expired Posted by Bails • May 30, 2021
May 30, 2021 10:46 PM
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Item 1 of 5
expired Posted by Bails • May 30, 2021
May 30, 2021 10:46 PM
Milwaukee M12 FUEL Brushless Cordless Hackzall & Impact Driver Combo Kit
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Does the 2AH last? The Makita one have 5AH for all batteries across the board.
Does the 2AH last? The Makita one have 5AH for all batteries across the board.
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Does the 2AH last? The Makita one have 5AH for all batteries across the board.
The M12 is my most used, but I'd get a M12 fuel surge over just the M12 fuel.
The M12 is my most used, but I'd get a M12 fuel surge over just the M12 fuel.
Personally, I'd buy yellow, orange, or red before I buy another green.
Does the 2AH last? The Makita one have 5AH for all batteries across the board.
That said, I have the non-fuel brushed versions of these M12 tools with 1.5AH batteries and I recently got the Makita XT288T kit with their new flagship drill and driver. I still grab the M12s first for most things. They're lighter, less bulky for tight spaces, and still have enough power for say driving a 3 1/2" deck screw or using a 1 1/2" paddle bit in the drill's case. For any delicate work where you need lots of control, the M12 wins hands down. Next time I need to turn a 4" hole saw or I'm driving lots of screws, yeah, I'll grab my Makita. But for rehanging a door this week, the M12 was perfect.
As for the hackzall in this kit, I would rate it only for small things. This fuel version may be better, but my brushed one is incredibly slow due to the short stroke length and chews through batteries. I find mine about silly enough to say look for a different M12 kit without a recip style saw. But if you think you'd use one for cutting nails, screws, or copper pipe in cramped spaces, this is probably as good as it gets.
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