TTO: Compact Powerhouse: Milwaukee M12 Fuel Combo Kit 2598-22

🛠️ Dive into the world of professional-grade tools with us in this episode of Thursday Tool Overview! Join us at Abby Normal Garage as we explore the exceptional performance and versatility of the Milwaukee M12 Fuel Combo Kit 2598-22. 💪
🔧 Discover the power-packed duo of the M12 Fuel Hammer Drill (Model #2504-20) and M12 Fuel Impact Driver (Model #2553-20), engineered to tackle a wide range of tasks with precision and efficiency. From drilling into tough materials to driving screws with ease, this combo kit is a must-have for any workshop or job site.
⚡ Experience the convenience of cordless power with Milwaukee's renowned M12 Fuel technology, delivering maximum performance and runtime on every charge. Watch as we put these tools to the test, demonstrating their ability to handle even the most demanding tasks with ease.
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[@Tennesseemountainhomestead]

As you know I’m a huge fan of Milwaukee tools! I believe they rule the battery tool industry right now. About 20 years ago DeWalt ruled it with their 18 volt NiCad lineup of drills. I had all their stuff. The M12 series seems to be every bit as powerful as the 18 volt. I mean in torque at least. I have a pair of 12 volt cable cutters I use all the time and they slice right through 600 MCM copper no problem. I’ve got a couple M12 ratchets also. Don’t use them as much as I should though, not sure why! Great video!

[@AbbyNormalGarage]

When I was in the field I used Dewalt pretty exclusively. My dad always had the 14.4 stuff. I still have my 20v stuff. I use the 1/2 impact more than anything for wheels and blades. The 1/4 impact is more torquey than the M12 I’ve noticed. I hadn’t used the grinder, jig saw, and circular saw since last year! Think I used the saw zall like a month ago. In the shop I still think pneumatic is the way to go on some things.