Noticed this fairly cheap considering Milwaukee doesn't discount, however haven't purchased from this seller before.
Appears to be the last gen however handy around the house.
Currently has a +BONUS 12V 2AH HO BATTERY (M12HB2) VIA REDEMPTION
Cheers
Milwaukee 12V Brushless 2 Piece Drill/Driver Combo Kit $349 Delivered @ Toolmart
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Daves88 on 15/01/2023 - 13:38 toolmart.com.au (2098 clicks)
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Bought a set, thank you OP!
Have this
https://www.amazon.com.au/Makita-MAKCLX224-Tools-Combo-2-Pie…
Not many left at $199 then they go toy $269, I'm building a kitchen and they are brilliant, save my arms as they are light and last well on the tiny batteries, torquey and seem decent value so far (8 months)
10mm chuck could be very annoying.
I have the AEG equivalent of this, as torquey as it is, you really don't want to be trying to do anything bigger than 10mm with this except maybe in some really soft material.
They were designed for cabinet makers, chipboard and softwood, so yeah!
They are for cabinet making and other confined places work, not drilling 13mm holes in cast iron!
I didn’t know we were talking about cabinet makers or cast iron… anyway
The Milwaukee one comes with a 13mm chuck , makes it more convenient.
I’m taking from my experience of daily use.@Yosan: It was to explain to you what the Makita 12v tools are for, if you didn't get the simple explanation. ……. !
Tried to explain it you … Simply! … in simple terms!
Use them how you want …
Maybe the MW stuff is for building big projects and they laugh at bigger higher voltage stuff … I don't know, in general small 12v tools are for less demanding work in confined spaces on lighter materials.
So now you know!
Have a read and you'll be all up to date.
https://www.milwaukeetool.com.au/system/m12/#:~:text=M12%E2%…
@Series4Episode10: I was to explain that 10mm (Makita) could be very annoying, and Milwaukee got a 13mm.
Use them how you want …@Yosan: What I said, except you said "I don't understand your simple explanation" (Basically) not surprising though!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKqkqs7qvXg
The stuff struggles compared to bigger stuff, that's not a judgement against the stuff, am sure it's brimming with scooch and worksite goodness, but don't expect small tools to be your go to over something bigger, as I said "MADE FOR SMALLER and CONFINED SPACES AND LIGHTER Materials" which you can confirm on MW's page for the M12 stuff.
Have a read!
@Series4Episode10: Oh boy…
No one is comparing 12V with 18V or bigger, we all know the differences.
I use a 12v 10mm chuck drill everyday and I can tell you that it’s annoying (not as much as some people).@Series4Episode10: Yeah that doesn't really apply with Milwaukee. Their 12v range can include some very capable tools, famously https://www.totaltools.com.au/128299-milwaukee-12v-fuel-3-8-… and https://www.totaltools.com.au/119593-milwaukee-12v-fuel-3-8-…
Not relevant, I think. Not brushless?
Also 18v. Big and clunky.
They are 12v small tools!
Never considered that
In my experience my MXT Brushed circular saw fitted with a LXT to MXT adapter uses less current (hardwired (soldered) in to get best contact) than my new LXT brushless, thing is that the MXT brushed saw uses less power and is not any less torquey, I cut a lot of wood while building hen houses well away from DC options and am off-grid.
Great deal. I love Milwaukee M12 because they're small and cute but still pack a punch.
Milwaukee don't do discounts
I beg to differ. I got discounts, free gear and free delivery when I dropped $10k at Total Tools
Still seems to be available (not expired) as of 5pm 16/1.
The M12BD-0 is really the 1 I want but it doesn't appear to be in any kits of tools I want, nor has it been on any discount I can find.
Good deal with the bonus battery.