Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #168325 in Home Improvement
- Brand: Milwaukee
- Model: 2490-22
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .0" h x
.0" w x
.0" l,
Features
- The Milwaukee 2-Tool Combo Kit is an essential for DIYers, contractors, engineers, plumbers, or anyone who wants 2 of the most powerful cordless tools in 1 compact price
- M12 1/4-Inch hex screwdriver delivers 150 inches-per-pound of torque with a 15 position clutch and 0-500-rpm for fast driving
- M12 Hackzall reciprocating saw delivers 0-3000-spm at only 2.6-pounds and 11-Inches for quick cutting in tight spaces
- Includes 12-volt sub-compact driver, Hackzall saw, 2 batteries, charger, case, Phillips bit, metal blade, and wood blade
- Ships at 9.4-pounds
Product Description
2490-22 Features: -Batt. Cap.: 1.400 A-h.-Batt. Type: Lithium-Ion.-Price is for 1 Each. Includes: -Includes: (2) Batteries, 30-Minute Charger, Contractor Bag, (2) Hackzall Blades, M12 Compact Screwdriver, M12 Hackzall Reciprocating Saw. Specifications: -Voltage: 12.00 V.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Tool Nut 102
I bought the hackzall many months ago, and was initially unimpressed with it, comparing it to my Sawzall and Sawzall Hatchet. BUT - after having it on hand for a number of months, I can now say that this is a GREAT tool, for those specific jobs where a real sawzall can't fit, or for any job where you would consider using a hand saw of any kind. The portability is a huge plus. The number of uses for this tool continue to expand, based on how handy it is to have around. The driver-drill is at least as good as the Bosch unit, and the locking collet design is a nice plus.All in all, a tool package well worth the price. The only negative I can still find at this point is the cloth carrying bag. There are no hold-downs for the tools, so everything tends to get jumbled up and tools bang into each other in transit. At least some sort of pockets or velcro tie-downs would be an improvement.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By D. King
I just recently purchased this tool combo set from an outside retailer other than Amazon, but wanted to leave feedback for other users to review. I've used Milwaukee 18v tools in the past and never had anything bad to say about them. They seem to have the best quality tools and longest lasting batteries in their field. This Hackzall is amazing. It can still cut through most anything that a regular size sawzall can and holds its own with battery longevity. It can fit both the short and regular size blades for all types of cutting applications. I enjoy the led light that's equipped on both tools. I received mine with the handy and styling Milwaukee bag as opposed to the plastic hard case. This is better if you like to carry extra tools and parts along with you. The drill is awesome and just seems to keep on going. I used it on all types of projects around my home and office before I had to change the battery. You may want to also purchase a 3/8 adjustable chuck key so you can use other drill bits that aren't fitted especially for hex applications like this drill is. Overall, so far so good. The price was right and it has a 5 year manufactures warranty. I would recommend this tool set for anyone who works in and around their home, or for even light duty commercial work. This will certainly outlast my no name drill which died on me after 3 months of use. You can't go wrong with Milwaukee brand tools in my opinion.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By Scott P. Walczak
Purchased more for the small hackzall but the combo works great. Plus with the 'get a free tool offer' I also add the impact driver, so now I get 3 tools for less than $180. The saw does countless things for many different projects. The driver is small and handy for a 12v unit. I have other brands that are larger and heavier at that voltage and no longer use. Many reviews drool over the Makita models with their bells but I'm satisfied with this purchase.Follow up: After some use the drills are still great for intended design purpose. The only issue with the hackzall is that it will overheat and stop cutting medium duty things like small tree branches. Keep it light duty (as intended) and it's still recommended. Battery life has also been above average.
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