Milwaukee 1663-20 1/2 Inch Compact Drill 115-450 RPM is easy to use with its extra long handles. This drill is made for two handed operation which is nice for large hole drilling or material mixing; this drill has the power to handle it. This variable speed drill offers 115 to 450 rpm, perfect for dialing in correct speeds in various materials. It also features electronics that enable the tool to maintain speed settings even under changing loads. A QUIK-LOK® cord is standard. Hi-torque and versatility makes this our premium offering.

Milwaukee 1663-20 1/2 Inch Compact Drill Features:

1/2 in. capacity in steel
Dial speed control 115-450 rpm.
Powerful 7 amp motor
Power Electronics provide feedback and soft-start features

Milwaukee 1663-20 Compact Drill Specifications:

Voltage 120 AC
Amps 7.0
No Load RPM 115-450
Chuck Type Keyed
Wood Capacity-Auger Bit 1-1/2″
Wood Capacity-Hole Saw 4″
Metal Capacity-Twist Bit 1/2″
Chuck Size 1/2″
Spindle 5/8 in.-16
Gear Train Triple
Cord Type 8 ft. QUIK-LOK®
Construction Type Grounded
Trigger Lock –
Spindle Lock No
Soft Grip Handle No
Length 12-1/4″
Tool Weight 11.9 lbs.
Shipping Weight 13.3 lbs.

Milwaukee 1670-1 1/2 Inch Hole Hawg Drill 900 RPM compact design of this drill makes it perfect for drilling between studs and joists. This unit will handle up to a 2-9/16 in. Selfeed Bit. An extra long pipe handle helps you control the power. The 1670-1 features 900 rpm.

Milwaukee 1670-1 1/2 Inch Hole Hawg Drill 900 RPM Features:

Handles up to 2-9/16 in. selfeed bit
900 rpm, reversing
Powerful 7.5 amp motor
Powerful, yet compact for large hole drilling between joists and studs

Milwaukee 1670-1 Drill Specifications:

Voltage 120 AC
Amps 7.5
No Load RPM 900
Chuck Type Keyed
Wood Capacity-Auger Bit 1-1/2″
Wood Capacity-Self-Feed Bit 2-9/16″
Metal Capacity-Twist Bit 7/16″
Chuck Size 1/2″
Spindle 5/8 in.-16
Gear Train Triple
Cord Type 8 ft. Fixed
Construction Type Grounded
Trigger Lock –
Spindle Lock No
Soft Grip Handle No
Length 6-1/2″
Tool Weight 11.5 lbs.
Shipping Weight 14.0 lbs.

Milwaukee 1675-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill 300/1200 RPM compact design of this drill makes it perfect for drilling between studs and joists. This unit will handle up to a 4-5/8″ Selfeed Bit. An extra long pipe handle helps you control the power. The 1675-6 features two speed ranges, 1200 and 300 rpm, this will greatly increase the versatility of this drill. Hi-torque and hi-speed make this the perfect choice for the heavy duty user.

Milwaukee 1675-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill 300/1200 RPM Features:

Handles up to 4-5/8 in. selfeed bit
Two speed: 300 and 1200 rpm, reversing
Powerful 7.5 amp motor
Powerful, yet compact for large hole drilling between joists and studs

Milwaukee 1675-6 Drill Specifications:

Voltage 120 AC
Amps 7.5
No Load RPM 300/1,200
Chuck Type Keyed
Wood Capacity-Auger Bit 1-1/2″
Wood Capacity-Self-Feed Bit 4-5/8″
Metal Capacity-Twist Bit 1/2″
Chuck Size 1/2″
Spindle 5/8 in.-16
Gear Train Triple
Cord Type 8 ft. Fixed
Construction Type Grounded
Trigger Lock –
Spindle Lock No
Soft Grip Handle No
Length 6-1/2″
Tool Weight 11.5 lbs.
Shipping Weight 15.0 lbs.

Milwaukee 1675-6 Reviews:

By Kevin Bertetto (Elmendorf AFB, AK United States) Milwaukee 1675-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill

I use my Hawg on a daily basis, and if you respect its power and use it like a human being, you won’t lose any teeth. The Hole Hawg is the standard in right angle drilling for a reason…extreme durability and big time power and torque. Not a stud in the world that can stop this drill, but remember, be careful or the power will bite you.

By BGeorge (Des Moines, IA) Milwaukee 1675-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill

I had a Harbor Freight China made knock off of this drill to use in my retirement, building a lake home. The China made one has a slip clutch,(un-advertised) two times it de – activated for no reason. After being repaired two times and then fail again it is now in the trash. This Milwaukee has a 5 year warranty. It has lots of power, so read the instruction manual, use the supplied pipe handle for leverage and THINK when using this very powerful tool.

By John Benso (Pittsburgh, PA USA) Milwaukee 1675-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill

I have recently switched from the DeWalt Timberwolf to the Hole Hawg because my friends told me to. I have since hung it up and lost two teeth and fell off my ladder. I thought this thing had a safety clutch like the DeWalt. Also, I can’t get any leverage with the short body of the Hole Hawg. I am going to lose the Hole Hawg and keep my remaining teeth.

Milwaukee 1676-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill 300/1200 RPM KIT compact design of this drill makes it perfect for drilling between studs and joists. This unit will handle up to a 4-5/8″ Selfeed Bit. An extra long pipe handle helps you control the power. The 1676-6 features two speed ranges, 1200 and 300 rpm, this will greatly increase the versatility of this drill. Hi-torque and hi-speed make this the perfect choice for the heavy duty user.

Milwaukee 1676-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill 300/1200 RPM Kit Features:

Handles up to 4-5/8 in. selfeed bit
Two speed: 300 and 1200 rpm, reversing
Powerful 7.5 amp motor
Powerful, yet compact for large hole drilling between joists and studs

Milwaukee 1676-6 Drill 300/1200 RPM Kit Specifications:

Voltage 120 AC
Amps 7.5
No Load RPM 300/1,200
Chuck Type Keyed
Wood Capacity-Auger Bit 1-1/2″
Wood Capacity-Self-Feed Bit 4-5/8″
Metal Capacity-Twist Bit 1/2″
Chuck Size 1/2″
Spindle 5/8 in.-16
Gear Train Triple
Cord Type 8 ft. Fixed
Construction Type Grounded
Trigger Lock –
Spindle Lock No
Soft Grip Handle No
Length 6-1/2″
Tool Weight 11.5 lbs.
Shipping Weight 21.0 lbs.

Milwaukee 1676-6 Reviews:

By Karla A. Boughton “Karla Boughton” (Bremerton, WA USA) Milwaukee 1676-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill

I have been building my own house for the past four months. I have sub contracted some of the trades but electrical I did myself. An electrician friend of mine helped me lay things out and got me started. He also gave me some great advice when he told me to buy a hole hawg. Equipped with a ship auger bit, you can drill out an entire wall in the time it would take you to drill one stud with a 3/8″ drill and a spade bit. This drill is very heavy and obviously well made. It has all kinds of power even in the high range. When you shift it into low range you have to be careful you don’t injure yourself if the drill bit binds and the drill kicks back. They don’t call it the wrist breaker for no reason!

I judge tools based not on appearance but on productivity and usefulness. I work a full time job on top of building a house, and my time on the job site has to be efficiently spent because I don’t have a lot of it. This tool made doing the electrical work possible because it allowed me to get a LOT of work done in a short period of time. I’d still be drilling holes for my home runs had I scrimped and used my 3/8″ or even 1/2″ hole shooter. The bottom line is Time = Money, and this drill is a time saving work horse. I highly recommend it to any one who has a lot of holes to drill. It is a high quality piece of machinery.

By Kushiel “scifiaddict” (Ma, USA) Milwaukee 1676-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill

Tremendous piece of machinery, I love it!!! I had my first one for 10 years, it didn’t break someone wanted it more than I did I guess. After losing my first one I went searching and started to research all the 1/2 drills I could put my hands on, after trying several friends and fellow contractors drills I am right back at the Hole Hawg. Well worth the price,while Milwaukee may have let their standards slip in other areas I believe they have left well enough alone with this guaranteed winner. This tool can power a 3 1/2″ feeder bit through 3~ 2x6s like it was nothing. I use it for all my major drilling projects, I do not bother breaking my right angle drill out for most jobs now. I recommend it to anyone who has to do any prolonged drilling.

By Bjorn E. Loftis (Maryland Heights, MO United States) Milwaukee 1676-6 1/2 Inch Hole-Hawg Drill

I had to do a pretty big remodolling project on my grandma’s house (new plumbing, electrical, etc.) and this drill made to job much easier. Boring through doubled joists and top plate didn’t phase this drill at all.

I do take the warning I’ve heard to heart though. I suspect that if one wasn’t careful and let the drill bind up, it has plenty of strenght to break you wrist or mash any limbs that got caught between it and the structure.

I’d like to get more of the Milwaukee self feeding bits. I have the 2 9/16 bit and with this drill, it cuts through studs and flooing like butter.

Milwaukee 1680-20 1/2 Inch Super Hawg Stud Drill 13 amp motor has two operating speeds of 1750 and 450 rpm with a clutch in the low gear range. Speed shifting is easy. The comfort grip Roto-Lok® handle features 3 positions with 90° left-right rotation for maximum operator comfort for all applications.

Milwaukee 1680-20 1/2 Inch Super Hawg Stud Drill Features:

Clutch in low speed
High operating speeds for maximum productivity
90° left-right, Roto-Lok® handle for maximum operating comfort
Easy turn gear shift knob
Comfort grip switch handle and gear case with front T-bar handle

Milwaukee 1680-20 Drill Specifications:

Voltage 120 AC
Amps 13.0
No Load RPM 450/1,750
Chuck Type Keyed
Clutch Yes-Low Speed
Wood Capacity-Self-Feed Bit 4-5/8″
Wood Capacity-Hole Saw 6″
Metal Capacity-Twist Bit 1/2″
Chuck Size 1/2″
Spindle 5/8 in.-16
Gear Train Triple
Cord Type 8 ft. Fixed
Construction Type Grounded
Trigger Lock –
Spindle Lock No
Soft Grip Handle Yes
Length 22″
Tool Weight 14.7 lbs.
Shipping Weight 16.5 lbs.

Milwaukee 1680-21 1/2 Inch Super Hawg Stud Drill with Carrying Case 13 amp motor has two operating speeds of 1750 and 450 rpm with a clutch in the low gear range. Speed shifting is easy. The comfort grip Roto-Lok® handle features 3 positions with 90° left-right rotation for maximum operator comfort for all applications.

Milwaukee 1680-21 1/2 Inch Super Hawg Stud Drill Features:

Clutch in low speed
High operating speeds for maximum productivity
90° left-right, Roto-Lok® handle for maximum operating comfort
Easy turn gear shift knob
Comfort grip switch handle and gear case with front T-bar handle

Milwaukee 1680-21 Stud Drill Specifications:

Voltage 120 AC
Amps 13.0
No Load RPM 450/1,750
Chuck Type Keyed
Clutch Yes-Low Speed
Wood Capacity-Self-Feed Bit 4-5/8″
Wood Capacity-Hole Saw 6″
Metal Capacity-Twist Bit 1/2″
Chuck Size 1/2″
Spindle 5/8 in.-16
Gear Train Triple
Cord Type 8 ft. Fixed
Construction Type Grounded
Trigger Lock –
Spindle Lock No
Soft Grip Handle Yes
Length 22″
Tool Weight 14.7 lbs.
Shipping Weight 21.7 lbs.

Milwaukee 1680-21 Reviews:

By Brian McPeak “hbk1313″ (Oxford PA) Milwaukee 1680-21 1/2 Inch Super Hawg Stud Drill with Carrying Case

This is an improved version of the Hole-Hawg. This new tool has more power, easier to use, and fits into tight spaces better. I depend on Milwaukee tools for my livelihood and they delivered a great new tool with this one.

Customer

The new “Super Hawg” is what all hole drills should be. As a Southeast Texas homebuilder I put it through it’s paces and it has turned some of the dreaded work into pleasure. I shopped all of the hole drills before chosing this one. It costs a little more than the others but it is worth it. I am very impressed with it’s high quality construction, power, and comfort. The swiveling trigger handle is a feature all hole drills should have. The more powerful motor, (almost twice the competition), is put to good use running the drill at higher RPM’s than all of the competitor’s. This is one fast hole drill.