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Milwaukee 2697-22 M18 18-Volt 1/2-Inch 2-Tool Combo Kit
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Our Price: Too low to display
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Milwaukee
Average Customer Rating:  
Total Reviews: 5
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Batteries Included: 1
Battery Type: Lithium Ion
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Milwaukee
Department: Tools, Auto & Industrial
EAN: 0045242207107
Feature: M18 Compact Hammer drill's Digital Power Management: Overload protection prevents damage to tool and battery in abusive situations.
Model: 2697-22
Sales Rank: 35243
Manufacturer: Milwaukee |
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Features
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M18 Compact Hammer drill's Digital Power Management: Overload protection prevents damage to tool and battery in abusive situations.
M18 Impact Driver utilizes a 1/4" hex quick change chuck for easy bit changes and a variable speed trigger
Both tools use a built in LED light to illuminate work surfaces
A 1/4" Hex Quick Change Chuck allows for easy bit changes while a variable speed trigger provides increased user control.
The driver offers 0-3,200 IPM, providing more impacts for increased productivity.
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Milwaukee 2697-22 M18 18-Volt Cordless Hammer Drill Driver and Impact Driver Combo Kit includes the 2602 1/2-Inch Hammer Drill Driver and the 2650 1/4-Inch Hex Compact Impact Driver. The tools in the 2697-22 Combo Kit are powered by Milwaukee's M18 cordless system, which provides the most efficient combination of power, weight, and performance in the industry. The M18 system lends Lithium-Ion power to the 2697-22 — giving you more torque, power, and longer runtime than other 18-volt systems. Each tool in this Combo Kit has an egronomic design for heightened ease-of-use. Features: 2602 Hammer Drill Driver has all-metal gear case for maximum durability Hammer Drill Driver delivers 550 inch-pounds of torque, dual speed ranges of 0-450 and 0-1,700 RPM, and 29,000 BPM Hammer Drill Driver's 1/2-inch metal single-sleeve ratcheting chuck provides superior bit grip and durability 2650 Impact Driver delivers 1,400 inch-pounds or torque, 2,200 RPM, and 0-3,200 IPM Impact Driver has built-in LED light for increased visibility and built-in belt clip for portability What's In The Box: Milwaukee 2602-20 M18 Cordless 1/2-Inch Hammer Drill Driver Milwaukee 2650-20 M18 Cordless 1/4-Inch Hex Compact Impact Driver Two M18 18-Volt XC High-Capacity Lithium-Ion Batteries One-Hour Charger Contractor Bag
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: lots of power for battery apps
Comment: Fabulous. These are my first lithium ion battery powered tools and they are great. The discharge rates are amazing, the 1/2 drill has power like it is plugged in. (though I don't use it to mix up 5 gallons of drywall mud for glydwall) The batteries and the charger are just good. After they're charged there's no heat generated, and I think they may even have temperature regulation while charging, if I beat the batteries hard they don't charge that fast because they are hot? Other than that they are good Milwaukee tools like the others I'm used to. The one thing that seems like an afterthought is the tool belt holder clip, it has too fat a shoulder to fit blind in a belt.
Though it isn't this particular product I got my 1/2" drill at the HD during a special and received a sawzall free, I ordered the impact from here. The sawzall is okay, the trigger doesn't modulate very well and I don't like the angled blades, consequently always run them upside down.
Customer Rating:
Summary: not the same thing as picture
Comment: Please be advised that what you are looking at and what will be shipped to you are two different things! The hammer drill is NOT the heavy duty one and does NOT have the handle! I ordered this combo kit going by the picture and it's NOT the same hammer drill. I wrote to Amazon and they had UPS come to pick it up at my house and returned it at no cost to me. So as long as you know that this is the lighter duty hammer drill and doesn't come with the handle there is nothing wrong with it. Amazon needs to change their picture so others aren't deceived by it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: TOOLS 5* BATTERIES 2*
Comment: the milwaukee 18m impact driver and driver/hammer drill are as good as all the milwaukee tools but the biggest downturn of this kit is the batteries they suck if you recharge the battery and drill 6 holes 1/2 inch wide 1'1/2'' deep the battery will loose 1/4 of its power you can tell that by the lights in the batterie system itself i will go back to makita power drills!!!
Customer Rating:
Summary: This is the Milwaukee 6202-20 Hammer Drill (No Side Handle)
Comment: I don't want to post a review of the drill and impact driller yet because I haven't used them yet, but I want who ever buys this to know this is the 6202-20 Hammer Drill and it does not include the side handle attachment shown in 2 of the pictures. If you call and complain amazon will reimburse you if you purchase it somewhere else. You will need to buy the Side Handle Assembly (42-62-0525)from a parts website. Amazon needs to change their pictures so that no one else is mislead on this drill.
thanks,
Scott
Customer Rating:
Summary: in search of the ideal 18v Li-Ion drill/driver combo
Comment: I ve been looking long and hard for a full size battery combo set(3.0 aH not 1.5 or 2 aH) and settled on on a 218combo from Makita. Excitedly I opened it up and to my dismay the chuck wobbled like the first couple commenters on Amazoon said, the last post was FEB 2009, so I thought for sure the problem was corrected and found out it hasn't been, so, I sent it back within a couple hours due to way wobbly drill chuck and somewhat less wobbling impact. Big Disappointment.
I went through three boxes of this Milwaukee combo at the local Home Depot before finding one with minimal wobble, and while less wobble than my experience with the 218 Makita Combo, I am still not impressed with the qaulity of the chucks. The Milwaukee didnt quite feel like it had gripped the bit tight enough, but this may just be a new feature.
The Dewalt combo magically appeared next to the stack of Milwaukees, and it looks good but comes with only the smaller 2.0 amp compact batteries, so, I balked again. And, the batteries in the Dewalt need charging first so I could not test for runout. SO many choices out there. It must be that the chucks for many drills are made at the same place/co.?
I've spent considerable time wading through the internet reviews and offers, and visiting stores and still haven't been convinced enough to have bought a set, though this one seems pretty good, esp the specs. The LED is not in the best position on the drill unit, it should have been mounted a little lower and then angled up slightly. But so far this Milwaukee combo is in the top three. I'd still like to run the Dewalt combo and may return to H Depot and ask them to provide a working battery or no sale. Or...??
I sure would like a really comprehensive review of all these combos with some special attention paid to the chuck.
When a $379 shipped Makita has an 1/8th runout on a fairly short bit it is not good for acciracy or confidence in the rest of the tool, at least to me.
The warranty is better on this unit than the Makita. No free battery though. The Dewalt and Hitachi need to be investgated 'hands-on' before I decide.
Now, I guess tomorrow I will go back to Lowe's and check for runout after tracking down someone to help me test the lil bugger.
And maybe someone can post their experience/s in finding the best combo, I will continue lookng until all criteria are met.
SO good luck, and HAPPY hunting!
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