- Is this kit enough for plumbing work?
- Yes for most service plumbing: the compact drill and impact driver fit under sinks and in tight bays, and the HACKZALL cuts pipe in tight spots. For long cuts in cast iron or heavy demo, an 18V recip saw is faster.
- How does it compare with an 18V combo kit?
- It is smaller and lighter, and every tool fits into tighter spaces. An 18V kit gives more torque and longer run time per charge, so choose this kit for service work and 18V for heavy framing or demolition.
- Are the batteries compatible with other Milwaukee tools?
- Yes. The M12 batteries work across the M12 line, including other FUEL drills, impacts, ratchets and lights. The charger also handles any M12 pack.
- What is in the box?
- Four tools (drill/driver, impact driver, multi-tool, HACKZALL), two M12 lithium-ion batteries, a charger, belt clip and a contractor bag.
- Is the drill powerful enough for deck building?
- It handles pilot holes and light fastening, but 350 in-lbs and a 3/8-inch chuck are below 18V drills. For deck screws and hole saws, step up to an 18V drill.
- Does the multi-tool take standard blades?
- It uses the common oscillating multi-tool blade mount, so most branded blades fit. Check the adapter if you have an older blade system.
- Where is the Milwaukee M12 FUEL Combo Kit cheapest?
- At Home Depot, for $199.00, 20% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Milwaukee M12 FUEL Combo Kit?
- 29 stores we checked sell it, including ToolSource, Empire Rigging & Supply, Active Plumbing Supply, PlumbersStock.com, Ace Tool Group.