Questions and Answers for Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12V Cordless 1/4 in. Hex 2-Speed Screwdriver Kit with M12 3/8 in. Right Angle Drill (Tool-Only)

A:  It's meant to allow you to compare the one you're looking at to other similar tool options. That way, if there's something specific you need in the tool you're looking at, you can see if another option better suits you.

A:  There is no delay regardless of clutch setting.

A:  There should not be a delay, please call us at 1-800-SAWDUST so we can look into this.

A:  I have both and you should be looking for the M12 basic version and not the M12 Fuel version. On HD website tool only is Model# 2401-20 Internet# 202196516 Store SKU# 1004242282 it Is the basic version and the chuck is similar to your original, but the look of the clutch ring is different.

A:  Check worked fine with one hand. All Milwaukee checks work the same way. Pull out on the bit and sleeve at the same time then push in. Pretty simple.

A:  Sure! It maxes out at 800 rpm and 100 in. lb. of torque unloaded, so as long as you don't have to dig in too hard it would do a fine job. I would keep a spare charged battery at hand since it is only 12v, constant use will drain them faster!

A:  i would think you would want to use an orbital buffer you would be less appt to leave deep scratches if you were to stay on one spot to long (got to keep moving) this drill would work but you would need to have extra batteries

A:  It is nothing like the hammer drill. But it has extremely light clutch settings ok for most plastics when set to screw and also enough power to drive a 4 inch wood screw into wood with ease when on drill setting.

A:  A 10.8 volt drill, even on it's lowest clutch setting, applies too much torque to plastics. You should use the M4 screwdriver. I use the M4 screwdriver on aircraft interiors without having to worry about damaging upholstery or laminates.

A:  Nice, compact, powerful little driver.

A:  You don’t feel the feedback. It feels set to me. I use for small projects like changing outlets.

A:  Incomparable. Brushless is by far smoother, easier to control and more powerful. You can feel it fine and the clutch us nice too. I use this daily in vinyl siding and can either with feel or clutch keep it from stripping the plastic no matter the softness. I also have driven 4 inch screws with no pilot hole into solid wood. By chuck I assume you mean clutch. It is geared friction. Unnecessary overall as well with some practice.

A:  Hi there! Our M12 FUEL™ 1/4" Hex 2-Speed Screwdriver has no load speeds of 0-450 RPM and 0-1700 RPM.

A:  You can insert the bit by simply pushing it in and it will self lock without touching the collet. To eject the bit you pull the collet forward and the bit will eject out with a gentle spring action.

A:  Yes, it ejects the bit.

A:  Yes. It pops out.

A:  It ejects the bit and locks open so you can exchange quickly

A:  It will eject one handed.

A:  The ejects it.

A:  Mine quit holding bits at all after six months of light usage. Bits just fall out.

A:  You have to remove it but it kind of pops out a little. You can one hand it easy enough dropping it on whatever surface near you or in other hand.

A:  On the chuck shown it self ejects the bit if its clean and lubricated. Mine gets sticky after much use. Some if the impact chucks (not shown) have to be held open to insert and remove bits.