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Milwaukee C12 RAD Angle Drill
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M12 Milwaukee C12 RAD-0 12V Compact Right Angle Drill (Body Only)
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Milwaukee C12 RAD-0 12V Compact Right Angle Drill (Body Only)

15Nm1-speed3 years (with registration)

Milwaukee C12 RAD 12V compact right-angle drill: 0–800rpm, 10mm keyless chuck, 15Nm. Body only.

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Where it sits among compact angle drills

Scaled against the 11 angle drills (compact right-angle) we list, so other sizes aren't in the mix. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.

Max torque15Nm
11Nm lowestBosch GWB 12V-10highest 45NmEinhell TE-AD 18 Li
Max drilling, wood25mm
10mm lowestBosch GWB 12V-10highest 28mmHiKOKI DN18DSL
Top speed800rpm
800rpm lowestThis onehighest 2,400rpmMakita DA3011F
Compare it with: + Makita DA333D + Bosch GWB 12V-10 + Einhell TE-AD 18 Li + DeWalt DCD740

Full specs

From Milwaukee's own documentation. Checked 27/09/2026. Report a spec error ›

Performance

TypeCompact right-angle
Max torque15 Nm
Speed settings1
No-load speed0–800 rpm
Voltage12V

What It Can Bore

Max wood25 mm
Chuck size1–10mm
Chuck typeKeyless

Physical & Build

Noise level64.5 dB(A) LpA / 75.5 dB(A) LwA
Vibration< 2.5 m/s²
The verdictOur take

The Milwaukee C12 RAD is a 12V compact right-angle drill on the M12 platform, with 15Nm, a single speed of 800rpm and a 10mm keyless chuck. It drills 25mm in wood and is built for light drilling and driving in tight spots, such as inside cabinets and between studs. We rate it a handy tight-space drill for M12 owners; Bosch's GWB 12V-10 is the other 12V angle option, and the 18V Makita DDA351 runs faster at 1,800rpm.

Powered by Milwaukee M12 · 6

All 6 batteries that fit this tool, smallest first. Kits and chargers ›

M12B2 2.0Ah · 24Wh 0.2kg from £25.95at Tooled Up + £6.95 delivery View at Tooled Up ›
M12HB2.5 2.5Ah · 30Wh 0.2kg from £32.95at Tooled Up + £6.95 delivery View at Tooled Up ›
M12B3 3.0Ah · 36Wh 0.2kg from £29.95at Tooled Up + £6.95 delivery View at Tooled Up ›
M12B4 4.0Ah · 48Wh 0.4kg from £39.95at Tooled Up + £6.95 delivery View at Tooled Up ›
M12HB5 5.0Ah · 60Wh 0.42kg from £59.95at Tooled Up + £6.95 delivery View at Tooled Up ›
M12B6 6.0Ah · 72Wh 0.4kg from £49.95at Tooled Up + £6.95 delivery View at Tooled Up ›

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Warranty · 3yr

Up to 3 years1 year as standard, 3 once you register it with Milwaukee
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Register within 30 days. Batteries extend to 2yr (1+1); chargers, M28 batteries & accessories excluded; MX FUEL 2yr.

Warranty terms are set by the maker and can change. Always confirm current cover on their site before you buy.

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