Milwaukee 2804-20 M18 FUEL 1/2 in. Hammer Drill (Tool Only) Tool-Peak Torque = 1,200
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Features
- Power state Brushless motor: purposely built for the M18 Fuel 1/2" Drill driver to provide up to 60% more power than the competitive set
- Redlink Plus Intelligence: ensures optimal performance and provides overload protection to prevent damage to the tool and battery during heavy applications while still maintaining compatibility across the entire M18 system.
- Red Lithium XC5.0 battery pack: delivers more work per charge and more work over the life of the pack than competitors
- Up to 60% more power: 1, 200 in-lbs of torque
Description
Milwaukee 2804-20 M18 FUEL 1/2 in. Hammer Drill (Tool Only) Tool-Peak Torque = 1,200
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Milwaukee Electric Tools Corp |
| Driven By | Battery Power |
| Peak Rotational Speed | 2000 Rounds Per Minute |
| Power Consumption | 4.2 Amperes |
| Chuck Capacity | 6.35 mm |
| Available Color | Vibrant Red |
| In Box | Drill System, Corded Drills, Power Drill Drivers |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 9" x 5" x 11" |
| Product Weight | 3.2 lbs |
| Maximum Output | 800 Watts |
| Model Designation | 2804-20 |
| Additional Handle? | No |
| Battery Included | No |
| Battery Requirement | No |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium |
| Warranty | Allows for driving, drilling, and hammer drilling mode interchange |
| Release Date | February 7, 2018 |
Frequently asked questions
No, the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/2 in. Hammer Drill is sold as a bare tool. This means that the battery and charger are sold separately. You can use any Milwaukee M18 series battery with this tool.
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/2 in. Hammer Drill has a peak torque of 1,200 in-lbs. This high torque enables the drill to handle demanding tasks with ease.
Yes, you can use the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/2 in. Hammer Drill for drilling into concrete. The tool has a hammer drill mode that is specifically designed for drilling into hard materials like concrete and masonry.
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1/2 in. Hammer Drill comes with a 1/2 inch metal chuck. This heavy-duty chuck allows you to use a wide variety of drilling and driving bits with the tool.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
Overall, the reviews for the Milwaukee drill are highly positive, with users praising its reliability and performance. Despite daily use, some users noted that the tool functions great and lasts for several years. However, some users reported concerns over certain features such as the drill's clutch, side handle, and chock.
Pros
- 🔧 The drill is extremely reliable under daily use conditions.
- 👷 It consistently performs above expectations.
- 💪 Often referred to as a powerful drill and excellent at heavy-duty tasks.
- 🔋 The batteries possess impressive longevity.
Cons
- ❌ Some users found the clutch feature to be unusable.
- 💢 The side handle tends to weaken under heavy torque.
- 🔄 There have been complaints regarding a defective chock.
Should I Buy It?
Given the overwhelmingly positive responses and its reputation for durability and performance, purchasing the Milwaukee drill would be a sound decision for those needing a reliable drill for daily use. However, if you prioritize aspects like the clutch function or regularly need heavy torque handling, you might want to consider other options.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2025 by Doug Powers
Love the drill. Compact and light weight. Drilled concrete anchor holes with ease.
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024 by Echo jumper
A little heavy but does a great job second one I have owned first one worn out after 11 years of hard use know question what the replacement would be
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025 by joel milakovich
They quality is great and battery works well with my other tools
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2024 by Forest Barrett Forest Barrett
I used this little fella to install 80 window faux shutters in 2 days. 240 holes into concrete, and 240 holes into stucco, 1/4" in diameter, 3" deep, second floor. It paid for itself and two XC 5.0 batteries in about an hour. After that it went to my cabinet shop were it joined six other Milwaukee cordless bit drivers and drills to be used daily in cabinet production and assembly, where some of those have been working 2 shifts per day for the last 3 years without single hiccup. I also have some Makitas, that I tried just out of curiosity, can't say they are not good either, but I think the red ones are at the top, at least they feel more powerful and I get more juice out of 1.5 Ah Milwaukee battery than 2.0 Ah Makita's for the same rated tools.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2019 by Oggie
I bought the 2804-20 to replace an aging 14.4 Milwaukee Drill/driver I've had for years. The old Milwaukee had a clutch that was great - when installing screws that you didn't want too tight you set it low and the the chuck would slip at the setting used. This new one seems to limit the motor torque rather than slip a clutch even though the manual mentions slipping. I connected a beam torque wrench to the drill and holding both the drill and wrench I tried to confirm my theory. At any setting from 2 up, the initial startup torque and stop torque increase slightly but are all very close to the same. I wanted to be sure I wasn't just stopping the motor abnormally so I set it to drill and the torque wrench and drill nearly twisted out of my hands... This is a POWERFUL drill. I also have a Milwaukee M18 impact driver, M18 Right angle drill, and M12 stapler. These batteries are amazingly long lasting - it seems like I'm never charging them. This is in contrast to the 14.4 this drill replaced and it's rebuilt battery pack lasts very little time. So... bottom line, for drilling, hammer drilling, and limited driving, this is another great Milwaukee M18 tool. It's a shame the clutch is really unusable but I rarely used that on my old drill anyway. Know whether you prioritize the clutch function before you buy this one - it's really the only down side I see so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2022 by R. Perry
SO, I have an old Cordless Panasonic Drill/driver that I've had a LONG time, I've tried to not abuse it, but its got its wear. Before it dies on me, battery or whatever, I'd been thinking about getting another Cordless Driver, to just divide up the work, for efficiency's sake. WELL as far as I can tell, Panasonic doesn't even make cordless drill drivers anymore in the style that I have... at least with a "hammer mode" . NOW disclaimer.. not 100% sure on this. Anyways, whatever the case it'd be like buying a new tool brand even if I could find another Panasonic drill probably. (It looks like Panasonic does make drill drivers for the manufacturing industry, who knew?) So I decided after some research/personal experience to just go with Milwaukee's 1/2" drill with a hammer mode. Because my Panasonic doesn't have that. I figure if I take good care of this unit it will pay for itself. Hopefully as good as that Panasonic has. That thing has been wonderful. (If they'd done a better job with their marketing a long time ago, they'd probably have a bigger share of the cordless tool market today, o'well hindsight is 20/20?) I'm hoping I'll have the same luck with this tool as I've had with my Milwaukee saw & impact wrench... which was extremely good! (though I haven't had them a long time, just a few years) I'll give an update on this drill if needed. One thing I noticed, while using it from the get go, is the way the air is pushed out. I'm curious how this design will hold up long term. Like.. (If it will be a adequate)
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2021 by Core
I have the previous generation of this tool and love it, now that I have this one I barely even breakout my old one. This one is so much better, lighter, smaller, faster, simpler to operate and will run all day on a 5.0Ah battery (like the older one I have as well). I heard stories about this model overheating but I haven't experienced any issues and I have put it through it paces with repeated concrete drilling. It did get warm to the touch around the motor but it wasn't in the least bit alarming though it did warm up faster than the Gen 2 I own. I don't think that its unusual to expect being in a smaller just as powerful form fit function. Buy it! Use it! love it!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2019 by Finn