- Is this kit enough for home projects?
- Yes for furniture assembly, shelf and cabinet work, and light repairs around the house. It is not the right choice for repeated large-hole drilling, deck building, or loosening truck lug nuts.
- How does it compare with an 18-volt Milwaukee kit?
- The M12 tools are smaller and lighter, which helps in tight spaces and overhead work. An 18-volt kit gives more power and runtime for heavy drilling and driving, at more weight and size.
- What is the right angle impact wrench for?
- It drives fasteners where a straight tool will not fit, such as behind an engine, under a sink, or inside a cabinet. It uses the same M12 batteries as the drill and driver.
- Does it come with batteries and a charger?
- The kit includes two M12 batteries and a charger, plus a case. Check the listing for the exact battery capacity, since M12 packs come in several sizes.
- Will the batteries fit other Milwaukee tools?
- Yes. The batteries work across the M12 platform, including M12 drills, drivers, saws, lights, and the M12 heated gear.
- Can the drill handle masonry?
- The hammer drill mode is for light masonry such as brick and small anchors. For regular concrete drilling, a corded or 18-volt hammer drill is the better tool.
- Where is the Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12-Volt Li-Ion Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill/Impact Combo Kit 2-Tool with Right Angle Impact Wrench cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $498.00, as of our latest check.