Milwaukee M12 2 Piece Combo Kit + Bonus 3/8" Impact Rachet + $100 Store Credit - $529 Shipped @ TotalTools / Sydney Tools

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Aazn on 27/02/2025 - 12:14 totaltools.com.au (845 clicks)
Last edited 28/02/2025 - 07:08 by 1 other user

this deal is back as per https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/890333

Offer has been extended another day

available at both total tools and Sydney tools depending on your favourite flavour.
https://www.totaltools.com.au/220997-milwaukee-12v-fueltm-br…
https://sydneytools.com.au/product/milwaukee-m12fpp2a2b422b-…

$529 gets you:
MILWAUKEE 12V FUEL™ Brushless 2 Piece 1x 2.0Ah/1x 4.0Ah Combo Kit Power Pack M12FPP2A2B422B
1 x MILWAUKEE 12V FUEL 13mm Hammer Drill/Driver Skin M12FPD20
1 x MILWAUKEE 12V FUEL 1/4" Hex Impact Driver Skin M12FID20
1 x MILWAUKEE 12V RedLithium™-Ion 2.0Ah Battery M12B2
1 x MILWAUKEE 12V RedLithium™ 4.0Ah Battery M12B4
1 x MILWAUKEE 12V Battery Charger C12C
2 x Belt Clips
1 x 3/8" to 1/4" Adapter
1 x Contractor Bag

considering the drills alone sell for about $499 in the set, only $30 extra gets you an electric ratchet valued at $300+
https://www.totaltools.com.au/192819-milwaukee-12v-2-piece-1…

then to top it off you get $100 store credit. Great deal

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  Zippy7 on 27/02/2025 - 18:16

  +2

  It's a good deal - Make sure you do not use your existing points to purchase, as that may invalidate the awarding of bonus credits.

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  Corgsta on 27/02/2025 - 20:11

  +1

  Hmm a 12V set would be really handy. Light and compact. But I’ve already got 3 18V drills and an impact driver. Use them all though.

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  yanman on 27/02/2025 - 20:47

  I've been wanting to get on the MW wagon for a while after borrowing a mates gear. Is this a good range to get into or would the 18V be better for general home DIY use? What are the used options like - not worth?

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    Jay Nomad on 28/02/2025 - 00:04

    +1

    Either the M12 or M18 would be more than enough for home DIY projects. Personally I’d look for a more affordable range from Bunnings, as these tools can still be quite pricey for home use.

    In my opinion, Milwaukee tools are favored by fanboy tradies (don't get me wrong, I am one of them), while brands from Bunnings (ie. Ryobi) offers more budget-friendly and reliable options. They also have a good selection of other home maintenance tools, such as those for gardening.

    If you still want this, get it. Other than it being pricy, these m12 are light, versatile and reliable.

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    Aazn on 28/02/2025 - 07:13

    +1

    I like this because of their size,weight and power for the size.
    Little things like the length of the tools allows you to get into tight spaces etc.

    I barely use my 18's now unless I have something big to do, like use a 1m extention and drill a 21mm in a noggin, but my go-to is my 12v range.

    Also my if you don't use the ratchet they sell very easily on Facebook for $200. Making this a $330 investment.

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  gsxrmck on 27/02/2025 - 22:54

  This deal is much better in the USA. However getting it here is the hard part. I was lucky enough to live there and get this deal for $200 AUD. As long as it's the M13 Fuel, it's a great deal, albeit at Aussie prices.

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    Aazn on 28/02/2025 - 07:07

    I got the American deal 2 years ago.
    The ratchet wasn't fuel.
    Also $200usd was about $300 AUD and freight using a forward ahipper with lithium batteries was like $150. Also got stung with taxes.

    For the effort it was not worth it at all, then you don't get warranty.

    I did just get a pair of impact wrenches (mid and high) for $600aud and had family bring it back for me.

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    Corgsta on 28/02/2025 - 08:58

    +1

    I've been thinking of buying this set. But I'm starting to think it's just overpriced. It sounds like a good deal because it's reduced by so much then you add in a freebie, then add on credit. But it's 2 little drills, for $500. Sorry I'm not biting. Agree, the US gets much better pricing, similar to outdoor clothes and equipment. I recall someone talking about the massively inflated cost of cordless tools on here recently in some deal. And how the manufacturers get away with battery incompatibility between them so they lock you into their ecosystem (unlike the CAS system by Metabo and a few others).

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      fruitloafer on 28/02/2025 - 14:19

      +1

      couldn't agree more, its a total ripoff. if you look at M12 prices, they are the same as other 18v but the tools are generally underpowered and run smaller batteries (for the benefit of smaller size).