12v drill driver

[HRM-ELEC]

Looking to buy a small 12v compact drill driver for light work
Any recommendations?

 

[pirate]

Clearly, from recent posts, you need an impact driver!
Sorry, just joking...

 

[tony clark]

makita 10v twin kit its catalog number makclx202aj £120 good value for the money and milwaukee and bosch bosgsb120li also i.t.s tools
www.its.co.uk

 

[MJPD29]

Milwaukee m12 range is Good

 

[Andy78]

Milwaukee M12 Fuel combi is a right little powerhouse. A very good all round drill. It sits in my toolbag now and the 18V only comes out for jobs that require a little more grunt.


Decent price here with 2 x 6Ah batteries. They last for ages !

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[Chris86]

I have the M12 Milwaukee as in Andy's post above, great bit of kit, gets far more use than the M18 version.

I only run it on the 2Ah batteries, plenty of power and run time.

ATB

Chris

 

[bill01803]

Another vote for the M12

 

[HRM-ELEC]

Picked up the Milwaukee this morning great little drill cheers

 

[NDG Elecs]

I've got the 12V brushless Milwaukee. It does have a lot of power and has made my 18V Bosch largely redundant. But there are a few aspects I don't like about it. The forward/reverse switch is not placed in quite the right place which slows me down occasionally. The switch between hammer, drill and driving keeps sticking. The batteries take a good while to charge.
I also have a 12V Bosch. The hammer function is pretty carp, and it lacks power in comparison to the Milwaukee. For its size though it is a good bit of kit.
I wouldn't be without either of them though.