Walmart is clearing out Milwaukee battery-powered tools for spring

If you’re just starting out with power tools or you’re looking for an extra drill and driver combo to keep in your car or truck, this is a great compact set. The kit includes a 1/4-inch hex impact driver that’s powerful enough to put a screw into just about any surface short of a concrete slab. The 1/2-inch drill driver is a handy combo tool that can handle many jobs all on its own. Both devices run on Milwaukee’s M12 swappable battery system, which is compatible with 125 other tools in the line.

These are very compact tools. The driver is just 5 inches long while the drill driver is just 6 inches long. That makes them great for fitting into small spaces and also makes them more portable than larger tools. The kit comes with a charger, a pair of batteries, and a bag in which you can carry everything around.

Milwaukee’s Packout modular toolbox system is legendary for its toughness and versatility. This box can carry up to 100 pounds of tools at once and it’s IP67 rated for ruggedness. That means it’s fully waterproof and can survive drops, dust, and just about any other abuse the worksite can throw at it. The chunky handle makes it extremely easy to carry, too. It’s a great place to start in the Packout system, but beware that you’ll likely want more down the road.

Extra battery deals

• Milwaukee M12 Red Lithium 12V 4.0Ah Power Tool Battery for M12 Tools $49 (was $70)
• MILWAUKEE M18 REDLITHIUM LI-ION BATTERY 12 AH FORGE HD12.0 $170 (was $249)

Individual tool deals

• Milwaukee, M18 FUEL Hex Cordless Impact Driver $109 (was $162)
• Milwaukee M12 Fuel 3″ 12V Brushless Cut Off Tool 2522-21XC with 4Ah Battery, Charger, Carbide Abrasive Blade, Diamond Tile Blade, & Tool Bag $223 (was $279)
• And more…

Socket set and bit deals

• Milwaukee 48-22-9486 Ratchet Socket Set with PACKOUT Organizer, 106pc $269 (was $331)
• Milwaukee Tool 12PCSHOCKWAVE Impact Duty 1/2″ Drive SAE Deep 6 Point Socket Set $91 (was $169)
• And more…

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