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Milwaukee 2912-22 M18 FUEL SDS Plus Rotary Hammer Kit

  • Maximum Chuck Size: 13 Millimeters
  • Drill Type: Hammer Drill
  • Power Source: Battery
  • Torque: 24 in-lb

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

Worth it for anyone building an 18V Milwaukee kit who wants the drill packaged with a case and battery already included, not just the tool alone.

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ASIN: B09PPQ5Q37Model: 2912-22Category: Drills

Overview

The Milwaukee 2912-22 is an 18 volt battery powered drill built around Milwaukee's M18 platform. At just under 22 pounds packed, it ships as a kit rather than a bare tool, making it a fit for anyone building out a cordless setup.

Milwaukee doesn't publish RPM or torque figures for this listing beyond the 6 amp hour rating tied to its battery pack, so exact drilling speed isn't confirmed here. The 23 by 19 by 6 inch case dimensions point to a kit that includes a charger and accessories rather than a standalone drill body.

  • 18V Milwaukee M18 battery power
  • 6 amp-hour battery included
  • Ships in a 23 x 19 x 6 in case

Who it's for

Fits DIYers and tradespeople already using or starting an 18V Milwaukee battery system who want a drill that arrives with a case. It is not the pick for someone who only wants the bare tool.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Ships as a complete kit with case
  • Runs on Milwaukee's 18V battery platform
  • 6Ah battery favors longer runtime
Cons
  • No published RPM or torque figures
  • Packed weight near 22 lbs is bulky to carry

Performance notes

The drill runs on Milwaukee's 18 volt battery platform. The included battery is rated at 6 amp hours, which governs runtime more than raw power, and the packaged weight of nearly 22 pounds reflects the case, charger and battery shipped together rather than the tool alone.

Where it stands among drills

  • 6000 mAh battery capacity: longer than 93% of the drills we list.

From the specs of the 318 drills we list; not a test result.

Specifications

BrandMILWAUKEE
Model2912-22
Dimensions & fit
Maximum Chuck Size13 Millimeters
Item Weight21.8 poundshigher than 87% of 238 drills
Item Dimensions L X W X H23 × 19 × 6 inches
Capacity & performance
Maximum Rotational Speed10 Feet Per Second
Speed1330 RPM
Drilling Capacity Metal0.5 inches
Drilling Capacity Wood0.6 incheshigher than 50% of 154 drills
Number Of Speeds1
Battery Capacity6000 mAhhigher than 93% of 74 drills
Power & efficiency
Power SourceBattery
Maximum Power800 wattshigher than 51% of 155 drills
Amperage6 ampshigher than 50% of 166 drills
Battery TypeLithium Ion
Voltage18 voltslower than 52% of 255 drills
Construction & materials
Material TypeMetal
ColorBlack Red Grey
Compatibility & installation
Compatible DevicesBattery, Battery Charger
Included components
Included ComponentsBattery, Battery Charger
Other details
Drill TypeHammer Drill
Torque24 in-lblower than 90% of 154 drills
Maximum Torque650 in-lbhigher than 84% of 137 drills
Is ElectricNo
Item Type NameTools
Additional FeaturesLightweight, Rechargeable

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Frequently asked questions

What battery platform does the Milwaukee 2912-22 use?

It runs on Milwaukee's 18-volt M18 battery system, with a 6 amp hour battery included in the kit.

Does the 2912-22 come with a case?

Yes, the listed dimensions of 23 x 19 x 6 inches indicate it ships in a carrying case along with the drill and battery.

How much does the Milwaukee 2912-22 kit weigh?

The packaged kit weighs about 21.8 pounds, which includes the case, charger and battery rather than the drill alone.