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Factory-Reconditioned Milwaukee 3107-8 7.0 Amp 1/2-Inch D-Handle Right Angle Drill |  | Brand: Milwaukee
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $425.00
Buy New: $179.95
as of 7/30/2010 05:34 CDT details
New (3) from $179.95
Rating:  18 reviews
Sales Rank: 17,964
Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 15.6
Dimensions (in): 19 x 11.5 x 5.4
MPN: 6596
Model: 3107-8
UPC: 045242990559
EAN: 0045242990559
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Reconditioned Milwaukee Products have a One Year Limited warranty through the Milwaukee factory or an authorized service center | | • | Designed for drilling between joist, studs, in tight corners, or in close quarters | | • | 0-355 rpm on low, 0-750 rpm on high, and 0-500 rpm with right-angle drive removed | | • | Trigger speed control for precise applications |
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Product Description
SPECIFICATIONS Milwaukee 3107-8 1/2 Inch Right Angle Drill; Voltage -- 120 AC; Chuck Size -- 1/2 inch; Amps -- 7.0; RPM w/RAD -- 0-350/0-750 RPM; No Load Speed -- 0-500 RPM; Chuck Type - Keyed; Gear Train - Quadruple; Cord Type -- 8 ft. Quick-Lok; Construction type - Grounded; Spindle Lock - No; Length -- 16-3/4 inches; Tool Weight -- 10.3 lbs.; Shipping Weight 16.5 lbs; The Milwaukee 3107-8 Includes: Carrying Case, RAD Assemble, Side Handle, 9/16 inch Open End Wrench, 3/16 inch Socket Wrench, Chuck Remover Bar
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Great price. Nice recondition job May 18, 2010
A. Jarpe (Rio Rancho, NM USA)
The fact that Milwaukee reconditions the tools makes me feel that I'll be getting a quality product. The drill performed flawlessly during the wiring of my whole new house. It doesn't bog down at all even when drilling through 4 studs. Of course a set of Irwin Speebor Max Spade Bits doesn't hurt Irwin Industrial Tools 3041006 Speebor Max Spade Bit Set, 6-Piece.
a real meat eater April 1, 2010
Mr. Robert Carroll (Freedom ,Ca)
This thing is a real work horse. It's got the torque to drill through anything. Before when I needed a drill such as this, I either borrowed one or rented one. But when I saw the price I bought it with no hesitation. I've bought other Milwaukee reconditioned tools before and they performed flawlessly. This drill performs and delivers like a new one. When I knew that I had some remodel work to do I knew I had to get this knowing that I could use it without the meter running. I can also take off the angle drive and use this drill to mix tile grout and ect. This thing rocks. Ive never had a problem with any Milwaukee poer tools.
 milwaukee right angle drill January 27, 2010
Randall Albertson (Kalamazoo, MI, US)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This drill has been great. It was a factory-reconditioned drill, but I wouldn't have been able to tell except for the stickers that said so. No dings or scratches on this drill when it came. I did have to change the 90 degree attachment around because it was on the faster setting and I wanted the slower setting. That wasn't to easy because I couldn't remove the chuck. I had to take it to a motor repair shop where they removed the chuck fairly easy because they have the right tools. And they didn't charge me. But as far as the drill works, it is great. Very happy with the drill and the price compared to brand new.
So far so good January 2, 2010
Caleb Callahan (Norwalk, CT USA)
I have not used it much yet but like what I have
This tore right through a series of joists (end-to-end of an attic) followed by some doubled up studs at an awkward angle -- stuff that would have destroyed prior drills I have. So far this thing is solid -- the other reviews are on target.
I wanted to get the version of the drill with a slightly higher RPM but opted for the much less expensive refurbished version.
The pros:
Solid milwaukee drill - this type of corded tool is right in milwaukee's wheelhouse as far as what they do well.
The cons:
It is pretty heavy, corded, and you need a wrench to change the direction of the bit or swap the chuck. Per the description you can change the RPM by reversing the right angle chuck. All of these items are the trade-offs for getting a pretty solid tool that will stand up to a beating so they do not detract from the star rating at all; just worth knowing.
The only item I found annoying was someone's initials scratched into the handle -- easily corrected by scratching them out but that is the other trade-off for a cheaper, refurbished drill.
Great drill and a great price December 18, 2009
Jim McCorison (Orcas Island, WA)
I purchased this reconditioned drill due to the combination of capabilities and price. Generally I have found reconditioned products to be superior to factory new. They have had personal attention and been gone through at a level that doesn't normally happen on the assembly line. This drill arrived looking like new. If it weren't for the reconditioned stickers on the case, I would have thought it was new.
The only niggles that I have are that the hex key for the screw that secures the chuck was missing, and that the design of the rotation collar makes it difficult to loosen and tighten the bolt nearest the drill body. These are very minor flaws in an otherwise superb product.
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