Makita XRW01Z 18V LXT Cordless 3/8" / 1/4" Ratchet Review - Is it Worth Buying?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
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Quick Specs
Interchangeable 3/8" and 1/4" anvils for added versatility
Powerful motor delivers 35 ft.lbs of Max Torque
Variable speed (0-800 RPM) for a wide range of fastening applications
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If you are a mechanic you will love this wrench.
It's an awesome tool!
Got the 12v a long while ago, like it so much got another and the 18v last year at home depot black friday deal days. Don't use em everyday but the original one I got I use hard when I do. Really like it, treat it as a nut runner n not an impact and never have an issue. I keep one in 1/4 and one in 3/8 but love the swappable anvil.
Picked up one a few weeks ago myself. Really helps as a mechanic.
Nice, how is it holding up?
@@UltimateToolReviews daily use, still going strong. Really enjoy it.
@@UltimateToolReviewsstill breakin bolts loose
@@powercone486still working?
they should have on board storage for the other anvil, maybe by the battery compartment?
I know it's pretty nice but I wish it had an on board housing to store the other size. For the once in a blue moon when I need the 1/4 inch I am positive I am gonna ask where the hell did I put it 😭💦
The head/gears went out after a month of daily use
Damn that sucks
I own a 12v. Makita needs to make about 50 more ratchets like Milwaukee. Long reach. Smaller heads, ones with higher torque, etc.
Would love to see just a solid anvil with a standard switch and one with a battery that went on perpendicular to the ratchet.
Great point!
Testing of this ratchet shows it does not have decent breakaway torque. Not applied torque, that is not important since a torque wrench should be used; but if using to remove a bolt/nut you want some decent breakaway torque. Milwaukee or Dewalt is the way to go....
milwaukee m12 pretty awesome
It sure is. I have both but I prefer this Makita more for most jobs.
What 13.9 on a tape
Gears go out in less than a year
Happened to me as well
@@juansalazar540 unfortunate.
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