Milwaukee 2807-20 M18 FUEL Hole Hawg 1/2″ Right Angle Drill, Tool Only

Key Features Fast Rough-Ins Built for electricians and other trades cutting repeated holes, this right angle drill keeps speed up under load so you spend less time fighting the tool in studs and joists. Lighter to Handle Milwaukee calls it the lightest right angle drill in its class. That matters when you are drilling overhead or working between framing members where balance and fatigue show up fast. Jobsite-Ready Chuck The all-metal 1/2 inch keyed chuck gives you a more secure hold on large hole-making accessories, which is exactly what you want when drilling big rough-in holes. Overview The Milwaukee 2807-20 M18 FUEL HOLE HAWG 1/2″ Right Angle Drill is a cordless right angle drill built for rough-in drilling in wood framing. This is a right angle drill designed for high-torque hole drilling in studs, joists, and other tight framing spaces. Model Number 2807-20. It is aimed squarely at electricians and professional tradesmen who need corded-level output without dragging a cord through a jobsite. The big story here is speed with control. Milwaukee rates this drill at 0 to 1,550 RPM, and the POWERSTATE brushless motor is built to hold power under heavy load. In plain terms, that means it is made to keep boring with large augers and self-feed bits instead of bogging down when the cut gets serious. Milwaukee specifically calls out the ability to power through 2-9/16 inch holes, which makes this a serious rough-in tool, not a light-duty compact drill with a right angle head. For anyone doing repetitive framing penetrations, runtime matters just as much as speed. Paired with an M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC6.0 battery, Milwaukee states the tool can drill up to 220 7/8 inch holes per charge. That is the kind of number that matters on a full day of electrical rough-ins, plumbing runs, or HVAC passes where downtime to swap batteries slows the whole crew. Milwaukee also focused on how this tool feels in the hand, which is important because right angle drills are usually used in awkward body positions. The optimized top handle helps with leverage and control when you are bracing the tool between studs. The ergonomic soft contoured grip gives you a more secure hold when the bit bites, and the 15.6 inch overall length keeps the tool compact enough for framing bays and other tight work areas. The all-metal 1/2 inch keyed chuck is the right call for a drill in this class. Large hole saws, ship augers, and self-feed bits put real stress on the chuck, and a keyed design gives you a more secure grip than quick-change systems in high-load drilling. Milwaukee also includes on-board chuck key storage, which is a small detail but one you will appreciate the first time you do not have to dig through a pouch to tighten a bit. On the jobsite side, Milwaukee added an LED light to illuminate the work surface, which helps when you are drilling in dim mechanical rooms, basements, or framed interiors before permanent lighting is in. REDLINK PLUS intelligence is there to help protect the tool from overload, overheating, and over-discharge, so the drill is better suited to repeated heavy work instead of just occasional use. System fit is straightforward. This bare tool runs on the Milwaukee M18 battery platform and is compatible with all M18 batteries. If you already own M18 packs and chargers, this is an easy add for rough-in work. If you want the best runtime Milwaukee references for this model, the HIGH OUTPUT XC6.0 battery is the setup to look at. Batteries and charger are sold separately with this bare tool version. If your work regularly involves drilling large holes through framing lumber, the Milwaukee 2807-20 M18 FUEL HOLE HAWG 1/2″ Right Angle Drill makes a strong case for itself. It is best for electricians first, but it also fits plumbers, HVAC installers, remodelers, and general contractors who want a cordless right angle drill that is compact, strong under load, and built around a battery platform many crews already run. At a Glance 1,550 RPM No-Load Speed 15.6 in Tool Length 220 7/8 in Holes Per Charge* 1/2 in Keyed Chuck Milwaukee 2807-20 M18 FUEL HOLE HAWG 1/2″ Right Angle Drill in Tight Framing Spaces This right angle drill is built around the way rough-in work actually happens: tight access, large bits, repetitive drilling, and long hours on the tool. The compact body, top handle, and keyed chuck all work together to make big hole drilling more controlled. 15.6 inch overall length helps it fit where standard drills get awkward All-metal 1/2 inch keyed chuck is better suited to high-load hole-making accessories LED light improves visibility in dim framing bays and unfinished spaces What’s in the Box (1) Milwaukee M18 FUEL HOLE HAWG 1/2″ Right Angle Drill, Model 2807-20 (1) Chuck Key Battery and charger are sold separately. Key Specifications Battery Platform M18 Motor Type POWERSTATE Brushless Chuck Size 1/2 in Chuck Type All-Metal Keyed No-Load Speed 0 to 1,550 RPM Length 15.6 in Height 6.5 in Weight 7.7 lbs Compatibility Battery Platform Compatible with all Milwaukee M18 batteries. Recommended Battery Setup Milwaukee references the M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT XC6.0 battery for maximum runtime and up to 220 7/8 inch holes per charge. Bit Interface Uses a 1/2 inch keyed chuck for large drilling accessories such as ship augers and other hole-making bits that need a secure grip. Built For Electrical Rough-Ins Plumbing HVAC Construction Remodeling General Contracting Drilling Studs and Joists Large Hole Boring in Wood Pro Tip If you are buying this drill for full-day rough-ins, pair it with a HIGH OUTPUT XC6.0 battery instead of a smaller pack. That is the battery setup Milwaukee uses for its runtime claim, and it helps the tool hold performance when you are drilling repeated holes with larger wood-boring bits. Warranty & Support 5 Year Tool Warranty. Tool Nut’s Take Tool Nut’s Take A real rough-in drill, not a compromise tool The Milwaukee 2807-20 M18 FUEL HOLE HAWG 1/2″ Right Angle Drill is the kind of cordless right angle drill you buy when smaller drills have already proven they are not enough. Who it’s for: Electricians first, then plumbers, HVAC installers, and remodelers who drill a lot of larger holes in wood framing. Why it stands out: It combines strong heavy-load drilling performance, a compact 15.6 inch body, and a keyed chuck that makes sense for serious hole boring. Worth knowing: This is a bare tool, so plan on adding your battery and charger if you are not already on M18. If you want the runtime this tool is known for, do not cheap out on the battery. Common Questions Is this a hammer drill? No. Milwaukee lists the hammer function as no. This is a right angle drill built for high-torque drilling, especially rough-in work in wood. Does it use all M18 batteries? Yes. Milwaukee states it is compatible with all M18 batteries. What type of chuck does it have? It uses an all-metal 1/2 inch keyed chuck for a secure grip on larger drilling accessories. How fast does it run? The rated no-load speed is 0 to 1,550 RPM.