Questions and Answers for Milwaukee M12 12V Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/4 in. Hex Screwdriver Kit with Two 1.5Ah Batteries, Charger and Tool Bag

A:  Not dual voltage/freq. 120VAC/60Hz only. (750ma)

A:  The charger is clearly labeled as 120 VAC/60 Hz. So I would say no, not dual voltage or frequency.

A:  No, this charger support 12V batteries only.

A:  Hi Bob, It doesn't appear to be dual voltage. Here's what the label looks like.

A:  It does, but not sure why you'd need to. The batteries have plenty of torque even when low. This is a light duty tool so I don't think it's intended to go all day on a job.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, the spindle does lock and you will be impressed with this tool.

A:  yes

A:  Yes

A:  I don't believe that it will lock as most 1 inch bits don't have the groove that the 'chuck' needs to lock.

A:  No

A:  As long as you are using 1/4 " Chuck bits , they lock into drill Chuck and no need for magnet s

A:  only if it has a 1/4in hex drive

A:  yes

A:  Yes

A:  Hello! Any M12 battery will work work any M12 product.

A:  No

A:  Yes but won't last as long as the battery that comes with the jacket.

A:  I would check Milwaukees' website.

A:  yes

A:  Belt clip is attached.

A:  Hi there! A belt clip is included.

A:  Yes, it comes with the belt clip.

A:  Yes

A:  One #2 Philips bit only.

A:  no, the only accessory is a screwdriver tip

A:  There were 2 or 3 basic screwdriver bits in mine, that was it, no drill bits. You can find hex shank drill bit sets at pretty much any hardware store.

A:  no drill bits are sold separately

A:  No, this only comes with what you see. Two batteries , the charger and the carry bag.

A:  Not that I can recall. Over time I've collected a variety of bits with various lengths and drive types and already had them on hand. There are some really inexpensive variety packs of driver bits available so you may want to start with something like that.

A:  Comes with a universal bit Phillips and flat head

A:  Comes with a standard stubby #2 Phillips screwdriver bit. Other hex sided screwdriver bits and hex sided drill bits can be inexpensively purchased locally to expand the uses of this excellent tool!

A:  Does not come with any bits.

A:  No

A:  Not included.

A:  No, it comes as you see it himin the picture, the tool, the charger and two batteries. For another $11 I bought a 38 piece Milwaukee bit set that gave me all the rest of the stuff I needed.

A:  no.

A:  this comes with 1 #2 phillips bit

A:  no

A:  It's my understanding that those number are relative, not set to mean any specific torque specification. From the Milwaukee web-site: 15 + 1 clutch settings prevent over tightening fasteners, and 175 in-lbs. of torque provides the ability to accomplish tough applications.

A:  12

A:  There is a table in the owner's manual that indicates this for a full battery charge. #2=4 in lbs to start and each setting increases about 3 in lbs until you get to #14 which = 41. Drill = 120.

A:  Have no idea. I just adj it to job, Its a real time saver.

A:  I cannot answer in units of inlbs. However, I assemble furniture for people...the lower settings prevent over tightening screws in particle board, and the max setting has enabled me to screw in 4in screws in solid wood. Also, the charge in battery lasts a long time; I would estimate over 500 screws per charge.

A:  The charger only operates on 120V AC input, so 220V is a no go.

A:  You will need an adapter to convert the voltage to 220 or purchase a 220 volt charger. The M12 220v charger is part # C12C.

A:  The one that I have is rated for 120VAC 60 he with a USA plug. The charger doesn’t list supported Voltages beyond that.

A:  Must use adapter for voltage is different

A:  Yes, you’ll need an adaptor because here in the U.S. 120 volts or AC electric is the norm.

A:  Does not have a chuck to hold a drill.

A:  yes

A:  If you have 1/4” hex shank drill bits , you can use it as a drill. It will not take standard drill bits. It is a great power driver.

A:  Yes, you can use this tool for drilling through some material.