Questions and Answers for Milwaukee 7.5 Amp 1/2 in. Hole Hawg Heavy-Duty Corded Drill

A:  all day no sweat for this beast!

A:  The drill offers a 4-5/8” self-feed bit capacity and an extra long pipe handle to help you control power. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team

A:  The Milwaukee Hole-Hawg Heavy-Duty Drill features a powerful 7.5 Amp motor that delivers between 300 RPM and 1200 RPM. With 2 speed ranges and a reverse direction option, you have a versatile solution for a variety of projects. The compact design makes it perfect for drilling between studs and joists. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team

A:  No. Concrete drilling requires a hammer drill.

A:  Hello! This Hole-Hawg Heavy-Duty Drill features a powerful 7.5 Amp motor that delivers between 300 RPM and 1200 RPM. Capacity in wood: auger 1-1/2 in. self-feed 4-5/8 in. - Capacity in steel, twist bit 1/2 in.

A:  No, it is not rated for that use. Mike

A:  No

A:  I don't think your question has anything to do with using the hole hawg. A Hole Hawg is not used for holding pipe it is for drilling large holes.

A:  the vise is an adapter which is offered though Victaulic https://www.victaulic.com/assets/uploads/literature/VT-II.pdf

A:  Yes, it does a great job. Keep it on the low setting for mixing mud or mortars.

A:  Milwaukee makes a cordless mud mixer now it looks like a miniature whole hog

A:  as long as you use the outrigger it is safe.I would not mix without it.It is a very powerful drill.

A:  Yes, this will work great for mixing mud or thinset.

A:  Yes. However, if you mix thick material in a five-gallon bucket with this drill it would be advisable to have someone help hold the bucket. This drill is so powerful it will spin the bucket if you try to hold it between your feet and the rotating bail could cause injury. I have owned a hole hawg for thirty five years and I can't find anything I can't drill through.

A:  I’ve used it to mix thin set and shower pan mud. Nothing can beat it. Especially the high speed setting for thin set. I tried dry mixing to see if the drill would stop. Not a chance.

A:  More of a drill than you need but yes it will work.