- Is this kit enough for home repairs?
- Yes for furniture assembly, shelf hanging, outlet covers and light drilling into wood and drywall. It is not the right choice for deck framing, concrete or large hole saws.
- Does it use the same batteries as other Milwaukee 12V tools?
- Yes. Both tools run on the M12 platform, so packs work across M12 drills, drivers, saws and lights.
- How does it compare with an 18V combo kit?
- The 18V kit has more torque and longer runtime but is heavier and bulkier. This kit is easier to handle in tight spaces and for overhead work.
- What is in the box?
- A 12V drill/driver, a 12V impact driver and a 23-piece drill and driver bit set. Battery and charger inclusion depends on the specific kit configuration.
- Can the impact driver be used for drilling?
- No. It has a hex driver anvil for bits, not a chuck, so use the drill for holes and the impact driver for fastening.
- Is it good for professional use?
- For light trade work such as electrical, HVAC and cabinet installation, yes. For all-day heavy fastening or large-hole drilling, an 18V kit is the better fit.
- Where is the Milwaukee drill driver/impact driver 12v li-ion cordless w/drill bit set(23-pcs) Red cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $209.00, as of our latest check.