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Hey everyone. New to the forum. I need some advice and help
making a decision. I’m in the market for a cordless right angle drill. I do plumbing rough ins and currently use a corded super hawg for my bigger self feeding bits. Most common bits I use are 2 1/8 and 2 9/16. I’ve been reading a lot about the m18 hole hawg and super hawg. Milwaukee advertises that the hole hawg does up to 2” self feeding bits. Although they say up to 2” has anyone tried a 2 9/16 bit? I’m sure it could drill it. I have the m18 fuel hammer drill and it will drill the 2 9/16. Just looking for someone who
Has actually used it . I’d love to be able to get the hole hawg over the super hawg due to price and size. Also I would only be using it with the 9.0 battery. So can the hole hawg consistently drill a 2 9/16 self feeding bit or do I just have to get the super hawg? Im
not worried about drilling anything bigger than a 2 9/16
Anyone?
I have no idea. Maybe there is an electrician or another plumber with one you could try?