- Is this drill strong enough for deck building or framing?
- No. It is a 12-volt drill, so it is slow with large auger bits and lag screws. For framing and deck work an 18-volt drill or impact driver is the right tool.
- What is the right angle drill for?
- It lets you drill and drive at a right angle to the tool body. That helps between joists, inside cabinets and under sinks where a straight drill will not fit.
- Does it use the same batteries as other Milwaukee M12 tools?
- Yes. It runs on the M12 12-volt battery platform, so packs are shared with other M12 drills, drivers, saws and lights.
- Does the kit include batteries and a charger?
- Yes. It is sold as a kit with M12 batteries and a charger, so the tools are ready to use out of the box.
- Can it drill into masonry or concrete?
- Only with a masonry bit in light duty, and it has no hammer mode. For regular concrete work use a rotary hammer.
- Is the 1/2 in. chuck a problem on a 12-volt drill?
- It accepts standard bits, but the larger chuck makes the tool longer and heavier than a 3/8 in. chuck model. That matters most in very tight spots.
- Where is the Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 1/2 in. Drill Driver Kit with M12 Right Angle Drill cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $308.00, as of our latest check.