- Is the M12 hammer drill good for concrete?
- It handles small holes and light masonry, such as anchors and brick. For repeated or large-diameter concrete drilling, an 18V hammer drill is the better tool.
- Does it come with a battery and charger?
- Many listings are bare tool only, so check the box contents. If you are new to M12, budget for a battery and charger or buy a kit version.
- How does it compare with an 18V hammer drill?
- It is smaller, lighter and easier overhead, but has less power and a slower hammer action. Choose it for light work and tight spaces, not heavy masonry.
- Can it be used as a regular drill and driver?
- Yes. It has drill, hammer and screw-driving modes, so it covers drilling wood and metal plus light masonry.
- Does it have a brushless motor?
- Yes. The brushless motor gives longer runtime and motor life than brushed 12V drills.
- What size bits does it take?
- It uses standard round-shank bits in its keyless chuck. Keep masonry bits small, since the 12V motor limits larger diameters.
- Where is the Milwaukee hammer drill 12v li-ion brushless cordless cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $219.00, as of our latest check.