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The RIDGID R92082 pairs a brushless 1/2 in. high-torque hammer drill with a brushless 4-mode 1/4 in. impact driver, plus a 6.0 Ah and a 4.0 Ah MAX Output battery, a charger and a hard case. The drill delivers 1,250 in.-lbs of torque and a 2,000 RPM two-speed gearbox, with anti-kickback that cuts the motor when it senses the bit binding. The impact driver delivers 2,400 in.-lbs, three speeds and a self-tapping mode that stops once a screw seats. Both tools are brushless and run on any RIDGID 18V battery, and the kit qualifies for RIDGID's lifetime service agreement when registered within 90 days. It suits homeowners and trade users who want one battery platform for drilling masonry and driving long fasteners, and it competes with other two-tool brushless kits on torque and battery capacity rather than on tool count.
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This 18V brushless combo kit includes a 1/2 in. high torque hammer drill/driver and a 4-mode 1/4 in. impact driver. Both tools use brushless motors. It also comes with two MAX Output batteries, a charger, and a hard case.
The hammer drill/driver delivers 1,250 in./lbs of torque. It has a 2-speed gearbox and a maximum speed of 2,000 RPM, and it can drill into wood, metal, brick, and concrete. Anti-kickback technology stops the motor when extended rotation is detected, which prevents overturning. It drills up to 25% faster than the previous version (R860012).
The impact driver delivers 2,400 in./lbs of torque and drives 40% faster than the previous version (R86002). It has 3 speeds and a self-tapping mode. In that mode, the tool stops once a screw is fully seated, which prevents overdriving, breaking, or stripping screws.
