I've checked at two of my nearest HD's and both have this kit on a clearance price of $130.05 - NO HACK NEEDED!! YMMV
You get the 4-in-1 installation driver and 2x 2.0Ah batteries. For anyone looking for a drill driver kit for assembling furniture, or other light duty work, this kit is amazing. I've had this kit for 2 yrs now and have used it often to disassemble / re-assemble furniture when helping friends move.
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The Milwaukee M12 Fuel 4 in 1 Installation Driver Kit stands out as a compact, versatile driver for furniture assembly and other around the house jobs, especially where a bigger drill or impact will not fit. The offset head and right angle attachment make tight spaces easier, and the magnetic bit holder plus slide in hex bit loading add convenience. The included 60 piece Milwaukee bit set is a nice bonus, and the kit has been picked up as an everyday carry tool. The reverse switch and top mounted direction button feel awkward, and local pricing and stock have been highly inconsistent.
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At $130, it is a strong deal when a store actually has clearance stock. Several comments note it is worth checking in person because website stock and pricing can be wrong, and some stores show higher local prices instead.
Yes. It gets virtually all around-the-house jobs done and is often the tool people reach for for simple home tasks, so a bigger and heavier M18 drill or impact is usually unnecessary for everyday use.
The offset head and right-angle adapter help it reach tight spaces, like furniture clips near a table apron or other spots where a standard drill cannot fit. The 4-in-1 setup is especially handy for assembly and installation work in cramped areas.
The front handguard and bottom slot are magnetic bit holders that can keep a couple bits on the tool, including double-ended bits like Phillips/flat head or Torx 20/25. That makes bit changes and one-handed use easier during quick jobs.
The reverse switch can be finicky, and the top-mounted direction button is awkward to use one-handed. Even with that drawback, the tool is still used heavily for most household tasks.
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Some people complain about the front 'handguard', but it has a useful magnet that can hold a couple bits. I keep a couple double-ended bits up there (philips+flat head & torx 20+25).
Protip: Use your middle finger for the trigger, with your thumb & forefinger 'pinching' the top along the axis of the drill. Makes the top directional button a lot easier to use one-handed.
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