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The MILWAUKEE M12 REDLITHIUM XC6.0Ah 2-Pack Starter Kit offers the next generation in lithium-ion technology. Compatible with all products in the M12 cordless tool system, M12 REDLITHIUM XC 6.0Ah battery packs will provide unmatched run-time, performance, and durability for the professional tradesman. Delivering 2.5X more run-time, 20% more power, and 2X more life than standard 12-volt lithium-ion batteries, these M12 REDLITHIUM XC Extended Capacity Battery Packs are the perfect addition to users' power tool work kit. These M12 batteries and chargers are fully compatible with over 100+ M12 tools.
All-weather performance: Delivers fade-free power in extreme jobsite conditions
Delivers up to 3X more run-time, 20% more power and 2X more life
Versatility: Powers 100+ Milwaukee M12 cordless solutions
REDLINK Intelligence: Provides optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger.
Charge management: Charger communicates with the battery pack to ensure a full charge and battery protection
Onboard indicator light: Provides the status of the battery
Pass-through plug: Conserves valuable outlet space
Single unit simplicity: Charges M12 RED LITHIUM and M12 Lithium-Ion batteries
Compatible With All M12 Cordless Power Tools
Includes: (2) M12 REDLITHIUM XC6.0Ah Batteries (48-11-2460), M12 Charger (48-59-2401)
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The M12 surge is so light and compact and quiet. It fits into so many spaces. It's the best driver I've ever used. The size makes it way more precise for building furniture. And I have some kinda arthritis so my hands appreciate how ergo it is.
I use a drill/driver every day so it matters to me.
That said I pretty much only have a drill and a driver in m12 and that's all I need
The M12 surge is so light and compact and quiet. It fits into so many spaces. It's the best driver I've ever used. The size makes it way more precise for building furniture. And I have some kinda arthritis so my hands appreciate how ergo it is.
I use a drill/driver every day so it matters to me.
That said I pretty much only have a drill and a driver in m12 and that's all I need
I'm pretty heavily invested in the m12 line at work, and use the fuel impact driver and hammer drill every day. i also use regularly the 3" cutoff saw, the fuel wetvac, the fuel oscillating multitool (don't bother with non-fuel) and an assortment of lights and they're fantastic.
at home, i have m12 as well. impact, drill, screwdriver, oscillating multitool, all great. i use the impact wrench as well as the ratchet to work on my car.
you can call me a fanboy, but i don't own the m12 fan yet!
That said, I have ryobi's 18v brushless and end up using the M12 stuff more. Can fit more tools in a smaller bag, batteries are more compact. Haven't had any issues wanting more oomph from any of th fuel tools.
Will be working with a contractor to change the basement stairwell and go through a closet to add a landing and 90 deg turn. Then a kitchen reno and mudroom teardown and redo. Pretty sure I'll not touch the ryobi outside of the circular saw and Sawzall for demo.
there is also adopter on ebay that lets you convert cutoff tool into belt file.
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For automotive work. Ridgid 3/8" subcompact impact wrench handles most tasks. High torque one for suspension. M12 non fuel rachet for tight spaces.
The grip of the m12 impact is a bit larger than the 18v types as it contains the battery pack. Once you get used to it, it's fine. For overall comfort, the Makita 18v impact driver is likely my favorite but gotta use a smaller battery (2ah).
For 40v Ryobi line, I have put min 100 hrs on my carbon fiber shaft HP trimmer. Has plenty of power. No issues at all.
Just my 2 cents. Hope this helps.
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