- Is this kit enough for drilling into concrete?
- Only for light work. The hammer mode handles brick, block and small anchors, but hard concrete and repeated holes call for a corded rotary hammer or an 18V hammer drill.
- How does it compare with an 18V combo kit?
- It is smaller and lighter and easier to carry and use overhead. An 18V kit has more torque and a stronger hammer function for framing, decking and large holes.
- What do the 4.0 Ah batteries add over smaller packs?
- Longer runtime between charges and more consistent power under load. They also make the tools heavier and bulkier than with compact 2.0 Ah packs.
- Does it share batteries with other Milwaukee tools?
- Yes. It uses the M12 battery platform, so the packs fit other M12 drills, impact drivers, ratchets, saws and lights.
- What is in the kit?
- A 12V brushless hammer drill, a 12V brushless impact driver, 4.0 Ah batteries and a charger, in a carrying case. Confirm the exact battery count and case with the listing.
- Who is this kit not for?
- Framers, deck builders and anyone drilling lots of concrete. Those jobs need 18V or corded tools with more torque and a heavier hammer mechanism.
- Where is the Milwaukee Hammer Drill Impact Driver Kit 12v Brushless cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $408.00, as of our latest check.