Milwaukee Drill / Driver

A Milwaukee drill driver is designed for drilling holes and driving fasteners in materials such as wood, metal, and plastic. A hammer drill driver adds a hammering action that helps the tool drill into masonry materials such as brick, block, and concrete when used with the appropriate masonry bit.

Choose a Milwaukee M12 drill driver when compact size, lower weight, and access in tight spaces are priorities. M12 drill drivers are well suited for installation work, maintenance, overhead drilling, cabinetry, and lighter-duty professional applications.

Choose a Milwaukee M18 drill driver when you need a larger battery platform, longer runtime options, or a tool suited to a broader range of demanding construction and jobsite applications.

The chuck size determines the maximum diameter of the drill bit or accessory shank that the tool can accept. A 3/8" chuck is commonly found on compact drill drivers and is well suited for smaller drilling and fastening applications. A 1/2" chuck accepts a wider range of larger drill bits and accessories, making it a practical choice for more demanding work.

A right-angle drill driver is designed for drilling and fastening in areas where a traditional pistol-grip drill may not fit. Its angled head makes it useful for work between studs, inside cabinets, around plumbing, and in other confined spaces.

The Milwaukee M12™ Cordless 3/8" Right Angle Drill/Driver, 2415-20, is a compact option for hard-to-reach drilling and fastening applications.