BLACK+DECKER BEHD201
Score: 74/100
Milwaukee M18 Fuel Hammer Drill
Score: 92/100Rankings
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL Hammer Drill is a high-performance tool delivering 1,400 in-lbs of torque and 33,000 IPM in a compact 6.9-inch body. Its high power output and bare-tool configuration are the main trade-offs for light users. It is best suited for professional contractors needing maximum torque and compactness for heavy-duty masonry and fastening.
The BLACK+DECKER BEHD201 is a corded 6.5-amp hammer drill designed for drilling through tough materials like concrete, stone, brick, and masonry. It features a high 48,000 BPM hammer action and a keyless chuck for versatile household and DIY applications. It is best suited for DIY homeowners and occasional contractors needing reliable power for masonry drilling without battery limitations.
| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
120 Vbest | 18 V | |
6.5 Abest | — | |
12.7 mmbest | 12.7 mmbest | |
48,000 BPMbest | 33,000 BPM | |
| ↓ lower better | 1.86 kg | 1.5 kgbest |
— | 1,400 in-lbsbest | |
2,800 RPMbest | 2,100 RPM | |
— | 2best |
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| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
Power & Energy(3) | ||
Power Source | Corded Electric | Cordless |
Voltage (V) | 120 V | 18 V |
Motor Type | Brushed | Brushless |
Chuck & Bits(1) | ||
Chuck Type | Keyless | Ratcheting |
Ergonomics & Design(2) | ||
Weight (kg) | 1.86 kg | 1.5 kg |
Handle Type | Side Handle | Pistol Grip |
Performance & Speed(4) | ||
Impact Rate (BPM) | 48000 BPM | 33000 BPM |
Max Torque (in-lbs) | in-lbs | 1400 in-lbs |
No-Load Speed (RPM) | 2800 RPM | 2100 RPM |
Speed Settings | Variable | 2 |
Features & Safety(2) | ||
Operating Modes | Drill, Hammer Drill | Drill/Driver/Hammer |
Work Light | false | true |
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Professional reviewers note that the BEHD201's constant power and 6.5-amp motor make it suitable for heavy-duty masonry drilling, outperforming cordless tools in sustained power output despite lacking brushless efficiency.
Search results lack direct user reviews or feedback summaries, so no specific consumer praise or complaints are available from the provided sources. Product pages imply suitability for DIY and repairs based on applications like wood and masonry drilling.
“doesn't back down in concrete/wood/metal”
“serious muscle at 1,200+ in-lbs, 2,000 RPM, and solid build quality”
Professional reviewers highlight the Milwaukee 2904-20 as the industry's most powerful hammer drill, emphasizing its class-leading power and compactness with best-in-class AutoStop reaction time.
Everyday users praise the tool's powerful performance on tough jobs and comfortable ergonomics, with no widespread negative issues reported.
