- Is the M12 Fuel drill strong enough for home projects?
- Yes for assembly, cabinet work, light drilling and driving screws. It is not meant for large holes, masonry or heavy framing, where an 18-volt drill is the better tool.
- What kind of bits does the hex chuck take?
- It takes 1/4-inch hex-shank bits, including hex drill bits and standard driver bits. It will not hold round-shank drill bits, so you need hex-shank versions.
- Does it use the same batteries as other Milwaukee M12 tools?
- Yes. It runs on Milwaukee's M12 batteries, so it shares packs with other M12 drills, drivers, saws and lights.
- How does it compare with an 18-volt drill?
- It is smaller and lighter but has less torque and runtime. Choose it for tight spaces and light work, and keep an 18-volt drill for heavy drilling.
- What comes in the kit?
- Kit contents vary by configuration, so check the listing for the exact tools, batteries and charger included before buying.
- Does it have a hammer mode for concrete?
- No. This is a drill driver only, so it is not for masonry. Use a hammer drill for concrete and brick.
- Where is the Milwaukee M12 Fuel Cordless Brushless Combo Kit cheapest?
- At Ace Hardware, for $399.00, as of our latest check.