Product Description
DETAILS: This amazing combo kit comes with a range of useful tools. You'll get a 2626-20 M18 Oscillating Multi-Tool, a 2648-20 M18 Random Orbit Sander, a contractor bag, a M18™ Compact 1/2' Hammer Drill/Driver, a M18™ HACKZALL® Recip Saw, a M18™ 1/4' Hex Impact Driver, a M18™ Work Light, two M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC Extended Capacity Batteries, a M18™ & M12™ Multi-Voltage Charger, and a thin kerf blade. FEATURES: The M18 Cordless ½' Hammer Drill / Driver has a Milwaukee 4-Pole Frameless Motor that gives 550 in-lbs of peak torque, 0-450/0-1,700 RPM, and 29,000 BPM. The HACKZALL M18 One-Handed Recip Saw features a Patent Pending Dual Gear Anti-Vibration System for great comfort and control. The M18 ¼' Hex Impact with a Milwaukee 4-Pole Frameless Motor delivers 1400 In-lbs of torque. The M18 Work Light has a fold-away hook for hands-free use and a 135-degree rotating head to direct light where you need it. It also has DPM - Digital Power Management for overload protection. This kit is compatible with M18 XC High Capacity LITHIUM-ION Batteries and M18 Compact LITHIUM-ION Batteries. SPECIFICATIONS: It runs on 18V, comes with two 18V XC High Capacity RED LITHIUM Batteries, and a 1-hour charger. There are 4 tools in total, carried in a contractor bag, and it has a shipping weight of 21 lbs. The M18 cordless system offers patented technologies, great motor design, and good ergonomics, delivering more torque, power, and longer run-time than competitors.
Using this Milwaukee M18 4-tool combo kit is a breeze. First, make sure your batteries are fully charged using the included charger. For the hammer drill/driver, select the appropriate drill bit or screwdriver bit and start working on your project. When using the reciprocating saw, hold it firmly and guide it along the cutting path. The impact driver is great for quickly tightening or loosening bolts. And the work light can be hung up using the fold-away hook or adjusted with the rotating head to light up your work area. Some important things to note: Don't overload the tools, as the digital power management is there to protect them, but it's best to use them within their limits. When not in use, store the tools in the contractor bag to keep them organized and protected. For maintenance, regularly clean the tools to remove dust and debris. Check the batteries periodically for any signs of damage and keep them charged. Also, make sure to use only compatible M18 batteries and chargers for optimal performance.
