Thanks so much for posting this! Most people might buy it because it's cordless… I probably will buy it because it has the Makita logo, etc. (I do some of the voiceovers for their promo videos) and it would be ultracool to have this in my kitchen :-)
yea bro ...I hear ya man ..makes god greatest nectar and it's a makita ...but it's really not for kitchen use ...I mean u could do whatever u want with it ...but only brews 4-5 ounces and it's it's very very very slow ...I keep mine in my work shop and in the fall I will have it in my truck ...brewing some Java as I'm mulching and collecting those leaves
Oh, I totally understand that; I'm buying it more for the novelty factor (since I'm one of their occasional voices for their product videos - thinking it might be fun for the occasional job they might set me up to record, to make one of those (s l o w) cups of coffee and drink it while I edit the audio, LOL:-]] |||| Again, more of the novelty/cool factor of having dat in my kitchen - definitely not for large utilitarian use :-)
TOOL BOSS Are you familiar with this Makita Coffee maker? Listed everywhere as Japanese only. How do Americans get it?: th-cam.com/video/RwXGXjrfZus/w-d-xo.html
So is the battery adapter container an inverter to produce AC Power? Both of these connections on the coffee maker look like IEC C14 connectors which are only AC. I would think it it was putting out DC it would be a barrel jack.
Good brushless Coffee Maker review! Hey, I would like to convert a couple of the newer Makita 18V STAR tools to use my well stocked group of rather reliable 18V Ridgid batteries. I understand that Makita batteries have "issues" and although the newer batteries may be OK, I gave up on Makita years ago due to their piss poor batteries which seemed designed to fail. I like the Makita tools, but don't trust their batteries and their excessively fast charging battery chargers. Even if could trust the newer Makita batteries, I would still prefer to use one battery platform. My 18V Ridgid batteries work with my older Dewalt and old Milwaukee 18V tools already. I can do the physical adapter OK, but don't know about any crafty electronics I would have to use for full functionality. Any ideas? Will the Makita tools work with a simple 18V connection like my old Milwaukee and 18V Dewalt tools will? I could add on the 3rd connector OK if I knew what it was supposed to be sending to the tool and this was easy to emulate. Just don't want to buy a Makita tool and not able to adapt it. I have not yet met anyone in my work who has a newer Makita 18V tool for me to check it out. Surely someone would know if a STAR Makita tool will work if one simply connects up 18V leads to it without any connection to that mystery 3rd connector on the battery.
gedgetips well Ridgid batteries in my experience or way less reliable then makita .. I actually kno a guy that runs his ridgid equipment with bosch 18v batterys ...i think u be fine with the new makitas ..they charge fast ..but burn a little quicker then bosch , Milwaukee..but nothing crazy...thsts my experience anyway ... Ridgid n ryobi are garbage
ToolB: Well, yes, the Rigid line of 18V tools have some issues with quality of certain parts like their drill chucks and rubberized covering that tends to wear easily compared to Makita and Milwaukee and Dewalt. Yet, with some modifications the Ridgid tools I have are functioning well with some periods of hard use, so far. The battery issues might be behind them now, as my 2015 batteries have held up well and they are quality Samsung cells which show good balancing in being charged. Previously Ridgid did seem to have poor batteries, but then so did Makita with their 3AH packs not even being balanced in the past with charging and then having one part of the pack DRAIN, then keeping track of number of charges and refusing to charge? What a mess, and Makita apparently were subject to a class action lawsuit, but don't know how this turned out. Makita had major issues with their old battery tech as well, as I just gave up on Makita back in their NiHm days. Still, their tools seem well made and I might return to using their batteries at some point. Anyway, thanks for the quick response and info.
It might not pound 200 nails on a single LXT charge, but I bet the coffee would charge ME up (so that I could MANUALLY pound 200+ nails - with my fists! :-)
LOL! BTW, as we cyber, I am currently editing another piece for Makita (a voiceover I did, for one of their products). BTW ll, I went ahead and "pulled the trigger" (even though this particular Makita product doesn't have a trigger, per se, like some of their Makita products:-) and purchased the coffee maker on Amazon using prime for about 36 bucks, including shipping. I'll let you know how it works out :-)
+TOOL BOSS actually the Milwaukee M28 platform has been out for awhile..buy seems to be having some issues ...they say 28 volts at 18 volt weight...but it doesn't seen to be catching on ... people love the 18 volt stuff I guess
it makes piping hot water ....just make without coffee in the cannister and piping hot water will fill your cup ...add apouch of swiss miss n ur good to go
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I got mine from Amazon last week and it works great! Thanks again for reviewing it and thus letting me know of its existence :-)
no problem buddy...yea I freakin love it too ...most innovative product of year by far
Thanks so much for posting this! Most people might buy it because it's cordless… I probably will buy it because it has the Makita logo, etc. (I do some of the voiceovers for their promo videos) and it would be ultracool to have this in my kitchen :-)
yea bro ...I hear ya man ..makes god greatest nectar and it's a makita ...but it's really not for kitchen use ...I mean u could do whatever u want with it ...but only brews 4-5 ounces and it's it's very very very slow ...I keep mine in my work shop and in the fall I will have it in my truck ...brewing some Java as I'm mulching and collecting those leaves
Oh, I totally understand that; I'm buying it more for the novelty factor (since I'm one of their occasional voices for their product videos - thinking it might be fun for the occasional job they might set me up to record, to make one of those (s l o w) cups of coffee and drink it while I edit the audio, LOL:-]]
|||| Again, more of the novelty/cool factor of having dat in my kitchen - definitely not for large utilitarian use :-)
Trust me ...no need to explain ..80% of the things I buy are for novelty...lol
someone told me about this item but I did not believe them until now....lol..thanks for showing...
no prob buddy
Those days the power goes out ! I still hv coffee , I need one of these
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I have the OXX Coffeeboxx and still dig this Makita. I'll buy a couple. Good vid!!
Yea oxx in a different league
.this good for hot water tho
TOOL BOSS Are you familiar with this Makita Coffee maker? Listed everywhere as Japanese only. How do Americans get it?:
th-cam.com/video/RwXGXjrfZus/w-d-xo.html
Thinking about buying this since it has a regular AC cord, can use it at home. Jokes on you though, now they have an XGT microwave!
I knew it was coming
So is the battery adapter container an inverter to produce AC Power? Both of these connections on the coffee maker look like IEC C14 connectors which are only AC. I would think it it was putting out DC it would be a barrel jack.
Thank you sir I'm gonna buy one 👍
Good brushless Coffee Maker review!
Hey, I would like to convert a couple of the newer Makita 18V STAR tools to use my well stocked group of rather reliable 18V Ridgid batteries. I understand that Makita batteries have "issues" and although the newer batteries may be OK, I gave up on Makita years ago due to their piss poor batteries which seemed designed to fail. I like the Makita tools, but don't trust their batteries and their excessively fast charging battery chargers. Even if could trust the newer Makita batteries, I would still prefer to use one battery platform. My 18V Ridgid batteries work with my older Dewalt and old Milwaukee 18V tools already. I can do the physical adapter OK, but don't know about any crafty electronics I would have to use for full functionality. Any ideas? Will the Makita tools work with a simple 18V connection like my old Milwaukee and 18V Dewalt tools will? I could add on the 3rd connector OK if I knew what it was supposed to be sending to the tool and this was easy to emulate. Just don't want to buy a Makita tool and not able to adapt it. I have not yet met anyone in my work who has a newer Makita 18V tool for me to check it out. Surely someone would know if a STAR Makita tool will work if one simply connects up 18V leads to it without any connection to that mystery 3rd connector on the battery.
gedgetips well Ridgid batteries in my experience or way less reliable then makita .. I actually kno a guy that runs his ridgid equipment with bosch 18v batterys ...i think u be fine with the new makitas ..they charge fast ..but burn a little quicker then bosch , Milwaukee..but nothing crazy...thsts my experience anyway ... Ridgid n ryobi are garbage
ToolB: Well, yes, the Rigid line of 18V tools have some issues with quality of certain parts like their drill chucks and rubberized covering that tends to wear easily compared to Makita and Milwaukee and Dewalt. Yet, with some modifications the Ridgid tools I have are functioning well with some periods of hard use, so far. The battery issues might be behind them now, as my 2015 batteries have held up well and they are quality Samsung cells which show good balancing in being charged. Previously Ridgid did seem to have poor batteries, but then so did Makita with their 3AH packs not even being balanced in the past with charging and then having one part of the pack DRAIN, then keeping track of number of charges and refusing to charge? What a mess, and Makita apparently were subject to a class action lawsuit, but don't know how this turned out. Makita had major issues with their old battery tech as well, as I just gave up on Makita back in their NiHm days. Still, their tools seem well made and I might return to using their batteries at some point. Anyway, thanks for the quick response and info.
Im buying the one for sure.
The clip is for the heated jacket
i have a bunch of cordless extension cords...they are awesome.
they rock ...lololol
is it brushless bro lol
lololol....thats great bro...LMAO
Nathan Jenkins will do Nathan 😉😉
nice!!!!
It might not pound 200 nails on a single LXT charge, but I bet the coffee would charge ME up (so that I could MANUALLY pound 200+ nails - with my fists! :-)
omg you said it bro ...it's 105 degrees and I'm still outside drinking coffee all day ...lolol
LOL!
BTW, as we cyber, I am currently editing another piece for Makita (a voiceover I did, for one of their products).
BTW ll, I went ahead and "pulled the trigger" (even though this particular Makita product doesn't have a trigger, per se, like some of their Makita products:-) and purchased the coffee maker on Amazon using prime for about 36 bucks, including shipping.
I'll let you know how it works out :-)
Cool brother!!
Is there a clock or timer function so it can brew while you work?
hey buddy ... unfortunately no ...it really just has one function...just makes coffee ...no extra perks no phun intended...lolol
Makita just released a patent for a microwave
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If the motor for microwave gunna be brush-less, I may consider dat yo! Lol 😂 though I hope it’ll have nice features, if that even true.
Lol
Kwaaffee
PLEASE REPLY ASAP DOSE IT WORK WITH TEA MA DUDE?????? I NEED TO KNOW BEFORE I BUY M8
BGOO ASAP !!!!! YES IT MAKES JUST HOT WATER ALSO ....JUST DROP A TEA BAG IN
Bro one or to adds ok but 4-5 ads So many ads I can’t even finish watching the video
Stop not 4 or 4 ads in any vid ..you can watch 5 secs ...make ya more in touch with what's goin on out there 👍👍👍
working man brands get coffee makers.. black an Decker is coming out with a capachino machine for ladies on the go 😂. pat pend lmao
it's getting crazy ...but man I love this 18v platform...soon 24v batteries will be size of 18v ...that extra 6v will make a world of a difference
I agree.. also be the cause of replacing all my m18 fuel series 😠😠😠 lol 💸💸🔫🔫
+chris jones lolololol
+TOOL BOSS actually the Milwaukee M28 platform has been out for awhile..buy seems to be having some issues ...they say 28 volts at 18 volt weight...but it doesn't seen to be catching on ... people love the 18 volt stuff I guess
+TOOL BOSS yeah I did know about it but since it really didn't catch on u didn't consider it
could ya put hot chocolate in that pouch
it makes piping hot water ....just make without coffee in the cannister and piping hot water will fill your cup ...add apouch of swiss miss n ur good to go
Cawfee
Sanka ... Barf
Danny secret cmon it rox
TOOL BOSS try Nescafé classic
Danny secret yea I be tried it..it's good stuff . Sanja just has a taste to it I like ...it has a bold taste that differs from reg coffee