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The Milwaukee 2401-20 is a 12V cordless screwdriver built on the M12 battery platform. It has a 1/4-inch hex chuck, a two-speed gearbox and an adjustable clutch, so it drives screws without stripping heads and can drill small holes in wood and light metal. It is compact and light enough for overhead and cabinet work, and it shares batteries with the rest of the M12 line. Compared with 4V pen-style screwdrivers it has far more torque; compared with a 12V drill/driver it is smaller and handier but gives up chuck capacity and hammer or heavy-drilling ability. Reviewers like the balance and clutch control, and some wish it had a built-in light and a bit more speed range.
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Lowest price we've seen: CA$98.00 on Nov 11 at KMS Tools & Equipment. Tracked across 4 stores since Nov 11.
Owners rate the 2401-20 highly for its clutch control, light weight and smooth trigger, and many use it as their go-to assembly driver. Complaints center on the lack of an onboard light and on torque limits when drilling or driving long screws into hard wood.
The Milwaukee M12 cordless screwdriver (2401-20) has a 1/4-inch hex quick-change chuck, so bits can be swapped with one hand. It runs on a 12-volt M12 REDLITHIUM battery pack. It is built for precision fastening work.
A variable-speed trigger gives control up to 500 RPM. The clutch has 15+1 settings to help prevent over-tightening fasteners. The tool delivers 175 in-lbs of torque.
The tool is 6-1/2 inches long and weighs 2.0 lbs, with a slim, ergonomic grip for tight spaces. An inboard LED light and a battery fuel gauge that shows remaining runtime are built in. The belt clip can be set in two positions for left- and right-handed users.
