Makita DTW285 vs DTW300 (XWT14)

Dtw 285 : 1,5s
Dtw 300 : 0,5s

[@eikka492]

Short, sweet, no useless fluff. A great real world example. Nice.

[@anggapradita2746]

short and good explain all the product😊

[@WandererVlad]

Well done!

[@Roman-kd8es]

😮

[@artscutelaria]

POR GENTILEZA

[@JBetoRodrigues]

Which to buy? The 300 is cheaper then the 285. Why? Thanks

[@lps5899]

I would recommend the new dtw300. Same size but stronger, and different modes.

[@JBetoRodrigues]

@@lps5899 Very Kind. Thank you. Yes i bought the DTW300 :-). I was just wondering why the 285 is more expensive than the 300 if the 300 is newer and "stronger".

[@alphanukleus3447]

​@@JBetoRodrigues the DTW300 is made in China, the DTW285 was made in UK (I think they discontinued it). I still bought the 285 because it was cheaper for me for some reason.

[@MikadoRC]

@@alphanukleus3447 The DTW300 is made in UK as well, at least the one I bought

[@vini1443]

I think it has to do with the weight and dimensions which the 285 is roughly about 0.5kg less heavier than the 300 and that’s explain the power difference between the two

[@Witschor]

Put Grease on the rusty Threads please!

[@MrPIEKNYPAN]

No you cannot put any grease on wheel bolts.

[@Witschor]

@@MrPIEKNYPAN just a tiny bit to Save the Threads. Do Not put any Grease on the Cone.

[@oddarntnes7079]

@@Witschorno. if they are that bad, change them or at least freshen up the threads. do not use grease.

[@antsh1985]

@@MrPIEKNYPAN I agree, I once put grease on wheel bolts and they started loosening while driving, good that I felt that and stopped to check the bolts.

[@maskijaebae353]

Never grease the threads on wheel bolts. You can put tar on them to keep the rust away though.

[@franckbrevent1367]

Your dtw300 IS MADE IN CHINA MINE IS MADE IN UK

[@TrevorSmith-nm9mm]

What one is better