- Is this kit enough for home projects?
- Yes for furniture assembly, shelf hanging, small holes in wood and light masonry. For deck building or large lag bolts, an 18-volt drill is the better choice.
- How does it compare with Milwaukee's 18-volt Fuel kits?
- The M12 tools are smaller and lighter but have less torque and runtime. Choose M12 for tight spaces and light work, M18 for heavy drilling and long jobs.
- Can the hammer drill bore into brick?
- It can make small holes in brick and block with a masonry bit. It is slow and strained with large-diameter holes, so use a corded or 18-volt hammer drill for those.
- Do all three tools use the same battery?
- Yes. The drill, impact driver and multi-tool all run on M12 batteries, and the kit charger works with the whole M12 line.
- What comes in the box?
- The kit includes the hammer drill, impact driver, M12 Multi-Tool, batteries, a charger and a carrying bag. Check the listing for battery count and capacity, since versions differ.
- Is the impact driver good for automotive work?
- It has enough control for light fastening and small bolts. For lug nuts and suspension work you need a larger impact wrench.
- Where is the Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12-Volt Li-Ion Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit 2-Tool with M12 Multi-Tool cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $269.00, as of our latest check.