Questions and Answers for Milwaukee 7 Amp Corded 1/2 in. Corded Right-Angle Drill Kit with Hard Case

A:  It's not a hammer drill. A hammer drill is what you want. This will not drill thru concrete with ease.

A:  No,  To drill through concrete, you will need a Hammer drill and a masonry bit.  The 90 degree drill is used for tight spaces.  (Drilling between floor joist or studs for plumbing or electrical).

A:  I will say no in my opinion because it doesn’t have hammer drill capability that is needed to drill concrete 

A:  No clutch. All power goes to the chuck. It’s a beast of a drill. I bought it, and have used it a lot.

A:  Hi there! We suggest giving our service team a call at 1-800-SAWDUST. They have detailed information on all product pieces.

A:  Can you get someone with some sense to read your statement and then re-submit your question? I sure that the reason there is no answer yet is that no one can figure out what your question is, or is it even a question or a "TIP the bottle too often" ramble?

A:  Hi Jr! Our 1/2 in. Corded Right-Angle Drill is perfect for stud and joist drilling as well as a host of other applications.

A:  yes

A:  yes as long as you have the right drill bit

A:  With the right drill bit, it will work.

A:  This is a right-angle drill. I don't believe it's meant to convert to a straight drill. But for drilling straight holes between thick rafters, this is the tool to use.

A:  You have to remove the right angle attachment after you remove the chuck and chuck screw. Then reinstall the chuck and chuck screw onto the drill.

A:  This drill is right angle only.

A:  Some Milwaukee tools are made in the USA, but it can also be manufactured in China and Europe. It will depend on each product. The country of manufacture is listed on the product itself or it's packaging.

A:  China