Makita XPH14
Hammer drill · 18V LXT
3.3 (21 owner comments)
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Power & TorqueClutch & Speed Control
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Milwaukee 3602 Review
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Hammer drill on the Milwaukee M18 platform, brushless motor, 550 in-lbs max torque, up to 1,700 RPM, 2.3 lb bare tool.
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3.3
Based on 1 rated Reddit owner comments (1 owner comments total) · Top 45% of tracked models by overall score
Owner sentiment3.9
Recommendations1.0
Spec score3.6
ValueNot rated
Value: Not rated until Amazon prices are observed.
How scores work →Limited Reddit owner feedback — we need more owner experiences.
Is the Milwaukee 3602 worth it?
It earns a mixed rating: 3.3/5 overall from 1 rated owner comments, with an average owner rating of 4.0★. The most discussed theme is power & torque (1 mentions).
Who it suits
- You care about power & torque: 1 owner comment praise it.
- You care about compact & lightweight: 1 owner comment praise it.
- You care about battery & runtime: 1 owner comment praise it.
Who should skip it
- No recurring owner complaints so far.
Good fit / keep in mind
Good fit
- Overhead and all-day work: 2.3 lb bare tool, Top 26% of tracked models.
- Tight spaces: 5.8 in head length, Top 12% of tracked models.
- Masonry: hammer mode for brick and concrete.
- Brushless motor for runtime and longevity.
Keep in mind
- No spec drawbacks flagged.
From manufacturer-specified figures.
Key specs
What the specs mean in practice
- Max torque: 550 in-lbs — Top 45% of tracked models.
- Max speed: 1,700 RPM — Top 54% of tracked models.
- Weight (bare tool): 2.3 lb — Top 26% of tracked models.
- Head length: 5.8 in — Top 12% of tracked models.
| Metric | Value | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Max torque | 550 in-lbs | Top 45% of tracked models |
| Max speed | 1,700 RPM | Top 54% of tracked models |
| Weight (bare tool) | 2.3 lb | Top 26% of tracked models |
| Head length | 5.8 in | Top 12% of tracked models |
What Reddit owners say
Praise
Power & Torque 1 owner mention
Compact & Lightweight 1 owner mention
Battery & Runtime 1 owner mention
4/5 Power & TorqueCompact & Lightweight“The [m18 compact brushless](https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Brushless-Cordless-Compact-Hammer-Drill-Impact-Combo-Kit-2-Tool-with-2-Batteries-Bag-3693-22CX/326204135) set has almost the same ”
Reddit threads
- M12 Drill vs M18 Drill r/MilwaukeeTool · 28 comments
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FAQ
Is the Milwaukee 3602 a hammer drill?
Yes. The manufacturer lists the 3602 as a hammer drill.
How much torque does the Milwaukee 3602 have?
The manufacturer rates it at 550 in-lbs, Top 45% of the drills we track.
What battery does the Milwaukee 3602 use?
It runs on Milwaukee's M18 battery platform (18V class).
Alternatives
Makita XPH16
Hammer drill · 18V LXT
3.2 (6 owner comments)
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Power & TorqueErgonomics
“Its to help the motor but it's super annoying especially finishing the cuts when doing stair stringers.”
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Hammer drill · 18V LXT
3.2 (4 owner comments)
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Battery & RuntimeChuck & Bit Grip
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Full specifications
| Model | 3602 (spec source SKU 3602-20) |
| Type | Hammer drill |
| Platform | M18 |
| Max torque | 550 in-lbs |
| Max speed | 1,700 RPM |
| Hammer rate | Not published |
| Weight (bare tool) | 2.3 lb |
| Head length | 5.8 in |
| Voltage | Not published |
| Motor | Brushless |
| Chuck size | 1/2 in |
| Chuck type | All Metal |
| Clutch settings | 12 |
| Max power | Not published |
Manufacturer-specified; missing fields are never estimated. Spec source · Last updated 2026-10-17