The MILWAUKEE M12 FUEL 1/2" Drill/Driver is the Most Powerful Subcompact Drill Driver, the Most Compact in size, and providing the Fastest Speed Under Load. MILWAUKEE POWERSTATE brushless motor delivers the most power for the capability to perform the widest variety of applications at high speed for unrivaled subcompact performance. At only 5.9" in length, this portable drill is the shortest solution in class offering most access into tight spaces. The MILWAUKEE REDLINK PLUS Intelligence delivers top of the line thermal performance to give users the Fastest Speed Under Load in order to drill and drive faster than any other subcompact drill. Using MILWAUKEE M12 REDLITHIUM 2.0Ah compact and 4.0Ah extended capacity battery packs will deliver more work per charge and more work over the life of the pack than competitive batteries. This all-metal 1/2" chuck and all-metal gearcase deliver best-in-class durability. The mechanical clutch delivers consistent torque for driving fasteners. MILWAUKEE M12 FUEL 1/2" Drill Driver is part of the M12 System which is fully compatible with over 125 solutions.
Product SKU:
336305383
UPC:
882346324589
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This is worth it for the batteries alone. Free tool IMO. This is one of the favorite drills. Its only downside is the noise. Great power, size and weight.
Then buy the deal linked to above.
Make sure that they show the pro-rated price for each item when you check out.
That will show that the drill is about $80 and the batteries are about $70.
You choose which you want to return. If you return the drill, you'll get $80 back, which makes the batteries about $50 in the end.
The OP deal is better if you want to keep BOTH the drill and the batteries.
This is worth it for the batteries alone. Free tool IMO. This is one of the favorite drills. Its only downside is the noise. Great power, size and weight.
How much difference is this drill from the regular m12 that was in the five tool combo kits couple years back
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Been eyeing this for a long time. I've got the m18 fuel series and enjoy it. But this would be nice to keep nearby in the house and be more wieldable for the wife
This is a good deal if you need batteries, but these M12 high torque tools work so much better with a 4a + battery.
I drilled 18 holes in concrete with this drill and worked my 3/8" stubby busting rusted bolts, but only with a 4 + 6a battery.
Been eyeing this for a long time. I've got the m18 fuel series and enjoy it. But this would be nice to keep nearby in the house and be more wieldable for the wife
If your wife has small hands, you'd be better off the a Dewalt 12V drill.
Because the Milwaukee and Bosch 12 volt tools have the battery go up into the handle, it makes the handle larger. The Dewalt handle is smaller because the battery slides onto the bottom of the handle like the 18V tools do.
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Make sure that they show the pro-rated price for each item when you check out.
That will show that the drill is about $80 and the batteries are about $70.
You choose which you want to return. If you return the drill, you'll get $80 back, which makes the batteries about $50 in the end.
The OP deal is better if you want to keep BOTH the drill and the batteries.
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I drilled 18 holes in concrete with this drill and worked my 3/8" stubby busting rusted bolts, but only with a 4 + 6a battery.
Because the Milwaukee and Bosch 12 volt tools have the battery go up into the handle, it makes the handle larger. The Dewalt handle is smaller because the battery slides onto the bottom of the handle like the 18V tools do.
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