Milwaukee's M12 FUEL Brushless 2-Speed Screwdriver Kit delivers exceptional productivity in a compact size. The POWERSTATE Brushless Motor offers constant power output while still running cool with no wearable components. Powered by a Red Lithium 2.0 battery pack that delivers more power and twice the recharges of standard lithium-ion batteries, your tool is conditioned for peak performance even in extreme job site conditions. The battery also features REDLINK PLUS Intelligence, a technology designed to ensure maximum performance and protection from overload, overheating and over-discharge. The kit's compact size allows you to work easily in tight spots, while the built-in LED light offers visibility in dark or confined areas.
Product SKU:
203835503
UPC:
45242268252
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Maybe i'm taking crazy pills, but who cares if your SCREWDRIVER is brushless or not? It isn't a drill or impact. You can get the non fuel version of this for peanuts, and this is just the 2.0 AH batteries.
Buy the installation driver instead if you're going to put this much down and just turn the clutch way down. That thing is super handy.
I'm a massive fan of the cheap entry-level M12 screwdriver. That one is normally $99, sometimes on sale with a bundle at that price....or for $75 or even as low as $50.
It's light, powerful enough for any basic screws, and cheap.
If you need more power....this posted screwdriver isn't the tool. You'd want an impact driver.
The only reason I'd even look at this is if you value speed over all things -- let's say you're working on low-torque machine fasteners that are very long. You could almost work them with your fingers, but you have to do a ton of them repeatedly. Then sure, maybe this one is the right tool for you. But that's getting very niche.
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Buy the installation driver instead if you're going to put this much down and just turn the clutch way down. That thing is super handy.
It's light, powerful enough for any basic screws, and cheap.
If you need more power....this posted screwdriver isn't the tool. You'd want an impact driver.
The only reason I'd even look at this is if you value speed over all things -- let's say you're working on low-torque machine fasteners that are very long. You could almost work them with your fingers, but you have to do a ton of them repeatedly. Then sure, maybe this one is the right tool for you. But that's getting very niche.
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