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| Rating: | (4.5 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 996 Home Depot Reviews |
| Product Name: | M12 FUEL 12-Volt Li-Ion Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit (2-Tool)w/ Free M12 3/8 in. Ratchet |
| Product Description: | The 2598-22 M12 FUEL 2-Tool Combo Kit is the Most Capable and Most Compact 12-Volt Hammer Drill Driver and Impact Driver Combo Kit on the market. Included is the M12 FUEL Hammer Drill Driver (2504-20), the Most Capable, Lightest Weight and Most Compact 12-Volt Hammer Drill Driver in the market. At only 6.6 and 2.8 lbs. of weight it is the best Hammer Drill Driver to use in compact spaces. It delivers the power to do a wide variety of applications at 1700 RPMs and 350 in. lbs. of torque. Also included, the M12 FUEL Hex Impact (2553-20), the Fastest Driving Speed, Most Compact with 4- Mode Drive Control Impact Driver in the market. At 3,300 RPM the impact drives screws over 20% faster than competitors. At 5.1 in. L it allows for unmatched access in tight spaces. The 4-Mode DRIVE CONTROL provides greater control over output speed and power for greater versatility by delivering 0-1,300 RPM in Mode 1, 0-2,400 RPM in Mode 2 and 0-3,300 RPM in Mode 3. Mode 4 is Self-Tapping Screw Mode which is designed to reduce walking when starting self-tapping screws as well as reduce overdriving, breaking and stripping out screws. Includes A Free M12 3/8 in. Ratchet (2457-20) |
| Model Number: | 2598-22-2457-20 |
| Product SKU: | 305883849 |
| UPC: | 895101015332 |
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i actually got the non fuel version though. slower, but still amazing.
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It seems like they only give 10% back on the pre-tax amount so I should get about $20.07 back through chase rewards so basically helps pay for the tax. Got the confirmation email from zoro and chase shortly after placing the order.
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I prefer these for 95% of my tasks.
I love the Ryobi for their prices and wide variety of tools, but I reach for the m12 impact drivers and drills more often. The m12 system is powerful enough for most tasks and the tools are much lighter and smaller.
Ryobi's tool selection is unrivaled though. I started my tool collection with Milwaukee M18 and M12 tools, but I quickly abandoned the M18 system for the Ryobi.
Drill + Impact Driver + HACKZALL + Ratchet [homedepot.com]for $200. This is not the hammer drill and not brushless Fuel version, but you get the extra hackzall. I think this may be a little more useful if you're starting off a tool collection with the hackzall unless you know you will definitely use the hammer drill function to drill into concrete, mortar, and brick.
Compact band saw + ratchet [homedepot.com]for $220. If you already have drill and driver, this compact band saw looks interesting.
The impact driver though is very powerful. It beats out other 18v impacts from just a few years ago. I've done 8" timberlocks screws with the Gen1, and this Gen1 is even more powerful.
Depending how old your current drill is, you might see a decent increase in power even though it's 12v.
Drill + Impact Driver + HACKZALL + Ratchet [homedepot.com]for $200. This is not the hammer drill and not brushless Fuel version, but you get the extra hackzall. I think this may be a little more useful if you're starting off a tool collection with the hackzall unless you know you will definitely use the hammer drill function to drill into concrete, mortar, and brick.
Compact band saw + ratchet [homedepot.com]for $220. If you already have drill and driver, this compact band saw looks interesting.
The non-Fuel impact driver was very lackluster. I sold that almost immediately and bought the Fuel. If your use of the impact will be VERY occasional, this set is good for the extra tools, but otherwise I'd recommend going for the Fuel.
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I plan on redoing some plumbing and electrical on my house and thought the right angle drill would come in handy.
Any thoughts on if the right angle drill is really needed? Is the drill/driver small enough to fit in between joists and studs with drill bits?
The drill will definitely be awkward to use in a cut hole.. you'll need a 10-12 inch gap just to fit it and your hand in there.
Good thing about the ratchet is that you can use it like a regular non-electric ratchet to break loose a not rusted/not high torque bolt then use the electric motor to spin the rest of the way.
Both impact wrench and the electric ratchet are very useful and worth having.
The drill will definitely be awkward to use in a cut hole.. you'll need a 10-12 inch gap just to fit it and your hand in there.
Update...got my shipping confirmation today with estimated delivery tomorrow.
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