Get the everyday project essentials you need with the SKIL PWR CORE 12 Brushless 12V 5-Tool Compact Combo Kit. Loosen large bolts, drive screws through thick surfaces, and take on the toughest materials with the Brushless 12V 1/4-Inch Hex Impact Driver’s 1,500 inch-pounds of torque. Enjoy precise control with the Brushless 12V 1/2 Inch Drill Driver’s variable speed trigger and change bits quickly and easily with its 1/2 inch single-sleeve keyless chuck. The Brushless 12V Oscillating Multi-Tool makes automatic adjustments based on your project with 6-Speed Auto Sensing, and the 12V Area Light directs up to 400 lumens of light where you need it with its 120-degree pivoting head. Fill the workspace with quality sound and connect wirelessly to the 12V Bluetooth Speaker from up to 100 feet away. Designed for compact power, efficiency, and performance, this cordless electric power tool combo kit includes the cordless 12V 1/2 Inch Drill Driver, cordless 12V 1/4 Inch Hex Impact Driver, cordless 12V Oscillating Multi-Tool, cordless 12V LED Area Light, 12V Bluetooth Speaker, two 2.0Ah lithium-ion batteries with PWR ASSIST mobile charging, a standard charger, two PH2 bits, two belt clips, 10 pieces of sanding paper, a sanding pad, a bi-metal plunge blade, speaker AUX cable, and two battery jackets.
COMPACT POWER—Big power in compact designs for working overhead or in hard-to-reach areas.
DIGITAL BRUSHLESS MOTOR—Delivers high-performance power and extended tool life.
QUICK BIT CHANGES—1/2 inch single-sleeve, keyless chuck allows for easy drill driver bit changes to keep your project going.
3-SPEED SELECTION—Uses impact driver’s lower speed for precise control and higher speed for maximum power.
CONTROL MODE—Helps impact driver eliminate “screw cam-out” and “cross threading.”
AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENTS—The oscillating multi-tool features 6-Speed Auto Sensing to adjust based on your project
BRIGHTEN WORKSPACE—Area Light tool provides up to 400 lumens of light and runs up to 12 hours with 2.0Ah battery
PORTABLE SPEAKER—The Bluetooth speaker’s design makes it easy to bring along wherever you go
LONGER RUNTIME & BATTERY LIFE—Industry-leading PWR CORE 12 lithium battery technology wraps each cell with cooling material to keep the battery powering on for 25% longer runtime and 2X battery life
POWER ON THE GO—Plug in to the battery’s USB port wherever, whenever with PWR ASSIST mobile charging
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SKIL PWR CORE 12 Brushless 12V 5-Tool Compact Combo Kit Includes Two 2.0Ah Battery and Charger – CB8368A-20,Red
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Bryce P –
Very underrated tool brand. Amazing tools. 5 stars.
I like the assortment of tools & I feel like Skil is a very underrated tool brand.I’m normally a different red tool person & have been for years (Milwaukee M12).I decided to take the plunge on Skil after seeing several reviewers featuring these tools in their review & comparison videos on YouTube (shout-out to Tinker with Tools, Torque Test Channel & Project Farm)I highly recommend you checking out their YouTube channels.These tools are well built, innovative & have endless functionality. The impact is top notch & probably my favorite tool in the kit and doubles as a flashlight with the amazing halo light around the chuck.These Skil 12 volt tools are compact & powerful enough to build a deck, fence or shed and precise & controllable enough to put together a desk or furniture or hang a shelf or remove wall plate covers & receptacles. This kit features the older style 2ah batteries that don’t have the USB type C connector so the only way to charge them is with the included charger or a skil 12 volt jump charger. They do have a USB type A connection so they can double as power bank to charge up your phone or other USB devices.I ended up returning my kit as it appeared to be open & used prior to me receiving them.Some tools had the plastic wrap that normally covers them sitting at the bottom of the box. That’s a telltale sign that it had been used prior. Amazon returned the kit no problem and refunded my funds.I plan on reordering this kit or a similar kit. I’ve also have bought other Skil 12 volt tools like their air inflator, 3/8 impact, jigsaw, reciprocating saw, circular saw, ratchet & flip dual chuck drill (amazing tool btw) and have to say that they have all either met or exceeded my expectations. Their versatile well built & powerful tools and at a fraction of the price of Milwaukee & DeWalt.The only thing really lacking from skil is their battery line up. They have only 2 options for skil branded battery sizes 2ah & 4ah.Skil if your reading this please offer a 3ah & 6ah 21700 cell design high output battery option with the USB type C connector.I will say that you will not regret
Gregg –
Good feel, better than my past battery drill.
Nice combo kit. Good power. The battery on full charge allowed me to screw in a good number of 2 1/2 deck screws for about an hour before I needed to use the other battery. Keep in mind I was cutting boards and some other things in that hour 🙂
Miguel –
Awesome little set for the homeowner
I needed a drill and driver and this set is very unbeatable for the price. At 12 volts, they’re not the most powerful tools, but they’re brushless and are pretty strong performers in their category. I had no problem drilling wall anchors into studs for a bathroom towel rack or driving screws into wood when building a desk. It’s a great kit for a homeowner like me who just needs it to do the occasional drilling/driving/cutting around the house.The set includes some fluff like the lamp and speaker, but the lamp is handy and bright. I don’t see myself using the speaker much at home. As I said, it’s a nice kit for a homeowner, but when’s a homeowner gonna need a speaker? That seems more suitable for a job site where they’ll likely be using more powerful 18 volt tools.Regardless, it’s still very good value for everything included. The batteries also doubling as USB per banks is handy for when you’re dealing with power outages and need to charge up a phone.
R. CORNOG –
Skill power set.
So far all the items in the set have worked fine.
D –
Amazing value tool set!
I have been a big fan of the Porter Cable 20v system for years. But apparently I’m one of the few who were as just about every hardware store stopped carrying them. And I missed the small window where they had Brushless versions for a reasonable price. Given that I used my PC stuff for so long that the brushes were starting to go, I thought I’d at least check to see what else was out there. I had used a 12v Bosch driver borrowed from a friend and liked the lighter weight, smaller size of it. But I didn’t want to pay the Bosch tax. Finding this combo was refreshing. The price is great and it has a decent variety of tools.Impact driver: The halo light is fantastic. In fact, all OEMs need to adopt this method. I have one DeWalt tool that has it and love it there as well. The control mode is fantastic for when you need to drive something but have to be careful of applying to much torque to it. There are 3 other speeds as well, but I generally use speed 3 or Control Mode with nothing in between.Drill driver: No halo light here. Also no ratcheting chuck, which took some getting used to. But it works great. Nice clutch setting range, two speeds. Only bogs down with 1″ forstener bits. But I’ve had the same with 18v and 20v handheld tools. Skil has a hammer drill in this platform as well and I’d love to give that a go with bigger bits too. The old version had a cool feature: hidden 1/4″ drive socket hidden within the chuck. So you could open the chuck up wide and quickly insert any 1/4″ bit and it stayed there with a strong magnet. This was NOT clear to me when I bought the new version. Not a deal breaker, but I hadn’t seen anyone else mention it so hopefully that will help someone make a decision.Oscillating tool: Great ergonomics on this tool. Feels better in hand than the PC I have and the DeWalt I’ve used before. Halo light on this guy, but more like a half circle, but plenty of range to give you light in any direction you’re likely to use attachments. Not nearly as loud as the PC I have. I mean, all osc tools are loud and obnoxious, this is just less so. As annoying as the sound can be with the auto ramp up feature, I found that to be exceptionally useful. Starting a plunge cut at a lower speed when accuracy matters, then once you’ve “scribed” the outline, bear down and the motor kicks up based on how hard you’re pressing. It does sound a bit like it’s a dying tool in this mode, but trust me, it still keeps on working! I did find the jaw release to be a bit difficult to open. I’m not a burly construction worker, but I’m also not a total weakling. I can get it open, just a bit harder to do it than I’d like. Something I didn’t see in other reviews or even in the manual, this will support the older attachment style AND the newer star stuff. For the latter, you’ll unlock the chuck, and turn the thumbscrew that holds the blades down 1/4 turn clockwise and pull out. You can then place a star bit on there and reverse the process. Just don’t loose that piece you pulled out!Speaker: Decent sound. Nothing spectacular. Lacks with heavy music due to lack of bass. But with a speaker this small, I’m not surprised. I like listening to audiobooks or podcasts with it. Has a USB port on it so you can still charge your phone with it instead of plugging it into the battery itself.Worklight: Nice range of motion. It’s a flood light style pattern rather than a focused beam like your typical flashlight. With a battery in the tool it’s steady enough to stand upright and cast light on your work area. This will come in handy for power outages too.Charger: This is NOT the jump charger that will give you like 25% power in 5 minutes or whatever it is. It also does not have a USB port on it. Otherwise works fine.Batteries: Each comes with a really nice dust cover, which will come in handy for transport in your toolbox or your pocket if you’re charging your phone from it. I’m trying to figure out a way to mount the covers to the wall so I can mount all of them for easy organization. Haven’t really sat down to do that yet.This is a solid kit for DIYers. I’ve used mostly the two drivers and I’ve used them a ton, including using a 3/4″ forstener bit to drill 140 holes in plywood to make one of those trendy giant pegboards for my spouse. I did all 140 with no break for myself or the tool itself. It did get warm, but kept on drilling without issue. I did of course have to swap batteries since they’re the 2ah.Another pro: battery costs is cheap! $29 for 2ah, $49 for 4ah, that’s nuts. I’ve been so impressed with the “new” version of Skil that when I was shopping for a job site table saw, I compared and ended up buying Skil’s version, which has been an incredibly versatile saw. I love the dang thing. I’m excited to see what else Skil launches on the 12v platform!
SumGuyNotBird –
Awesome quality, big BIG power for 12v
Best tool at the price point. Paid $120 for the 5-tool set, couldn’t be happier. Fantastic quality I stack up against coworkers professional name brand 12v AND 20v yellow and red tools all day long. Really feels like the next gen of power tools by comparison.
Adony Valdez agramonte –
Articulo perfecto me encantan
Excelente juego de herramientas me encantan tengo mucho con ellos y aún funcionan perfectamente