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Compact ergonomic shape fits like a glove with even pressure and easy control. 2 speeds offer 0 to 350 and 0 to 1300 RPM and 200 in. lb. of torque. The drill has a 13 16'' capacity in wood and 3 8'' capacity in steel. Weighs just 2.2 lb. Built in LED light illuminates the work area. 50 minute Energy Star rated charger allows for more work. Includes (2) 10.8V batteries, charger, and case. 3 year warranty on tool and 1 year warranty on battery and charger.
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Technical Details
- Makita-built motor delivers 200 in.lbs. of Max Torque in an ultra compact design- 2-speed design (0-350 / 0-1,300 RPM) covers a wide range of drilling and driving application
- Ultra compact design -- only 7-7/16 inches long and weighs only 2.2 lbs. for reduced operator fatigue
- Built-in L.E.D. light illuminates the work are
- 3-year warranty on tools and 1-year warranty on batteries and charge
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By retiredprof (VA)
Bought two of these for my grown children's tool kits. Both are thrilled at the light weight, power, and quick charging capacity. Worked with one of the units and it seems even better than the Makita cordless that I've owned for several years. A professional custom furniture maker told me years ago that spending the extra bucks for a Makita was money well spent. I think that's true.
By mechBgon
For a 2-pound flyweight drill, it's got very satisfactory power. The batteries drive plenty of screws per charge, and recharge faster than I can use them up. If you need arm-breaking power for big holesaws and stuff, this may not be your ideal pick, but if you need something compact that won't wear your arm out when working overhead or at arm's length, it's pretty good. The automatic LED "headlight" comes on when the trigger is pulled, and stays on briefly afterwards, which I found useful when trying to line stuff up under a stairway.
One nitpick: the battery-disengagement tabs are a little stiff, so it might be a nuisance if you have arthritic hands.
By J. Herbert (HUNTINGTON STATION, NY, US)
solid construction, good strong locking chuck, plenty of torque. only shortcomings is when using a short tip the light is blocked by the chuck so it is of little use in that situation. it also could have used a battery light to let you know how much juice is left like the similar milwaukee drills. but overall great battery life great drill. the case is cheap but thats typical of makita.
By P. Yates (SD< CA)
I love this Makita drill. Very easy to handle, very light, very powerfull and quick. Batteries are great and don't require a 4 hour charge before every use. Built in light is very helpful.
By looseknot (wi, usa)
As a furniture builder I really don't have the need for the big and powerful drills except for a few occasions. This little drill is just the thing for the medium to light duty drilling that I need to do.
there are just a few things that I want to mention that may help others. First the size is just right. It is light weight and short. Easy to get into small places. The lithium batteries hold a charge for a long time and give the drill plenty of power. I have not had the problem with the time it takes to recharge the batteries. Once charged, they last long time. Second the direction switch is out of the way yet close enough that you don't have to search for it. I had a milwaukee 12v screwdriver and the swithc was always in the way. Either it was mid setting which locked the trigger or it was set at the wrong direction. It was very frustrating. Third the grip gives you good control and does not get tiresome with extended use. And last, the LED light is a great help when working inside a cabinet where there is little light to see.
I have the screwdriver also and like that just as well. Don't let the 10.8 vs 12 volt label fool you. With either of these tools you get you will get just as much run time as the 12volts.
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