Bare-Tool Milwaukee 2410-20 M12 12-Volt 3/8-Inch Drill/Driver (Tool Only, No Battery)
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2-Speed (0-1,500/0-400) All Metal Gear Box--Up to 35% faster drilling / fastening and Milwaukee durabilityPowerful Motor: Delivers 250 in/lbs of torque-- Up to 25% More Torque3/8? Single Sleeve ratcheting metal chuck--Increased bit retention and durabilityLightweight and Compact--Tool belt portable at only 2.5lbs and 7-3/8?Integrated LED and Fuel Gauge-- Increased productivity and decreased frustration.
Product Description
The M12 Cordless 3/8in. drill driver delivers 250 in-lbs of torque in a compact light weight design. The only tool in its class with an all metal locking chuck, the 2410-22 drills and fastens up to 35% faster than the competition. The on-board fuel gauge displays remaining run time, while a built-in LED illuminates work surface. Max. Torque (in.-lbs.): 250, Volts: 12, Speed - No Load (RPM): 0 - 1500 / 0 - 400, Chuck Size (in.): 3/8, Keyless Chuck: Yes, Reversible: Yes, Variable Speed: Yes, Side Handle: No, Battery Included: No, Charger Included: No, Case Included: No, Tool Length (in.): 6 3/8, Tool Weight (lbs.): 2.3
Spotlight Customer Reviews:
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Does what it needs to and then some
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Comment:
I can't believe sometimes what this drill is capable of.
Pros:
- Will drill through pressure-treated 2X4's with a 7/8" paddle bit no problem
- Has 2nd gear for high-speed jobs like buffing
- Will drive 3" deck screws into pressure-treated without a pilot hole
- Decent battery life, but better always keep one on the charger
- Batteries and charger (not incl.) are lightweight and fit in toolbox well
- Battery meter on side
- Feels solid
- Has clutch (not as accurate as the one on the sub-compact driver though)
- Price is right
Cons:
- A little top heavy, but still a pleasure to use
- 2nd gear doesn't have much torque (maybe it could be geared a little closer to 1)
- Chuck makes a slamming noise when you abruptly stop the drill
- Ratcheting mechanism isn't strong enough to keep the chuck closed when you repeatedly start & stop the drill
- Battery must be fully (and recently) charged to deliver full torque
I use this product for work, not every single day and usually not for huge jobs. It will do the big jobs, but for really big screws, pre-drill just for good measure. It's easier to pre-drill then drive a screw in too fast and crack the lumber or bind up the drill. This drill will get into tight spaces, has the power to do what you ask it and the batteries are light.
I have this, a sub-compact driver and three batteries. The sub-compact driver I use for assembling and disassembling machines as it has a wonderful clutch on it that is very fine and accurate. Between the two tools, if I always keep a battery on the charger, I never have to stop. DOES NOT REPLACE YOUR 18 VOLT DRILL.
Bottom line: Tough enough for everyday use, but it won't do an 18 volt's job.
Comment:
I purchased this because of the quality of other M12 Milwaukee tools I own.
This I mostly use to tap threads in holes pre-drilled ( small holes that is, sizes 8-32 to 1/4-20)
This is due to the little torque. I don't have to worry about snapping the taps, the drill Seizes up.
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Private Construction
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I give 4 stars instead of 5 because of sometimes she stop running I don't know what was happend, but it back to work after we reuse its again in second.... may be some error during I did drive the drill.
Everything fine...light weight,good in narrow place, powerful...lighting in low light area...most important it would not damaged your hand wrist.
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AWESOME LITTLE DRILL!!!
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Comment:
For its size and weight, this drill is the bomb! Your not going to drive 3" deck screws with this drill all day, although it will sink one into pine with no pilot hole. For light to medium duty, this drill/driver is great. It fits in your tool box or your tool belt, is very light for overhead work. It's battery lasts a fairl long time. I'm not throwing out my 18volt drill, but this drill does most of the work in my shop.
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2410-20 M12 12v 3/8's drill
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The M12 Drill performed well but as far as power it's hard to compare it to the larger and more powerful 18 volts that I have. M12s seem to be set up for quick fix it jobs around the house so don't escept them to perform like bigger and more powerful full size units.
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