The Milwaukee 2467-20 M12 1/4" Hex Right Angle Impact Driver is a cordless right angle impact driver built for driving screws and fasteners in places where a full-size drill or impact driver cannot reach. This is a right angle impact driver designed for tight-space fastening in cabinets, framing bays, mechanical work, and repair work. Model Number 2467-20. If you already run Milwaukee M12 batteries and need more access without giving up useful torque, this is the tool that fills that gap.

The big reason people buy this tool is access. Milwaukee gives it a compact 1.4 inch head diameter, which matters when you are working between studs, inside a vanity, behind ductwork, or down in an engine compartment. It also accepts a 1/4 inch hex quick-change bit interface and is designed to work with most 1 inch insert bits, so you can keep the overall working length short and get into places that usually turn into a hand-tool job.

Performance is solid for the size. The tool is rated at up to 600 inch-pounds of torque, 0 to 2,450 RPM, and 0 to 3,300 impacts per minute. In practical terms, that means it is not just a niche access tool that barely gets by. It is built to keep driving common fasteners with real speed, especially in wood, light construction, remodeling, punch-list work, and mechanical service where you need an impact driver rather than a drill.

Milwaukee also got the control side right. Variable speed helps when you are starting a screw near finished material or working with smaller fasteners that are easy to strip. The extended paddle switch is a smart setup on a right angle tool because it gives you multiple grip positions. That makes a difference when your wrist is twisted around a corner and you cannot hold the tool the same way every time.

On the design side, this is a brushed-motor M12 tool that stays simple and proven. It weighs about 2.2 pounds without a battery and measures 11.3 inches long, so it stays manageable overhead and in awkward positions. Milwaukee also calls out REDLINK Intelligence for optimized performance and overload protection, which helps the tool manage hard use better than a basic cordless tool with no electronic protection.

Battery platform matters here too. The Milwaukee 2467-20 M12 1/4" Hex Right Angle Impact Driver is part of the M12 system, which is one of the deeper 12V cordless platforms out there. If you already own M12 batteries and chargers, this bare tool makes a lot of sense because you can add a specialty fastening tool without buying into another battery line. If you do not own M12 yet, just know this version does not include a battery or charger.

Who is it for? Electricians, remodelers, cabinet installers, maintenance techs, automotive techs, plumbers, and general contractors will get the most from it. Serious DIY users working on built-ins, furniture assembly, under-sink installs, and vehicle projects will also appreciate what it does. If your main problem is clearance, this right angle impact driver solves it faster and with more control than trying to force a standard impact driver into a space it was never meant to fit.

Milwaukee 2467-20 M12 1/4" Hex Right Angle Impact Driver Means Business in Tight Spots

This is the kind of specialty fastening tool that earns its keep the first time a normal impact driver will not fit and you still need real driving speed.

• Who it's for: Pros and serious DIY users doing cabinet work, remodeling, service, repair, and automotive jobs where clearance is the problem.
• Why it stands out: The compact 1.4 inch head, useful 600 in-lbs of torque, and extended paddle switch make it more than a gimmick access tool.
• Worth knowing: This is a bare tool, so bring your own M12 battery and charger. If you already own the platform, that is a plus, not a drawback.

• What type of bits does this tool use? It uses a 1/4 inch hex quick-change chuck and is designed to work with standard hex driver bits, including most 1 inch insert bits.
• What battery platform does it use? It is part of the Milwaukee M12 system and works with M12 batteries.
• Is this a brushless impact driver? No. The listed motor type is brushed.
• Does it support ONE-KEY? No. Milwaukee lists this model as not ONE-KEY enabled.