For those times when a compact impact driver is still too big, a subcompact impact driver can do the trick. They aren’t the most powerful impact drivers around, but they still have plenty of torque for lots of light- to medium-duty tasks and the relatively small size and lightweight construction that everyone can appreciate. Right now, a subcompact impact driver from Milwaukee, one that offers the fastest driving speeds in its class, is on sale with a not at all compact discount at Walmart.
The Milwaukee M12 Fuel Hex Impact Driver is on sale for $87, 42% less than its normal $149 price tag. This deal is good on the bare tool only, so you’ll also need a Milwaukee M12 battery (that’s compatible with over 125 different tools) and a good set of bits.
42% OffThis tool is only 5 inches long and 7.6 inches tall with an M12 2.0Ah compact battery attached, making it the most compact impact driver in its class. It weighs just a pound and has a brushless electric motor that can still put out up to 3,600 RPM and 1,500 inch-pounds of torque. It also has a tri-LED lighting system to completely illuminate the work area without shadows and Redlink Plus, Milwaukee’s technology that protects battery and tool from overheating and overloading.
One shopper called this a “great tool at a great price,” a small impact driver that “still has plenty of torque to get the job done on a 12V platform.” Another agreed that it’s “small in size and big in power.”
Other customers added that this is an “excellent little tool” that’s “able to get into tight spaces” and has a “spot-on variable speed trigger.”
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The Milwaukee M12 Fuel Hex Impact Driver is an incredibly small tool that still has more than enough power for most people. For $87, it will make a minimal impact on your wallet, freeing up funds for the many kinds of projects, from light construction to automotive repairs, that it will come in handy on.
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Cameron LeBlanc
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