That's all you really need for small screws. You can pre-drill with it, and run your screws. When you're using smaller screws it's always good to pre-drill anyway.
Thanks for the great review. When i use an ordinary 1/4 hex bit it will not fit snug in the chuck, it will move up and down, is there a solution for this issue or it's normal?
Can you use it as a regular screwdriver? I mean when I assemble delicate Ikea furnitures when it stops on lowest torque can I tighten screw manually? Bigger tool I have even on lowest torque screws in way to much and destroys furniture.
Thanks for sharing ricric, it’s down to people what they like, not use about the quality between them thou. Thanks for watching I really appreciate it. Stay safe
Hitachi has 3.6v battery compared to the Makita 7.2v so the battery on the Makita will last much longer. Also the Hitachi has known issues with the switch burning out and the rubber on the handle peeling off. I've got the Hitachi, had it the past 5 years and I've had to replace the motor once (3 year mark) and the handle twice due to the rubber peeling.
Hi Xavier Taylor, glad I could help & thank you for watching too. Really good little drill really good for electrical work too. Hope you have a great weekend 👍🏼
Thanks for the demo mate.
That's all you really need for small screws. You can pre-drill with it, and run your screws. When you're using smaller screws it's always good to pre-drill anyway.
James Adams thanks for the advice appreciate it. Thank you for watching you have a great day 👍🏼
Cruz ✝️. Great Interpretation in the grammar for me understanding the Makita tool
Thank you appreciate it & thanks for watching. Hope you are having a great day
Thanks for the great review. When i use an ordinary 1/4 hex bit it will not fit snug in the chuck, it will move up and down, is there a solution for this issue or it's normal?
Can you use it as a regular screwdriver? I mean when I assemble delicate Ikea furnitures when it stops on lowest torque can I tighten screw manually? Bigger tool I have even on lowest torque screws in way to much and destroys furniture.
You sure can, it has a manual screwdriver mode.
I used mine on hammer drill setting and set tap-cons in concrete.
+d hamby hi , haven't tried that. Good to know thank you
So this is also a hammer drill
@@urjnlegend no, d hamby is either being facetious or is a dumbass. This is not a hammer drill, it only has a drill setting.
How is the torque setting on the drill? Can you turn it down for elecrronics?
Edit: I see there are 21 clutch settings. 32 to 50 in.lbs
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good review. thanks!
Thank you appreciate the positive feedback 👍🏼
Nice but the Metabo (Hitachi) similar model is almost 25% thecost and nearly as nice with 2 batteries, case and charger
Thanks for sharing ricric, it’s down to people what they like, not use about the quality between them thou. Thanks for watching I really appreciate it. Stay safe
Hitachi has 3.6v battery compared to the Makita 7.2v so the battery on the Makita will last much longer. Also the Hitachi has known issues with the switch burning out and the rubber on the handle peeling off. I've got the Hitachi, had it the past 5 years and I've had to replace the motor once (3 year mark) and the handle twice due to the rubber peeling.
Is that in drill mode? My one, same concept just slightly different skin, put screws in like an impact driver.
Hi yes this one does have drill mode to. Hope this helps & thanks for watching really appreciate it.
Thanks for the review. I thought it had a clutch? If you tighten the screws, it doesn't look like it was slipping?
Hi Xavier Taylor, glad I could help & thank you for watching too. Really good little drill really good for electrical work too. Hope you have a great weekend 👍🏼
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Well, for left handed people, this tool is not adapted. Really a pity.
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