Milwaukee 2490-23 12-Volt Compact Drill, Impact Wrench, and Worklight Combo Kit
Milwaukee 2490-23, Includes 12V Cordless M12 Lithium-Ion 1/4″ Hex Impact Driver (2450-22), 12V Cordless Lithium-Ion Sub-Compact Driver/Drill – 2401-22, 12V Cordless M12 Work Light – 49-24-0145, (2) 12V Li-ion Battery Packs, 30-Minute Charger, Heavy Duty Carrying Case
Customer Reviews
This is a new series that I had last month. The drill and the impact both have led the charge indicator that lets you know how the battery is doing with an LED to illuminate the work. The guide focuses on the lives of all the big ones my will. The impact rating does not mean much to me so I checked into Foot-pound force. I have thirty Foot-pound force. which is sufficient to break the Phillips bit, if you try. The torch works well and will stick with its magnet and pinhead. The charger has worked well and the batteries last a long time. If you think your 18 volt drivers are always heavy, while on a ladder. Give this set a try. Without replacing the 18 volt tools and larger, but make a nice addition and works well.
This is a set of tools without wires. I also have the Milwaukee V28 (very heavy, but a power plant) and a V18 Makita Lith Ion (second favorite), but I find myself reaching for the compact drill / driver or impact driver most of the time in my shop. If you do a lot of drilling, they represent only a series of recommendations for you with the hex shaft ends (you can buy individual ones at Lowes or Home Depot or buy a set from DeWalt, etc.). It is so handy when heading out for home work of small and just throw everything in the bag and throw in the car to take with you. Lith-ion batteries to give a running time, and I guarantee that you'll reach for one of the most time when you work. I was very impressed with the impact driver / key when driving screws. Only to back down when set screw to prevent breaking the head. In any case, you will enjoy this series.
I received this item as a gift and have nothing, but I am impressed. The size and shape of these instruments fit well in both my small hands and the hands of my greatest friends and family. The power is much higher than the run of the mill 18-volt models out there. These will hang for those who need a precision drilling, driving or putting the larger screw can be found in anything. Even the batteries fully recharge in less than 30 minutes in most cases.
The only drawback is the bit chuck 'on them. They require hex bits with a ring around the bottom back to work perfectly, but it works with almost all the bits hex adjust. Pick up one of the groups of Milwaukee little 'for about $ 35 and should be set.
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