Model numbers and basic differentiating details are on the horizontal x-axis. The numbers for the torque specs are on the left, and speed specs on the right. The vertical y-axis labels are also color-coded to help guide you.īasically, compare red to red and blue to blue. If this is your first time seeing a two-axis chart, note that the scales are different. In the graphs featured on this page, above and below, the vertical y-axis values on the left corresponds to the maximum torque values for Milwaukee’s different cordless drill models, and the values on the right correspond to the maximum speed range values.
The comparison chart above shows the maximum torque, and maximum no-load speeds.Īll of Milwaukee’s M12 and M18 cordless drills have 2 speed settings – low and high – and I feel it’s important to see how torque and speed compare between various models.
Most tool users will start off their research by looking at a cordless drill’s maximum torque rating. Milwaukee Cordless Drill Torque and Speed Comparison Chart Please let me know if you feel there’s something missing that could help make this buying guide better, and also if you would like the same approach applied to different brands or types of tools. So, I’m approaching this post as if I were an end user looking to make sense of all of Milwaukee’s different cordless drill offerings for the first time.Īfter going over some comparisons and specs, I’ll offer my recommendations on the best Milwaukee cordless drills for different user requirements, or rather what I’d purchase for my own needs depending on what I’m looking for.
There are plenty of Milwaukee cordless drill buying guides out there, but I haven’t seen a single one that would actually help me if I were researching a purchase.
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