Head to head
Milwaukee M18 FPD3 vs Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced
The Milwaukee M18 FPD3 is a 18v brushless combi drill for drilling and driving with hammer action. The Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced is a electric bridge saw for cutting large tiles and stone slabs.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Specifications side by side
| Milwaukee M18 FPD3 | Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 2.2 kg | 98kg |
| Max torque | 158 Nm | - |
| Chuck | 13mm keyless metal | - |
| No-load speed | 0-2100 rpm (2-speed) | - |
| Percussion rate | 33,000 bpm | - |
| Max drilling capacity | 89mm (wood); 16mm (metal/masonry) | - |
| Max cutting length | - | 1300mm |
| Motor power | - | 2.2HP / 1.65kW |
| Blade diameter | - | 300mm standard, up to 350mm |
| Max cutting depth | - | 80mm (300mm blade), 110mm (350mm blade), 235mm double pass |
| Voltage | - | 110V, needs 32A feed via 5kVA transformer |
Sources: Milwaukee M18 FPD3, Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the M18 FPD3 if...
The FPD3 is Milwaukee's current flagship 18V combi drill, bought by tradespeople already on the M18 battery platform who want high torque in a compact body. It competes directly with DeWalt's XR and Makita's brushless combi drills at the premium end of cordless drilling.
Full M18 FPD3 specifications →Buy or hire the Zoe 130 Advanced if...
A bench-mounted wet saw for cutting large porcelain and stone tiles cleanly, used by tilers and landscapers rather than site labourers. Its 1300mm cutting length and interchangeable blade sizes suit large-format tile and paving jobs that a hand-held cutter cannot manage.
Listed by
- North London Plant Hire Ltd - Enfield
- North London Plant Hire - London
Common questions
What is the difference between the Milwaukee M18 FPD3 and the Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced?
The Milwaukee M18 FPD3 is a 18V brushless combi drill for drilling and driving with hammer action; the Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced is a electric bridge saw for cutting large tiles and stone slabs.
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