Milwaukee M12 Impact Driver - Experiencies?

[Lister1987]

Just seen this:

18v Li-ion Brushless Impact Driver 1 x 4.0Ah Battery

M18BLID401C

www.its.co.uk

If it wasnt for the fact I wanted the smaller form factor, I'd be all over it

Just had this through, 2nd Dec only.
£39.95 incl VAT. Body only.

https://www.powertools-direct.com/Mobile/milwaukee-m12bid-0-sub-compact-impact-driver-body-only-c2x13631574

Went for this in the end with an M12/M18 quick charger - Figured that gives me voltage flexibility if I stick with Milwaukee - and a 6.0Ah battery as they were sold out of 2.0A.h

 

[Edtwozeronine]

On the screwage of fixes they're doing a bare DeWalt impact driver for £49.99 since I've already got a bunch of DeWalt gear i got myself one for Xmas. I love how these things blast in screws!

 

[Andy78]

If it wasnt for the fact I wanted the smaller form factor, I'd be all over it



Went for this in the end with an M12/M18 quick charger - Figured that gives me voltage flexibility if I stick with Milwaukee - and a 6.0Ah battery as they were sold out of 2.0A.h

I use the 6 Ah batteries in my M12 fuel combi and SDS. They last for days in these tools so you shouldn't be disappointed with them.
Plenty of great M12 tools in the range of you fancy sticking with the brand.

 

[Lister1987]

I use the 6 Ah batteries in my M12 fuel combi and SDS. They last for days in these tools so you shouldn't be disappointed with them.
Plenty of great M12 tools in the range of you fancy sticking with the brand.

I was originally going to go down the Ryobi route, means they can't get crafty with your batteries on site swapping out thier rubbish ones for your decent ones but we'll see how I get on with the ID. Next either be an SDS or combi drill, probably SDS as I'm sure an ID will do basic drilling but we'll see

 

[Timbo]

My original M12 combi drill lasted about 8 years. I just plain wore it out.