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This is Milwaukee's two-tool M18 FUEL kit: a 1/2 in. hammer drill and a 1/4 in. hex impact driver, both running the POWERSTATE brushless motor on the M18 18-volt battery platform. The drill's headline feature is AutoStop Control Mode, which cuts rotation fast when the bit binds, plus a 6.9 in. length that makes it one of the shortest hammer drills in its class. The impact driver adds REDLINK PLUS electronics for smooth trigger ramp-up on small fasteners. It suits tradespeople and serious DIYers who want pro-grade cordless tools and already see value in the 250-plus tool M18 system; hobbyists who only drill occasionally will find cheaper 12-volt or brushed kits enough.
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Owners of Milwaukee's M18 FUEL drill and driver pair generally rate the power, the compact drill body and the AutoStop safety feature highly, and many call the impact driver's trigger control the best they have used. Complaints center on weight and on the hammer function being weaker than a dedicated rotary hammer.
This kit pairs an M18 FUEL 1/2 in. hammer drill with an M18 FUEL 1/4 in. hex impact driver. Both tools use a POWERSTATE brushless motor and run on 18-volt M18 REDLITHIUM batteries. The kit comes with two XC 5.0Ah batteries, a multi-voltage charger and a carrying case.
The hammer drill is 6.9 in. long for access to tight spaces. It has a 4-mode drive control, a mechanical clutch for driving a range of fasteners, and a hammer drill mode for drilling into brick, block or concrete. It can complete 2-9/16 in. self-feed holes in dense materials. AutoStop Control Mode prevents over-rotation in a bind-up, and a dedicated light on the foot of the tool indicates a protection event.
The impact driver is 4.47 in. long. It has REDLINK PLUS intelligence for Ultimate Trigger Control, which accelerates smoothly for small fasteners to help prevent stripped screws and damaged materials. It reaches up to 3900 RPM and has single-handed bit insertion. The tools are part of the M18 system, which is compatible with over 250 solutions.
