This heavy-duty Magnum Drill is built for industrial/construction applications. It features raw power with a Milwaukee built 5.5 Amp motor, 0-2800 RPM trigger speed control, reversing. An exclusive feature is the brush cartridge system, with a set of spare brushes, that allows you to change brushes in less than 1-minute. Use this tool with a variety of accessories to drill into wood, metal, plastics and composites. The keyless chuck makes accessory changes quick and easy. 5.5 Amp motor, 0 to 2800 RPM, trigger speed control with reversing. Heavy-Duty industrial keyless chuck, 8 ft. 2-wire rubber cord. Exclusive brush cartridge system changes brushes in less than 1-minute.
- 5.5 Amp motor, 0 to 2800 RPM, trigger speed control with reversing
- Heavy-duty industrial keyless chuck
- 8 ft. 2-wire rubber cord
- Exclusive brush cartridge system changes brushes in less than 1-minute
- Variable speed
- 90-day returnable
Monserrate Ernser (verified owner) –
This drill has metal parts and is really long lasting. I bought one to replace the one I keep borrowing from my man… now I have one that is 20 years old and still works beautifully, and he has a brand new one that doesn’t get lent out to friends. Win Win!
Antwon Nicolas (verified owner) –
This is an excellent product I bought this to replace my cordless drills that the batteries kept failing to hold a charge.
Elton Nitzsche (verified owner) –
Nice, heavy duty piece of equipment.
Marjolaine Cole (verified owner) –
In 1994, doing electrical work at the time,I needed a replacement drill, so as I was going through the power tool aisle in the hardware store, I remember using Milwaukee power tools back in 1983 when I started in the electrical trade, how tough and durable the Milwaukee tools were compared to the other brands, they never quit no matter how hard we used and abused them, the motors never burnt out, or any gears or cases ever broke, so I purchased the 75th anniversary 3/8″ Magnum® Drill, and it has given me great service hard as I used it over the years, so otherwise aside from the battle scars and scratches it still looks great, so like me this drill is retired to do occasional heavy work if I don’t want to use the battery drills, so hopefully I am looking forward to purchasing the 100th anniversary 3/8″ Magnum® drill strictly for a collectors item a few years from now as a companion to my 75th anniversary 3/8″ Magnum® drill.
Verda Towne (verified owner) –
This drill came assembled and ready to use. I put this drill to work immediately as I needed to drill some 1 1/2” holes in rough sawn cedar. After 30 minutes of use there were no issues Noted. The casing was cool to the touch during my wipe down and storage. This drill motor is a great tool and there is nothing wimpy about it. You will not be disappointed.
Ottilie Kling (verified owner) –
Great drill lots of power
Mya Weimann (verified owner) –
Great!
Edwin Osinski (verified owner) –
This 3/8 inch drill has a complete metal housing for the motor, gears, spindle, and chuck. Ball and spindle bearings in several places. A powerful motor with rated less AMPs than other drills. Includes handle.
Norbert Maggio (verified owner) –
We use this drill all day everyday. Very little maintenance.
Amanda McDermott (verified owner) –
Perfect
Alexa Howell (verified owner) –
Great!
Jordon Prohaska (verified owner) –
The drill was what I expected it to be and the power is what I expected to be and I’m Very pleased with it
Rico Rice (verified owner) –
This drill has all the power you will ever need. With keyless lock and an extra set of brushes what more could you want from a milwaukee product
Rollin Sipes (verified owner) –
The Milwaukee #0233-20 Magnum drill is probably the last of the affordable, heavy duty drills made by Milwaukee for the serious DIY’r. Gone are the days of the all metal drills. This is the standard that other drills are compared to now. Old school all metal gear box mounts hardened shafts and gears with roller and ball bearings securely. Removable side handle threads directly into the gearbox on either side at 90 degrees. Pointer finger grooves and 2 finger trigger facilitate easy use as a power screwdriver. An extra set of brushes are stored in modular side door making changing brushes a snap. Uses less amps than comparable drills, but doesn’t get hot. Short length and near vertical grip facilitates between stud drilling with stubby power auger bits for rough-in wiring. Why only 4 stars? This drill lacks a keyed chuck. The keyless chuck is great for 1/4″ hex bits, but will spin round bits if drilling steel. A aftermarket 3/8-24 thread, keyed chuck should be considered to fully take advantage of the torque this beast develops! At less than $100, this is a solid value drill that will last.