Milwaukee M12 FUEL Brushless 4-in-1 Installation 3/8 in. Drill Driver (Hack) $168.48

Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
05/08/25	Home Depot	$114 popular	26
05/06/25	Home Depot	$114 popular	58
04/26/24	Home Depot	$108 popular	26
03/25/24	Home Depot	$125 popular	57
02/08/24	Home Depot	$200 popular	49
10/04/23	Home Depot	$114 popular	35
09/02/23	Home Depot	$114 popular	68
08/01/23	Home Depot	$114 popular	75
05/01/23	Home Depot	$189	0
05/21/22	Home Depot	$179	4
04/29/22	Home Depot	$139	0
03/14/22	Home Depot	$139	10
02/10/22	Home Depot	$139 popular	114
10/03/21	Home Depot	$114 popular	109
08/03/21	Home Depot	$139 popular	56
02/03/21	Home Depot	$150 popular	107
10/27/20	Home Depot	$179	9

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

Joined Mar 2006

Feb 1, 2023

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

Other than space considerations, This isn't as good as having the separate tools, correct?

1

jeff34270

Expert

This user is an Expert in Home & Home Improvement

Feb 1, 2023

17,944 Posts

Joined Jun 2012

Feb 1, 2023

jeff34270

Expert

This user is an Expert in Home & Home Improvement

Feb 1, 2023

17,944 Posts

Quote from whitedudesuper

:

Other than space considerations, This isn't as good as having the separate tools, correct?

The stand alone M12 Fuel drill is better, but this is on par with the screwdriver and nothing else does the right angle or close quarters driving like this one does. It's an all around great tool (unless you need the features and power of the stand alone drill).

4

DerbYerJerb

Feb 1, 2023

8 Posts

Joined Feb 2016

Feb 1, 2023

DerbYerJerb

Feb 1, 2023

8 Posts

Quote from whitedudesuper

:

Other than space considerations, This isn't as good as having the separate tools, correct?

This drill got me into the Milwaukee line of power tools and I love it. It's easier and more satisfying getting into tight spaces and awkward angles with this thing as opposed to forcing it with a standard form drill. If you have a use case that goes beyond this drill's capabilities, you'll probably know it. For household use, this is a great option and my go to drill.

8

agentsteve

Feb 1, 2023

443 Posts

Joined Nov 2012

Feb 1, 2023

agentsteve

Feb 1, 2023

443 Posts

This is by far the most useful tool for an average homeowner. I use it probably 90% of the time even though I have many bigger, stronger tools available. Good for everything from installing cabinet hinges to assembling IKEA furniture.

It's designed to be used one-handed by pulling the trigger with your middle finger. It seems weird at first but once you get used to it you have your other hand free which makes most tasks significantly easier.

I also have the fuel m12 hammer drill. It pretty much just collects dust now.

6

GuyMcman

Feb 1, 2023

100 Posts

Joined Apr 2022

Feb 1, 2023

GuyMcman

Feb 1, 2023

100 Posts

What is the purpose of that knuckle guard (for lack of a better term) part?

3

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

Joined Mar 2006

Feb 1, 2023

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

Quote from agentsteve

:

This is by far the most useful tool for an average homeowner. I use it probably 90% of the time even though I have many bigger, stronger tools available. Good for everything from installing cabinet hinges to assembling IKEA furniture.

It's designed to be used one-handed by pulling the trigger with your middle finger. It seems weird at first but once you get used to it you have your other hand free which makes most tasks significantly easier.

I also have the fuel m12 hammer drill. It pretty much just collects dust now.

How much torque do u lose from all the various chucks/extensions? Negligible vs the benefit for having a compact quarters capable screw driver? On the fence if this will be my next m12 tool but know I want /need it and have uses for it and will get it eventually..

1

3

JollyPollution390

Original Poster

Feb 1, 2023

73 Posts

Joined Aug 2022

Feb 1, 2023

JollyPollution390

Original Poster

Feb 1, 2023

73 Posts

Quote from whitedudesuper

:

But what do u even use for drilling concrete though? This?

a hammer or rotary drill is what you need for drilling concrete. I don't think other types of drills will get you very far with concrete.

2

JollyPollution390

Original Poster

Feb 1, 2023

73 Posts

Joined Aug 2022

Feb 1, 2023

JollyPollution390

Original Poster

Feb 1, 2023

73 Posts

Quote from GuyMcman

:

What is the purpose of that knuckle guard (for lack of a better term) part?

there's a magnet there to hold bits and screws, but I think it's just there to build a mental association with the Festool version of this tool

4

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

Joined Mar 2006

Feb 1, 2023

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

Quote from JollyPollution390

:

a hammer or rotary drill is what you need for drilling concrete. I don't think other types of drills will get you very far with concrete.

Picked up an sds plus because my hammer drill was too slow…

Metal is also annoying to drill through - what do u guys use as your go to for drilling through metal beams /studs and steel posts?

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

Joined Mar 2006

Feb 1, 2023

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

I wish this came with a bigger battery or another tool like some of the past deals… paying $168 is only $10 off the tool only price and not much savings if you are someone who doesn't need the two 2ah batteries and charger…

3

g3ck1

Feb 1, 2023

1,702 Posts

Joined Nov 2009

Feb 1, 2023

g3ck1

Feb 1, 2023

1,702 Posts

Quote from whitedudesuper

:

I wish this came with a bigger battery or another tool like some of the past deals… paying $168 is only $10 off the tool only price and not much savings if you are someone who doesn't need the two 2ah batteries and charger…

you can sell both batteries for another $50 off.

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

Joined Mar 2006

Feb 1, 2023

TRUMP_XD

Feb 1, 2023

2,110 Posts

Quote from g3ck1

:

you can sell both batteries for another $50 off.

After time and hassle and fees that $50 is worth only $25, unfortunately

6

4

agentsteve

Feb 1, 2023

443 Posts

Joined Nov 2012

Feb 1, 2023

agentsteve

Feb 1, 2023

443 Posts

Quote from whitedudesuper

:

How much torque do u lose from all the various chucks/extensions? Negligible vs the benefit for having a compact quarters capable screw driver? On the fence if this will be my next m12 tool but know I want /need it and have uses for it and will get it eventually..

I've never been in a situation where I didn't have enough power/torque. You usually need those attachments to drill smaller holes or drive screws anyway.

As for drilling concrete, this won't do it. But you probably shouldn't be using small 12v tools in the first place if that's what you usually do.

2

psyctto

Feb 1, 2023

16,156 Posts

Joined Nov 2006

Feb 1, 2023

psyctto

Feb 1, 2023

16,156 Posts

Quote from jeff34270

:

The stand alone M12 Fuel drill is better, but this is on par with the screwdriver and nothing else does the right angle or close quarters driving like this one does. It's an all around great tool (unless you need the features and power of the stand alone drill).

i've been really trying to convince myself i need one of these... but anything tight where i need a right angle, i just put the right angle adapter in my M12 fuel drill or impact driver.

1

2

Product Description:	The Milwaukee M12 FUEL Installation Drill/Driver Kit features 4 dedicated solutions, delivering unrivaled access and control with up to 300 in./lbs. of maximum torque. 4 dedicated heads, including a 3/8 in. Chuck, Offset Driver, 1/4 in. Hex and Right Angle, can attach in 16 different positions. This provides users with a 4-in-1 drilling and driving solution that is purposefully designed to reach challenging locations. The compact drill driver features a slim tool profile and an inline grip in the back of the tool that provides ultimate tool control and unrivaled access. The front of the tool is equipped with a magnetic bit holder that securely holds multiple bits, enhancing user productivity. These unique features combine with the tools compact size and weight enabling users to maneuver the multi-head drill/driver for maximum versatility and best access in hard to reach places. The modular drill/driver is equipped with a POWERSTATE Brushless Motor, delivering users with 1600 RPM and 300 in./lbs. of torque. This provides them with the necessary power for installation applications, especially in electrical, cabinet installation, MRO, HVAC, automotive and remodel applications. The installation drill/driver features REDLINK Plus Intelligence, protecting the user's tool from overloading or overheating. The compact cordless drill/driver is powered by the Milwaukee M12 REDLITHIUM battery packs, delivering users with more run-time per charge and more work over the life of the pack.
Product SKU:	309495334_309495334
UPC:	45242541232

Milwaukee M12 FUEL Brushless 4-in-1 Installation 3/8 in. Drill Driver (Hack) $168.48

$168

$250

Community Voting

Price Intelligence

Deal History

51 Comments

Related Searches

Popular Deals

Trending Deals

Milwaukee M12 FUEL Brushless 4-in-1 Installation 3/8 in. Drill Driver (Hack) $168.48

$168

$250

Price Intelligence

Deal History Deal History includes data from multiple reputable stores, such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. The lowest price among stores for a given day is selected as the "Sale Price". Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.

51 Comments

Related Searches

Deal History