Milwaukee 3404-20 M12 Fuel Hammer Drill Driver

Overview

A cordless Milwaukee drill with strong recent sales, suited to buyers who already have compatible Milwaukee batteries on hand.

This listing's raw spec data lists odd figures, 220 volts and 12 milliamps, that do not match Milwaukee's known cordless voltage classes, so they are left out of this description rather than repeated as fact. The workable numbers are a 1500 RPM top speed and a roughly 6 by 2 by 7 inch footprint. As with most Milwaukee tools carrying a -20 model suffix, this one likely ships as a bare tool without battery or charger, though the listing does not state that directly.

• Battery powered drill
• 1500 RPM listed top speed
• Roughly 6 x 2 x 7 inch footprint

Who it's for

Suits buyers already on a Milwaukee battery platform who need a cordless drill body. Not a fit for anyone expecting a battery and charger included, since -20 tools typically ship bare.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

At a listed 1500 RPM top speed, this drill is geared toward driving fasteners and general drilling rather than very high-speed work. As with most Milwaukee -20 listings, expect the tool body only; run time and torque depend on whichever compatible battery pack is paired with it, which this listing does not specify.

Where it stands among hammer drills

• #5 most-searched brand and model of the 25 hammer drills lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 4 hammer drills we list; not a test result.

Specifications

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