Optimized for the professional who frequently encounters precision fastening applications, the Milwaukee M12 ¼" Hex Screwdriver delivers unmatched precision, power and portability along with a slimmer, more ergonomic grip. A variable speed trigger and 0-500RPM give the user unrivaled fastening control, 15+1 clutch settings prevent over tightening fasteners, and 175 in-lbs. of torque provides the ability to accomplish tough applications. At 6-1/2 in. long and weighing only 2.0lbs; its compact, lightweight and durable design provides greater comfort and fits in tighter spaces on the jobsite. The onboard LED light and fuel gauge help you increase productivity and avoid interruptions. Two belt-clip positions for both left- and right-handed users and one-handed bit changes provide maximum ease-of-use. The REDLITHIUM Battery Pack delivers more work per charge and more work over pack life than the competitors.
Product SKU:
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UPC:
45242463756
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Picked one of these packages up from HD. Over all a cheap "full package" (tool/battery/charger), but I was thrown off by the actual size of the screwdriver. It's literally the same size of the M12 chucked drill and other drivers. I was hoping for something much more compact for a simple screwdriver (it seems redundant to add if you already have other drivers). Would return if it wasn't so cheap.
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Looks like high torque but I assume it's not?
What is the high torque model? Closest thing I can think to this would be the 2-speed.
This thing is one of my most frequently used tools around the house. Just got done refinishing cabinets and adding pull-out drawers - only took two compact battery charges to do every door, hinge, drawer, knob, and it stirred the paint and primer.
Torque range is really good. Lowest setting I can easily stop with a light grip, exactly where I want it for stuff like hose clamps and light auto work (air filters etc).
For $99 Home Depot has the Milwaukee M12 12V Lithium-Ion Cordless Drill Driver/Impact Driver Combo Kit with Two 1.5Ah Batteries, Charger and Bag (2-Tool)...
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I have this. I don't like it because the bit fits loosely and slides back and forth. So at a quick press on a screw it's not obvious when making contact. I wish it had a simple magnet to keep it from moving.
Just ordered my third copy. Definitely super useful. Not as good as the $50 with two batteries from 2021 but four years later and still a great tool to have on hand
The M12 drill/driver combo with two batteries for $99 seems like a better deal. Why not buy that combo and use a magnetic bit holder in the drill? The drill has a the clutch mechanism.
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The M12 drill/driver combo with two batteries for $99 seems like a better deal. Why not buy that combo and use a magnetic bit holder in the drill? The drill has a the clutch mechanism.
For most people, this would be an addition, not an instead of. I have better drills and drivers, but use the m12 screwdriver more than any other driver in my garage.
It's just a little bit easier to use (quick change with hex shank), lighter weight, and smaller, so it's a good go-to.
If you need a drill and driver, and you're a homeowner or doing lightweight tasks, that M12 kit would be a better buy.
if you want a power screwdriver, already have M12 system, this thing's great. Quiet, fast, intuitive torque settings (you're not going to strip anything on 2-3)
Picked up this deal instead for $120 with the ratchet M12 12V Lithium-Ion Cordless 3/8 in. Ratchet and Screwdriver Combo Kit (2-Tool) with Battery, Bit Set, Charger, Tool Bag
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Its definitely worth the money if you need something light duty.
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Its definitely worth the money if you need something light duty.
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This thing is one of my most frequently used tools around the house. Just got done refinishing cabinets and adding pull-out drawers - only took two compact battery charges to do every door, hinge, drawer, knob, and it stirred the paint and primer.
Torque range is really good. Lowest setting I can easily stop with a light grip, exactly where I want it for stuff like hose clamps and light auto work (air filters etc).
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I'm concerned that's only for an Impact drill, or is it for both? Thanks!
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I'm concerned that's only for an Impact drill, or is it for both? Thanks!
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It's just a little bit easier to use (quick change with hex shank), lighter weight, and smaller, so it's a good go-to.
If you need a drill and driver, and you're a homeowner or doing lightweight tasks, that M12 kit would be a better buy.
if you want a power screwdriver, already have M12 system, this thing's great. Quiet, fast, intuitive torque settings (you're not going to strip anything on 2-3)
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