Makita DHP481Z 18V Li-Ion LXT Brushless Combi Drill - Batteries and Charger Not Included

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The Makita DHP484Z is a great choice of combi drill if you want more substantial output. Delivering up to 30,000 impacts per minute in high output and 7,500 impacts per minute in low output mode, this versatile drill is more than able to cope with demanding DIY and construction tasks. There is also an incredible range of torque settings provided by this premium power tool, with 21 individual settings to choose from. Dual mechanical gears and an electric brake system also make this a particularly safe choice of combi drill. The Makita DHP482RTWJ is another great value option from this trusted power tool manufacturer. This reliable combi drill provides you with an electric brake function, which makes it exceptionally reliable and will ensure you can work safely at all times. The 2-speed control is also exceptionally reliable, making this combi drill an efficient choice. The variable speed trigger also makes it simple to keep total control over your combi drill as you work. You can also instantly switch rotational direction, with the forward/reverse trigger accessible and easy to adjust with one hand.

This Makita HP457DWE10 combi drill kit is a rewarding investment for any DIY enthusiast. This high-performance combi drill uses Makita G-Series batteries, providing you with long-lasting performance and exceptional drilling and driving power. When fully charged, this 18-volt combi drill can deliver up to 1,400 rotations per minute. This makes it suitable for drilling into masonry, wood and steel. The all-metal construction and mechanical speed gears mean you can always expect smooth and speedy drilling results. The low speed settings are also ideal for those situations where you need sustained power at high torque settings. Hi, I'm considering a combi cordless drill. I've read the LXT range offer better battery life and the brushless motor drills do the same but from a power demand perspective along with less maintenance. I've come across Makita drills and they seem great but I'm struggling which model to go for. Ideally I want 2 batteries (4ah?) and either a drill with LXT or a brushless motor. Torque setting ring - wider torque range of 1-10Nm in clutch mode allows for versatile applications

The 3 stage battery fuel gauge shows the power remaining in the battery, simply by pulling the trigger. 3 lights on - more than 50% of full battery capacity. 2 lights on - 20% to 50% of full battery capacity. 1 light on - less than 20% of full battery capacity.

communications working together to deliver unmatched power, speed, and run time. 18V LXT have solutions for every trade, with tools like Bandsaws, rebar cutters andSearching for a versatile drill for a range of DIY projects? Below are some of the very best Makita combi drill models for you to think about. Makita HP457DZ Li-ion “G-Series” Combi Drill Driver, 18 V, Blue

If you are interested in purchasing a combi drill, torque is something to focus on. Torque is arguably the most crucial factor to focus on when choosing a combi drill. As your combi drill will need to provide you with multiple functions, you will require a wide variety of torque settings to undertake such a varied workload. The most basic combi drills from Makita offer you around a dozen or so torque settings, although the most advanced options from the manufacturer will provide you with upwards of 20 individual settings. all while reducing the need for ongoing maintenance and the amount of heat generated to work more effectively. The perfect symmetry between battery power and usage Great drill, heaps of torque. I use everyday at work and it does everything i throw at it, which is alot. Highly recommended The BL™ Brushless Motor eliminates carbon brushes, enabling the BL™ Motor to run cooler and more efficiently for longer lifeThe extended warranty excludes batteries, chargers, accessories, and clothingwhich will only be covered by the standard 1 year. Battery fuel gauge - The power remaining in the battery (not included) is indicated with the push of a button - 3 lights on : more than 50% of full battery capacity, 2 lights on : 20% to 50% of full battery capacity, 1 light on : less than 20% of full battery capacity Makita's 18V LXT System is the world’s largest 18V slide-style battery system with over 300 tools. LXT tools have purpose-built motors, battery technology, and enhanced Extreme Protection Technology (XPT) is engineered for improved dust and water resistance for operation in harsh conditions The Makita DHP481Z also features a reliable electric brake, preventing your combi drill from becoming damaged should you encounter any obstacles when drilling. The variable speed trigger also makes it simple to finely adjust the rotational speed of your drill. This makes it suitable for those who regularly work with different material types and use a broad range of drill bits. The additional side handle also makes this one of the most ergonomic combi drills from Makita.