This is seriously the ONLY worthwhile review of this Makita model on TH-cam. No one else is as thorough as this guy. This was perfection. Thank you so much!!
Just picked these bad boys up at HomeDepot yesterday for work where I used them all day installing cabinets and man I love em! They are so light and small perfect for working in tight spaces all day long. They are by far the coolest looking as well, no funky colors just black and white. The grip is perfect and makes squeezing the handle and pulling the trigger so enjoyable. The best drills I have ever bought period
Been using this kit for several months, and absolutely love it. 18v brushless power in 12v size and weight? Hellooo! Yet again, another useful, comprehensive review! Good job, man.
This Makita sub-compact drill set is legit! I do alot of electrical work between work and side-jobs.This combo kit is probably my favorite over my Milwaukee combo kit cause of its light-ness and recharge time, not to mention it's in a smaller form-factor for tight spaces to work in! All in all this is a great and fantastic kit well worth the money.....
Just picked these up yesterday at HD because of your review. I had to get an HD employee to get them off the pallet rack 10 ft in the air... not even on the shelf. These are BY FAR the BEST cordless tools I have ever used. Light a feather, powerful and anything else out there & I have a ton of Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita and even a couple of throw down Ridgid. Professional daily user & these things are awesome !! Thanks for the review, subscribed !!
Terry Cullen I just picked these up today because of this video. I have a Dewalt combo and I feel like these have a significant amount of less power. Do you feel the same? I haven't used them in my line of work yet but was hoping if you have used the impact and if it has enough torque to rip powerful lag bolts off ?
1210Gomez No they certainly don't but they are close... I had been using old school 18V DeWalt and these are SO MUCH lighter it is a fair trade off. And, Let's give this little 2 amp hour battery a break... it is what it is. Good Luck
Super good review!! Detailed, informative, covered everything I was wondering about this combo kit. Now I feel comfortable to buy it! Been researching power drill reviews, IMHO, your review was the best. To previous reviewer, just increase the playback speed, sheesh, stop complaining. Thanks!
This has the be the most thorough review of any combo kit period! You answered every question I had about these tools. When does that EVER happen? The choice for me is clear now. Thank you!!!
I have the drill and a regular impact. The drill is very comfortable to use and will do almost everything you need around the house. If you need more get an electric for those occasions. As for the subcompact drill, get the one with the hammer drill. There is a collar to pick between the three settings. This makes adjusting the clutching settings much easier. Overall great little drill for around the house.
I have these..i am very impressed! I nearly took them back to Home Depot when i saw how small and compact they were, they look tiny when you first unpack but Yeah, wow, Impressed! Not as heavy and bulky as the 18v and more power than a 12v. Gets into cabinets easily and has a nice charger. Very pleased!
Its a great set, giving me lighter tools for those I use the most but using the 18v battery system allows for access to serious power with the non-compact hammer drill and square-drivr impact wrenches, not to mention the circ saws, routers, etc etc etc that are much more prevalent in 18v.
I've never really been drawn to Makita tools usually its DeWalt or Porter Cable but I always knew they were very good power tools just never owned a set or wanted a set until now!!! this ultra compact size combined with 18v power has really got me looking at this set of tools from Makita, I will be getting this very soon I don't think I will be giving up my other power tools but I will certainly give these tools a try im sure I will like them just fine and will be a great addition to what I already have and gives me the opportunity to play around with a different brand of tool from what im already used to and thx for the great review of this Makita tool set and is by far the best detailed review of this tool set on TH-cam
My awesome makita finally bit it after a lot of abuse, been looking at this sub-comp so I'll have more energy after work. Awesome review, very in-depth and answered my concerns. New sub.
Great review. Just bought this set and you just saved me from having to read the instructions. Or, more likely, not ready them and not using all the features. lol
These seem like a great homeowner/DIY set for someone who wants something small and light but with a little more oomph than a 12v, and to enter into the huge Makita 18v LXT ecosystem, like the little portable wet/dry vac. There's even a coffeemaker you can run off of LXT packs that would be great for camping.
Ive been running this same set for a few years now. Not a single complaint man these things kick ass. I got bigger batteries but the 2.0 still hold a good charge and i use these everyday. Thanks man good vid 👍👍👍
Great review. I recently bought this set and you covered all the parts I was curious about. I thought 18 minutes was long for a review but ended up watching the whole thing!
I really love the color Makita chose for this combo. I know every brand has its own personality but I like when Makita take some risks, I'm not sure, but I think it's the only brand doing this. Great review as usual, my friend...
I enjoyed watching your video. Thanks for sharing it with us. After watching you drill all those holes and drive all those screws I'm convinced that these are the tools for me. Aloha🌴🏄♂️🤙🏼
excellent, thorough review. I'm sold and walking out the door to purchase at my local lumberyard. Appears that everyone is selling these kits at the same price.
Great video and reviews regarding these wonderful tools. I learned something new from you regarding the settings of my Makita sub compact drill and driver. Keep up the good work. Thank you!
I got this one because I needed an impact with torque control, and the only other option was the Milwaukee One Key, and I really wasn't fond of the though of pulling out my phone, opening an app, CONNECTING TO MY FREAKIN' DRILL, then adjusting the torque. Despite my buying only for one feature, I don't think I could've found a better impact, or better family of compatible tools, after using it.
I run a business as an Apple Specialist, so I also know the probability of your phone connecting the first time, every time, to get the job done fast. Second, I got this to work on my Cadillac's. Who wants to touch their iPhone with greasy hands? Good idea on paper for Milwaukee, absolutely horrid in the real world.
Good review. I bought the impact a few months ago. Aside from the chuck, this is a great tool. I hate the chuck. My other makitas have the one-step insert. Love this driver.
I’m a small guy with small hands and the drill felt so comfortable and light weight compared to my ryobi! I already have a dewalt impact but I just need the drill.. the stand alone drill costs 99 and if of buy the batteries it’s another 79? Well right now it’s on sale for 179! I might as well get the kit?? Extras don’t hurt!
Thanks. This was an excellent video to show features and explain use. I wasn't sure if I was using the impact driver correctly. I'm used to my Ryobi battery drill. I'm drilling 2x4s into very old (200+ yr old) wood studs. The impact driver seemed too loud and didn't seem to go through the wood as nicely as the regular driver. I think now, maybe I had it on wrong setting after watching video and wasn't sure how to set. I kept trying to get just the H light to come one but now I see it doesn't do that. I will give it another try with the auto setting but don't know how much I will actually need the impact driver for this current job I'm doing. Maybe when I repair deck and fence, I'll need something like this. (BTW, I'm using self driving screws if that matters)
Thanks for doing this. A great video! I was just made aware for the first time, today, that these new Black units are on the market (Email from Makita). So to TH-cam I go, to see how they are doing. I am so glad they decided to use the same battery, as we just took another order in of new batteries. Adoption would be much slower, if they had gone to a new battery.
I am torn between this and the Dewalt dck283D2 which is on sale at the same price as the Makita. I had the Nextec and it broke when I tried to unscrew large bolts. It never was a problem until now that I am conscious about the weight vs power after watching so many reviews, LOL. This is for home use only. BTW, great video.
Had a dewalt with the easy instal hex bit your talking about, pushed a tec bit into it one time and it trapped some shit in there and couldn’t remove, ended up having to send to professional who said the amount of times he’d seen that was insane
Thanks......i just went to HD last evening and picked up this combo. looking forward to putting them to the test everyday at work. the small size is what did it for me. some times at work im drilling or working in tight places and the compactness will be great.. not gonna lie....wish Dewalt would come out with a compact brushless 20v combo.. ill be all over that
I have the subcompact impact and it is the best drill I've ever purchased hands down. If you ever find a way to mount a Makita charger on the wall then please make a video on it.
I just learned this recently myself. But you did not fully lock the chuck on the sub compact when you put the 1/2in bit in. You ratchet it tight like you were doing then turn it backwards till in clicks locking the chuck completely.
its said that a poisonous statement to progress is the phrase "good job", because complacency kicks in and the quality of work degrades. that said, good job man, keep up the good work. we need you.
in a previous video's comment section i mentioned doing a teardown, you said that you didn't have the expertise in the motors and electronics. no offence intended, you are the first video i look to when buying a tool.
just bought a set yesterday and was wondering what the 3 white lines/dashes are for on the drill in between #20&the drill mode?? thanks for such an informative review. i like the set so far and this review puts the nail or screw in the coffin for me.;) i have large hands and they still feel comfortable to handle except one thing and thats changing the gears on the chuck its a little difficult to do sue to its compact size but i think i can make due with that.i wish they had bit storage too.like the portercable set does.comes in habdy for that extra bit ir 4 extra screws the magnet can hold. oh well cant get everything right..lol have a good one
Hey man, love your videos. One thing I think would be good is if you could add model numbers for different territories, Makita are a nightmare for having different model numbers around the globe (I don't know about other brands)
Great review as usual, is Makita going to release a subcompact regular driver with a 1/4 in collet to complete this set? Thanks for taking the time to do these intensive reviews.
I have one of these brand (Makita xph102) and IDK if its just bad luck or what but I hate the chuck mechanism. I was repairing my front porch (its seen better days) just normal maintenance here and there occasional screw for a board that pops up when you step on it or screw for a loose rail and the thing just did not work well for me (clutch the drill worked flawlessly) some boards 7 was perfect others the screw would stick out a inch.. It just went back and forth and the porch was made from all the same lumber. It's aged so I'm sure that played a part but some timed 7 was perfect other times 12 and it just seemed more of a hassle to try and find the perfect spot then anything else.
Great review, very detailed BUT what about the charger ? How long to charge the 2 amp batteries?? Is it a quick charger or a reg charger? How big is it, what info does it provide? What batteries can it charge other than the 2amp ?.
The Makita XFD11 did 107 3/4 holes with a 2AH battery and the Makita XPH07 in your past reviews only did 148 holes with a 4AH Battery. I wonder how many holes the XFD11 would of done with a 4AH.. probably 200+
will a bigger battery give the drill more power or just more charge ? I'm thinking about the big drill bit going through the wood. Also you didn't mention what setting the impact was on when putting the screws in. Great review still.
Your video is perfect timing. I was just about to purchase a makita 12v unit. With the weight nearly identical, i'll be buying this instead since I'm already heavily invested into makita. Thanks
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This is seriously the ONLY worthwhile review of this Makita model on TH-cam. No one else is as thorough as this guy. This was perfection. Thank you so much!!
I really appreciate the fact that your reviews are so in-depth.
Thanks!
mahlerob I second that, it's not just "I just picked this up *pulls trigger * seems nice, you should buy one
One of the best reviews I've seen of anything
Just picked these bad boys up at HomeDepot yesterday for work where I used them all day installing cabinets and man I love em! They are so light and small perfect for working in tight spaces all day long. They are by far the coolest looking as well, no funky colors just black and white. The grip is perfect and makes squeezing the handle and pulling the trigger so enjoyable. The best drills I have ever bought period
Can you give a 3 year long term update. Are they still holding up good ? Any problems at all? Do you still consider them the best you ever had?
Thank you very much for speaking so clearly and in a logical pace because not everybody of your followers speak English as a first language.
The fact that this is not the first video that came up when I searched for a review of this model is shameful. Great video, even 6 years later
Been using this kit for several months, and absolutely love it. 18v brushless power in 12v size and weight? Hellooo! Yet again, another useful, comprehensive review! Good job, man.
I’m going to buy one this week along with the impact driver and I’m going to pair them both with 5Ah batteries. I’m so excited! Great review!
I AM A PROUD OWNER OF THESE DRILLS.. MAKITA NATION!
Love my makitas
Would you recommend this to a new home owner/DIY project person 😂
This Makita sub-compact drill set is legit! I do alot of electrical work between work and side-jobs.This combo kit is probably my favorite over my Milwaukee combo kit cause of its light-ness and recharge time, not to mention it's in a smaller form-factor for tight spaces to work in! All in all this is a great and fantastic kit well worth the money.....
Just picked these up yesterday at HD because of your review. I had to get an HD employee to get them off the pallet rack 10 ft in the air... not even on the shelf. These are BY FAR the BEST cordless tools I have ever used. Light a feather, powerful and anything else out there & I have a ton of Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita and even a couple of throw down Ridgid. Professional daily user & these things are awesome !! Thanks for the review, subscribed !!
Terry Cullen I just picked these up today because of this video. I have a Dewalt combo and I feel like these have a significant amount of less power. Do you feel the same? I haven't used them in my line of work yet but was hoping if you have used the impact and if it has enough torque to rip powerful lag bolts off ?
1210Gomez No they certainly don't but they are close... I had been using old school 18V DeWalt and these are SO MUCH lighter it is a fair trade off. And, Let's give this little 2 amp hour battery a break... it is what it is. Good Luck
Super good review!! Detailed, informative, covered everything I was wondering about this combo kit. Now I feel comfortable to buy it! Been researching power drill reviews, IMHO, your review was the best. To previous reviewer, just increase the playback speed, sheesh, stop complaining. Thanks!
Watching this at 1.25 is so weird now
This has the be the most thorough review of any combo kit period! You answered every question I had about these tools. When does that EVER happen? The choice for me is clear now. Thank you!!!
I have the drill and a regular impact. The drill is very comfortable to use and will do almost everything you need around the house. If you need more get an electric for those occasions. As for the subcompact drill, get the one with the hammer drill. There is a collar to pick between the three settings. This makes adjusting the clutching settings much easier. Overall great little drill for around the house.
You are simply the best on tool reviews man
I have these..i am very impressed! I nearly took them back to Home Depot when i saw how small and compact they were, they look tiny when you first unpack but Yeah, wow, Impressed! Not as heavy and bulky as the 18v and more power than a 12v. Gets into cabinets easily and has a nice charger. Very pleased!
thanks for the review I am a massive makita fan looking into adding them to my 18v line up
Awesome!
Best tool review (and reviewer) on TH-cam!
Excellent review, I just purchased these units and I feel more confidant after watching your review. Thank you
Its a great set, giving me lighter tools for those I use the most but using the 18v battery system allows for access to serious power with the non-compact hammer drill and square-drivr impact wrenches, not to mention the circ saws, routers, etc etc etc that are much more prevalent in 18v.
I've never really been drawn to Makita tools usually its DeWalt or Porter Cable but I always knew they were very good power tools just never owned a set or wanted a set until now!!! this ultra compact size combined with 18v power has really got me looking at this set of tools from Makita, I will be getting this very soon I don't think I will be giving up my other power tools but I will certainly give these tools a try im sure I will like them just fine and will be a great addition to what I already have and gives me the opportunity to play around with a different brand of tool from what im already used to and thx for the great review of this Makita tool set and is by far the best detailed review of this tool set on TH-cam
Can't believe AK's comment. I'm About to pull the trigger and get these tools and I appreciate your clear, concise and in depth review. Thank You !
My awesome makita finally bit it after a lot of abuse, been looking at this sub-comp so I'll have more energy after work. Awesome review, very in-depth and answered my concerns. New sub.
Very nice in depth review of this combo kit. I like this set, bigger is not always better.
Thanks DC....me too!
Great review. Just bought this set and you just saved me from having to read the instructions. Or, more likely, not ready them and not using all the features. lol
I appreciate your reviews and "Motor Trend Television" narration. I feel you probably narrate your daily life as you go about it. ha!
Hahahahaha 🤣
These seem like a great homeowner/DIY set for someone who wants something small and light but with a little more oomph than a 12v, and to enter into the huge Makita 18v LXT ecosystem, like the little portable wet/dry vac. There's even a coffeemaker you can run off of LXT packs that would be great for camping.
Ive been running this same set for a few years now. Not a single complaint man these things kick ass. I got bigger batteries but the 2.0 still hold a good charge and i use these everyday. Thanks man good vid 👍👍👍
Absolutely the best overview on TH-cam. Superb analysis - thorough, thoughtful, and comprehensive. Congratulations; keep fighting the good fight.
Great review. I recently bought this set and you covered all the parts I was curious about. I thought 18 minutes was long for a review but ended up watching the whole thing!
I really love the color Makita chose for this combo. I know every brand has its own personality but I like when Makita take some risks, I'm not sure, but I think it's the only brand doing this. Great review as usual, my friend...
Thanks a lot Albert!
I got my set in Home Depot for 199$ and I love my drills .
Awesome. I picked these up for my RC hobby and to do stuff at home. $188 out the door at HD. Thanks.
I enjoyed watching your video. Thanks for sharing it with us.
After watching you drill all those holes and drive all those screws I'm convinced that these are the tools for me.
Aloha🌴🏄♂️🤙🏼
excellent, thorough review. I'm sold and walking out the door to purchase at my local lumberyard. Appears that everyone is selling these kits at the same price.
+John Shine thanks! And FYI....Home Depot is giving another free 2.0ah battery right now if you buy the kit there.
Dude I really miss your reviews. Hope you're ok mate. Really hope you start makes more videos 🤞🤞🏴🍻
13:31 unfreakin believable. That thing is impressive
your tlak rate is fine for non-valley boys. Nice review and ordered the drill only has have batteries.
very impressive sub compact drill & impact driver
I agree!
Sold ima order them right now lol thanks for the vid
Great review wish you'd demonstrated torque on the ID
Great video and reviews regarding these wonderful tools. I learned something new from you regarding the settings of my Makita sub compact drill and driver. Keep up the good work. Thank you!
Performs as described. satisfied.
I got this one because I needed an impact with torque control, and the only other option was the Milwaukee One Key, and I really wasn't fond of the though of pulling out my phone, opening an app, CONNECTING TO MY FREAKIN' DRILL, then adjusting the torque. Despite my buying only for one feature, I don't think I could've found a better impact, or better family of compatible tools, after using it.
I run a business as an Apple Specialist, so I also know the probability of your phone connecting the first time, every time, to get the job done fast. Second, I got this to work on my Cadillac's. Who wants to touch their iPhone with greasy hands? Good idea on paper for Milwaukee, absolutely horrid in the real world.
Excellent video!
+LA CAJA DE HERRAMIENTAS WALTER ALVAREZ thanks Walter! 👍
That was very informative
Great video as always! Top notch content. You deserve way more views.
Thanks Issac!
Thanks for the review. Bought a set today because of your tests!!
+John Ther awesome! 👍
Definitely going to go out and buy one of those I love my Makita tools so that will be a great addition to my Arsenal
Good review. I bought the impact a few months ago. Aside from the chuck, this is a great tool. I hate the chuck. My other makitas have the one-step insert. Love this driver.
I’m a small guy with small hands and the drill felt so comfortable and light weight compared to my ryobi! I already have a dewalt impact but I just need the drill.. the stand alone drill costs 99 and if of buy the batteries it’s another 79? Well right now it’s on sale for 179! I might as well get the kit?? Extras don’t hurt!
Good review. I am considering buying this set to accompany my Makita 18v tools.
Thanks. This was an excellent video to show features and explain use. I wasn't sure if I was using the impact driver correctly. I'm used to my Ryobi battery drill. I'm drilling 2x4s into very old (200+ yr old) wood studs. The impact driver seemed too loud and didn't seem to go through the wood as nicely as the regular driver. I think now, maybe I had it on wrong setting after watching video and wasn't sure how to set. I kept trying to get just the H light to come one but now I see it doesn't do that. I will give it another try with the auto setting but don't know how much I will actually need the impact driver for this current job I'm doing. Maybe when I repair deck and fence, I'll need something like this. (BTW, I'm using self driving screws if that matters)
Thanks for doing this. A great video! I was just made aware for the first time, today, that these new Black units are on the market (Email from Makita). So to TH-cam I go, to see how they are doing. I am so glad they decided to use the same battery, as we just took another order in of new batteries. Adoption would be much slower, if they had gone to a new battery.
Thanks Steve! I agree....definitely a good idea that they used the standard 18v batteries.
Great review showing the modes
Great review man
I am torn between this and the Dewalt dck283D2 which is on sale at the same price as the Makita. I had the Nextec and it broke when I tried to unscrew large bolts. It never was a problem until now that I am conscious about the weight vs power after watching so many reviews, LOL. This is for home use only.
BTW, great video.
Great video. Very Very informative.
Had a dewalt with the easy instal hex bit your talking about, pushed a tec bit into it one time and it trapped some shit in there and couldn’t remove, ended up having to send to professional who said the amount of times he’d seen that was insane
Definitely sounds like a defect on the model you had....weird.
nice charging station in the background
Thanks!
those 2ah batteries were impressive to say the least cant imagine how far these things would go with a 4ah or 5ah battery? just Wow
thank you for a great video & review on Makita i am now pricing to buy. keep up the great work!
Awesome man 👍😎
Thanks......i just went to HD last evening and picked up this combo. looking forward to putting them to the test everyday at work. the small size is what did it for me. some times at work im drilling or working in tight places and the compactness will be great.. not gonna lie....wish Dewalt would come out with a compact brushless 20v combo.. ill be all over that
I have the subcompact impact and it is the best drill I've ever purchased hands down. If you ever find a way to mount a Makita charger on the wall then please make a video on it.
Tiger Batchelor zip ties and a bar. Thats what we do at work
Screw holes in one the back of charger
great review and that set is amazing
I hope is set goes on sale on Black Friday !
They have a deal at Home Depot now where you get a free extra 2.0 battery with purchase!
The best review. Thank you very much
I just learned this recently myself. But you did not fully lock the chuck on the sub compact when you put the 1/2in bit in. You ratchet it tight like you were doing then turn it backwards till in clicks locking the chuck completely.
its said that a poisonous statement to progress is the phrase "good job", because complacency kicks in and the quality of work degrades. that said, good job man, keep up the good work. we need you.
also, in a few years after you grow more. maybe hire an engineer to do proper tear downs.
Thanks a lot!
in a previous video's comment section i mentioned doing a teardown, you said that you didn't have the expertise in the motors and electronics. no offence intended, you are the first video i look to when buying a tool.
If the collet on the impact was push connect I’d buy it. Till then I’ll stick to the xdt16😎🤘
Awesome review
I️ like my porter cable but these are looking sweet
Good job bro, Keep it up.
wow awesome review!
Great vid as always! I hope you can do one for Hitachi's Triple Hammer impact driver.
Thanks! And yes, I have that one coming up.
just bought a set yesterday and was wondering what the 3 white lines/dashes are for on the drill in between #20&the drill mode?? thanks for such an informative review. i like the set so far and this review puts the nail or screw in the coffin for me.;) i have large hands and they still feel comfortable to handle except one thing and thats changing the gears on the chuck its a little difficult to do sue to its compact size but i think i can make due with that.i wish they had bit storage too.like the portercable set does.comes in habdy for that extra bit ir 4 extra screws the magnet can hold. oh well cant get everything right..lol have a good one
Lakota should have looked at dewalts atomic and xtreme line and used that as inspiration when making a sub compact lineup
Great!!! Thank You
Hey man, love your videos. One thing I think would be good is if you could add model numbers for different territories, Makita are a nightmare for having different model numbers around the globe (I don't know about other brands)
Very well done, thank you.
Thanks a lot Wyatt!
very nice video / happy new year!!!!!!!!!!!
Great review as usual, is Makita going to release a subcompact regular driver with a 1/4 in collet to complete this set? Thanks for taking the time to do these intensive reviews.
I have one of these brand (Makita xph102) and IDK if its just bad luck or what but I hate the chuck mechanism. I was repairing my front porch (its seen better days) just normal maintenance here and there occasional screw for a board that pops up when you step on it or screw for a loose rail and the thing just did not work well for me (clutch the drill worked flawlessly) some boards 7 was perfect others the screw would stick out a inch.. It just went back and forth and the porch was made from all the same lumber. It's aged so I'm sure that played a part but some timed 7 was perfect other times 12 and it just seemed more of a hassle to try and find the perfect spot then anything else.
Great review, very detailed BUT what about the charger ? How long to charge the 2 amp batteries?? Is it a quick charger or a reg charger? How big is it, what info does it provide? What batteries can it charge other than the 2amp ?.
Wow....great review. Tks
Very nice and informative video! But why used oil for impact driver? Came out oil from desk....or water??
very pro informal review tx
Very informative
The Makita XFD11 did 107 3/4 holes with a 2AH battery and the Makita XPH07 in your past reviews only did 148 holes with a 4AH Battery.
I wonder how many holes the XFD11 would of done with a 4AH.. probably 200+
I think the size of the drill bits were different.
I wonder if he's like damn I gotta take all these screws out when the video is done.
🤣
So your recommendation on the Makita Brushless CX200RB or Ridgid GEN5X?
Could you do a review on the 3/8 sub compact impact wrench from Makita?
I never understood why the ‘clutch’ is on drills instead of impacts when drills are for drill bits and impact drivers are for driving screws 🤨
awesome video sir tnx
nice review! i know its not a hammer drill... but can this be used on concrete?
Should just take a little longer and do smaller holes width wise not length
Great review, do you know if Makita will be coming out with a subcompact screw driver that will be a part of theses, thanks
will a bigger battery give the drill more power or just more charge ? I'm thinking about the big drill bit going through the wood.
Also you didn't mention what setting the impact was on when putting the screws in. Great review still.
Rufudhrur Dhdhrjdjr: bigger battery = longer runtimes, not more power to drill a larger bit
Interesting. I don't see these listed on Makitas site yet, but it's on HD's site
+InYourFaceBudday I assume this is a Home Depot exclusive (for a short time) prior to being widely released. That is where I bought it.
Your video is perfect timing. I was just about to purchase a makita 12v unit. With the weight nearly identical, i'll be buying this instead since I'm already heavily invested into makita. Thanks