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Drill/driver on the Milwaukee M18 FUEL platform, brushless motor, 1,400 in-lbs max torque, up to 2,100 RPM, 3.21 lb bare tool.
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Based on 1 rated Reddit owner comments (1 owner comments total) · Top 9% of tracked models by overall score
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It rates above average: 3.5/5 overall from 1 rated owner comments, with an average owner rating of 5.0★. The most discussed theme is power & torque (1 mentions).
From manufacturer-specified figures.
| Metric | Value | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Max torque | 1,400 in-lbs | Top 4% of tracked models |
| Max speed | 2,100 RPM | Top 7% of tracked models |
| Weight (bare tool) | 3.21 lb | Top 77% of tracked models |
| Head length | 6.88 in | Top 32% of tracked models |
Power & Torque 1 owner mention
Clutch & Speed Control 1 owner mention
Value 1 owner mention
5/5 Power & TorqueClutch & Speed Control“it is truly a beast of a drill.”
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No. The 2903 is a drill/driver without hammer mode, so it is not intended for masonry.
The manufacturer rates it at 1,400 in-lbs, Top 4% of the drills we track.
It runs on Milwaukee's M18 FUEL battery platform (18V class).
“When I first got my M18 1/2 driver I was shocked how much more powerful it was than the old black and decker NiCAD drivers.”
Read review →| Model | 2903 (spec source SKU 2903-20) |
| Type | Drill/driver |
| Platform | M18 FUEL |
| Max torque | 1,400 in-lbs |
| Max speed | 2,100 RPM |
| Hammer rate | Not published |
| Weight (bare tool) | 3.21 lb |
| Head length | 6.88 in |
| Voltage | Not published |
| Motor | Brushless |
| Chuck size | 1/2 in |
| Chuck type | All Metal Ratcheting |
| Clutch settings | 16 |
| Max power | Not published |
Manufacturer-specified; missing fields are never estimated. Spec source · Last updated 2026-10-17