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Post #137309891 added 05-20-2020 8:20 AM by Corwin in Deal Talk
Home Depot has Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit + 6.0Ah Battery (2598-22-48-11-2460) on sale for $199. Shipping is free. Thanks...
Post #137294537 added 05-20-2020 12:15 PM by pilotd in Deal Talk
I use M12 fuel (this set) as my only drill and driver and it has plenty of power while being much easier to handle and fit in tight spots. I also picked up the M12 stubby and ratchet for working on...
Post #137697035 added 06-03-2020 1:00 PM by flash2404 in Deal Talk
I already bought this set recently...
Post #137294744 added 05-20-2020 12:21 PM by briballdo in Deal Talk
That's not a terrible idea... Buy this for the drill/impact and have a set of Ryobis for all the other stuff. Would be nice to have everything on one platform but I guess that's not absolutely...
Post #137298140 added 05-20-2020 1:53 PM by pilotd in Deal Talk
I thought that was just in the M18 fuel? I haven't personally had any issues with my M12 fuel gen 1 or 2.
Post #137295986 added 05-20-2020 12:52 PM by upgrayeddme2 in Deal Talk
I really like my M12 tools for stuff around the the house. I regularly use the drill, driver, and hackzall. The smaller battery makes the tool easier to handle and a lot lighter to haul around. ...
Post #137301503 added 05-20-2020 3:47 PM by jasesun23 in Deal Talk
Thats the way I understand it. The compact 1.5, 2.0, and new 3.0 all have the same power just the bigger one lasts longer. Then there is a jump in power with the XC batteries due to doubel the...
Post #137314451 added 05-21-2020 5:45 AM by MatthewM3919 in Deal Talk
No way Milwaukee M12 is the best by a long shot and it’s only improving every year.
Post #137307269 added 05-20-2020 7:21 PM by pilotd in Deal Talk
Not sure why you're trying to use wh to compare physical size. The M12 6.0 is 6 cells in the pack, but 3 go up the handle (as you've mentioned) leaving only 3 hanging off the bottom. The M18 2.0 pack...
Post #137289017 added 05-20-2020 9:56 AM by upsidedownfunnel in Deal Talk
I gladly bought this set for $200 a couple years back when I needed it and do not regret the purchase at all. With the extra 6.0Ah battery, this is a great deal. I can't think of anything around the...
Post #137298206 added 05-20-2020 1:55 PM by pilotd in Deal Talk
I'm sure there are times when the 12v wouldn't be enough, but I've used the hammer function a few times recently to mount fasteners in both red brick and concrete block, and it worked quick and easy...
Post #137298179 added 05-20-2020 1:54 PM by 9000RPM in Deal Talk
I have this set. I use it 5 days/week (cabinet assembly) and it's been great for the past 1.5 year. I use Milwaukee as a daily and buy Ryobi tools for less important jobs (air inflator, brad nailer...
Post #137317646 added 05-21-2020 7:40 AM by ngsm13 in Deal Talk
This is one review: https://www.constructionjunkie.com/blog/2018/2/14/review-milwaukee-tools-new-2nd-generation-m12-hammer-drill-and-impact-driver Simple google search provides multiple more,...
Post #137309288 added 05-20-2020 8:49 PM by riggedveda in Deal Talk
I did try them out. Weight is objective. Handling is subjective. Nevertheless, the M18 was never an option for me because anything beyond kit tools was either too specialized or out of my price range...
Post #137314406 added 05-21-2020 5:43 AM by Dman6492 in Deal Talk
Why are people arguing about the m18 being better? They're for completely different purposes. I own both m18 and m12 and really enjoy using the smaller ones in confined spaces or when I don't want to...
Post #137298080 added 05-20-2020 1:52 PM by tnt89868 in Deal Talk
I just sold all my Makita 18V tools(almost all, just need sell drill/impact) on Craigslist since the larger tools are seldom if ever needed. Before I also had the 12V Nextec tools which I always...
Post #137297729 added 05-20-2020 1:43 PM by rhl.gpt in Deal Talk
Can those of you who have the M12 Fuel Gen 2 impact driver speak a bit about the issues of loose collett where bits come loose when retracting the bits? I'm looking to start off with a new platform...
Post #137285900 added 05-20-2020 8:20 AM by henry.le134 in Deal Talk
include 6.0 Ah battery ...
Post #137337995 added 05-21-2020 5:34 PM by intesdan in Deal Talk
I thought the same but I just had to drill into my stucco and while the regular mode would have been fine, using the hammer mode on the m12 fuel just made it go so much faster. I assume it's more...
Post #137329682 added 05-21-2020 12:46 PM by Poolshark314 in Deal Talk
Really? I have some Nextec tools I am not using
Post #137303486 added 05-20-2020 4:58 PM by BloodGain in Deal Talk
Which is funny, since TTI makes both. They also make Ridgid. That would be awesome. I just got the Ryobi brad nailer. It's great to not have to fill up the compressor, but it's damn heavy compared...
Post #137308532 added 05-20-2020 8:17 PM by riggedveda in Deal Talk
M18 fuel impact driver with 1.5AH battery: 3.15lbs, with 6AH battery: 4.5lbs M12 fuel impact driver with 1.5AH battery: 2.16lbs, with 6AH battery: 2.66lbs M18 fuel hammer drill with 1.5AH...
Post #137310515 added 05-20-2020 10:05 PM by kherbinoskie in Deal Talk
The same batteries inside, just different arrangements and obviously case. Power to Density ratio is the same.
Post #137294543 added 05-20-2020 12:15 PM by PorkBuns in Deal Talk
M18 has entered the chat.
Post #137308001 added 05-20-2020 7:54 PM by kherbinoskie in Deal Talk
Because they are using the same battery technology... They were just arranged differently. The Power to Density ratio is THE SAME. Oh, not just size.. The M18 has a better weight balance that...
Post #137309126 added 05-20-2020 8:41 PM by riggedveda in Deal Talk
The battery technology isn't the only thing that matters though. M18 batteries are built more rugged, partly due to the fully exposed design, and partly due to their intended function as a...
Post #137311205 added 05-20-2020 10:59 PM by pilotd in Deal Talk
I understand that. But individual 18650 cells are produced with varying capacites, so the "power to density ratio" of the batteries packs also varies. I tried to illustrate this earlier by...
Post #137317691 added 05-21-2020 7:41 AM by pilotd in Deal Talk
This is the gen 2 set. It's been out since early 2018 I think.
Post #137322332 added 05-21-2020 9:33 AM by holiday5804 in Deal Talk
I don't normally do this, but I need these tools asap and with this deal you can only get it online with a delivery date in June. If I purchased this, is it the same packaging as if you bought it in...
Post #137327987 added 05-21-2020 11:53 AM by holiday5804 in Deal Talk
If you had to pick between this set and the M18 brushless (non-fuel) with 2 2amp batteries which is also 199, which would you pick? I don't do a ton of work with these, mainly just work around the...
Post #137295197 added 05-20-2020 12:31 PM by pilotd in Deal Talk
I agree I prefer all one system whenever possible, but the pleasure of using M12 fuel for my most-used tools far outweighs the inconvenience of multiple chargers imo. They just did a deal this...
Post #137301941 added 05-20-2020 4:03 PM by berrnard in Deal Talk
got the same kit. needed an oscilator
Post #137306069 added 05-20-2020 6:29 PM by pilotd in Deal Talk
I would agree you should feel them out for yourself, but even the 6ah M12 battery isn't anywhere close to as big as the smallest M18 battery. Even if it were, you always have the option of swapping...
Post #137290916 added 05-20-2020 10:47 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
What tool are you looking for that isn't available in M12?
Post #137329565 added 05-21-2020 12:41 PM by pilotd in Deal Talk
When I did the deal with the free ratchet a few weeks ago it was just the normal retail packaging. They actually shipped the free tool separately from the kit.
Post #137360309 added 05-22-2020 11:12 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
The hammer drill functions as normal drill as well. When you flip the switch to hammer mode, it hammers the bit into the concrete/masonry/brick/etc. which chisels the material in front of the bit...
Post #137289737 added 05-20-2020 10:15 AM by briballdo in Deal Talk
Wondering if I should quit waiting on a Ryobi brushless deal and just snag one of these kits. Only concern is it seems like there are waaay less tools in this M12 line?
Post #137298413 added 05-20-2020 2:02 PM by PlopPlop in Deal Talk
Just how many tools do you need? They’re expanding the line but I hardly use anything other than this hammer drill and impact driver.
Post #137304851 added 05-20-2020 5:45 PM by cmudnd in Deal Talk
Go to HD to handle & consider the tools you'll buy. Maybe a 12V stick or a 18V slider fits better in your hand. Maybe the M12 ratchet or inflator is what you want to leverage the smaller...
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