- Is this a hammer drill or a regular drill?
- It is both. A mode selector switches between drilling, driving and hammer drilling, so it handles wood, metal and light masonry.
- Can it drill into concrete?
- Only light masonry such as brick and block, and small holes. For repeated work in cured concrete, an 18-volt hammer drill is the better tool.
- What batteries does it use?
- It runs on Milwaukee's M12 12-volt batteries and comes with two 2.5Ah packs. Any M12 pack fits, and larger packs add runtime.
- Does it come with a charger and case?
- Kit contents vary by listing, so check what is included. Many kits ship with a charger; cases are not always part of the set.
- How does it compare with the M12 Fuel drill driver?
- The Fuel drill driver has no hammer mode but is lighter and cheaper. This model adds masonry capability at the cost of some bulk.
- Is it worth it over an 18-volt drill?
- If you already own M12 batteries and work mostly in tight spaces, yes. For heavy drilling or sustained concrete work, an 18-volt model is more capable.
- Where is the Milwaukee drill driver 1/2" chuck 12v li-ion brushless cordless w/ 2.5ah battery cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $209.00, as of our latest check.