarcia]

Milwaukee gotta tweak this tool with an e-clutch like the new Dewalt Stud Joist drill DCD470B. I am a fan of both the Milwaukee first and the Dewalt second platforms.

[karenstein]

You’re using the wrong tools!

Milwaukee makes an impact driver with the 7/16 quick chuck. It’s quite compact and handles self feed bits with ease — I’ve used up to 2-5/8 without the least problem.

Advantage? Fits between studs. Won’t throw you off a ladder. NO torque felt at your wrist. No binding.

[loudman]

dumbass never gave us details about speed in both units, so i had to find it out myself, specs are important.

[allanyang]

A regular drill can drill through that stud no problem. This is over kill if you need a hole Hawg for what they just demonstrated

[gunnagunna]

Not must of a compare and really awkward to watch lol

[loucifer]

Buy the dewalt it's better and it's American not Chinese like Milwaukee