Home Depot has Milwaukee M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Subcompact Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit w/2 Batteries and Bag (3494-22XC) on sale for $169. Shipping is free.
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M12 Subcompact Brushless 2-Tool Combo Kit with 3/8" drill/driver and 1/4" hex impact driver
Drill: 5.4" long, under 2 lbs with battery, 350 in-lbs torque, 0–450 RPM low / 0–1550 RPM high, metal 3/8" chuck
Impact driver: 4.3" long × 2.0" wide, 1.7 lbs with battery, 1,100 in-lbs torque, 0–3,000 RPM, internal metal gearcase
Brushless motors for optimal performance and runtime
Includes (2) M12 REDLITHIUM XC6.0 batteries, M12 charger, (2) belt clips and contractor bag
REDLINK Intelligence for optimized battery-tool communication
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Home Depot has Milwaukee M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Subcompact Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit w/2 Batteries and Bag (3494-22XC) on sale for $169. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member FaithfulGuide290 for sharing this deal.
Details:
M12 Subcompact Brushless 2-Tool Combo Kit with 3/8" drill/driver and 1/4" hex impact driver
Drill: 5.4" long, under 2 lbs with battery, 350 in-lbs torque, 0–450 RPM low / 0–1550 RPM high, metal 3/8" chuck
Impact driver: 4.3" long × 2.0" wide, 1.7 lbs with battery, 1,100 in-lbs torque, 0–3,000 RPM, internal metal gearcase
Brushless motors for optimal performance and runtime
Includes (2) M12 REDLITHIUM XC6.0 batteries, M12 charger, (2) belt clips and contractor bag
REDLINK Intelligence for optimized battery-tool communication
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A coupled of my employees have bought this set for work and im just gonna lay it out there. They suck A LOT. They cant bust bolts to save their life and their usually 10mm bolts. I think this set is great if your a DIY for your house on extremely small projects but other than the normal fix it quick stuff I do not recommend. Maybe the impact if you really need clearance but even then it struggles. The drill surprised me the most with its extremely small chuck size. It's up to you but I would avoid this over the non compact set which does have better deals sometimes. Apologies for the rant
IMO the point of the m12 sub compacts are to have the smallest and lightest possible tools that still seem to work somewhat well. They are not fuel models and thus do not communicate with the battery. Thus, the big batteries make the tool much heavier to use but do not make the tool any more capable, as they would on a fuel models. I would rather have the smaller batteries at $149 on this set. Tbf I use the 5ah in my m12 fuel set and it's great.
I don't know about a month ago but the bundle was definitely $149 for the holiday season
You right. Instore BF special.
I didnt realize they are still making these iffy 6ah batteries. Seems like HD trying to sneak them out bundling with newest smallest set. Odd combo.
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IMO the point of the m12 sub compacts are to have the smallest and lightest possible tools that still seem to work somewhat well. They are not fuel models and thus do not communicate with the battery. Thus, the big batteries make the tool much heavier to use but do not make the tool any more capable, as they would on a fuel models. I would rather have the smaller batteries at $149 on this set. Tbf I use the 5ah in my m12 fuel set and it's great.
The Ridgid sub-compact impact is actually smaller than the m12 Impact and the 12v Skil line.
A coupled of my employees have bought this set for work and im just gonna lay it out there. They suck A LOT. They cant bust bolts to save their life and their usually 10mm bolts. I think this set is great if your a DIY for your house on extremely small projects but other than the normal fix it quick stuff I do not recommend. Maybe the impact if you really need clearance but even then it struggles. The drill surprised me the most with its extremely small chuck size. It's up to you but I would avoid this over the non compact set which does have better deals sometimes. Apologies for the rant
Do your employees also buy pliers to drive nails, and measure tapes to pry them out and then complain when they fail?
Yeah this set of subcompact impact DRIVER and drill would be ideal for many homeowner tasks, but also for professionals who need the smallest screwDRIVER / drill for whatever job they have. They'd be great for woodworking, installing cabinets, electricians and plumbers driving screws in tight quarters, for instance.
I bought the set for installing overhead heating tracks that required a few thousand screws installed in TIGHT joist bays. It worked fine, and it didn't tire me out near as badly as my heavier impacts. Right tool for the right job.
I bought this set when I needed to assemble a desk for my brother and it was finally that thing lol. Mine came with 2ah batteries which I'm totally fine with since they're tiny. Power was okay. Better than the $30 black and decker I used to use lol.
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I didnt realize they are still making these iffy 6ah batteries. Seems like HD trying to sneak them out bundling with newest smallest set. Odd combo.
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Yeah this set of subcompact impact DRIVER and drill would be ideal for many homeowner tasks, but also for professionals who need the smallest screwDRIVER / drill for whatever job they have. They'd be great for woodworking, installing cabinets, electricians and plumbers driving screws in tight quarters, for instance.
I bought the set for installing overhead heating tracks that required a few thousand screws installed in TIGHT joist bays. It worked fine, and it didn't tire me out near as badly as my heavier impacts. Right tool for the right job.
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