Makita Brushless XWT08/DTW1002 impart wrench review, practical test. 6/2020
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- Makita Brushless XWT08/DTW1002 impart wrench review, practical test.
16 tháng 6, 2020
BL™ Brushless Motor delivers 740 ft.lbs. of Max Torque and 1,180 ft.lbs. of Nut-Busting Torque
3-speed power selection switch (0-900/ 0-1,000/ 0-1,800 RPM & 0-1,800/ 0-2,000/ 0-2,200 IPM) provides precise fastening control for a wide range of applications
1/2" anvil with friction ring for quick and easy socket changes
Efficient BL™ Brushless motor is electronically controlled to optimize battery energy use for up to 50% longer run time per charge
The BL™ Brushless Motor eliminates carbon brushes, enabling the BL Motor to run cooler and more efficiently for longer life
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The Makita DTW1001RTJ has a 3/4" square drive, so you don't have to use an adapter from 1/2" to 3/4" that makes it losing a lot of torque output.
xwto8 is 1/2 in
You should use type tw 001G, maybe it's more suitable
Bác chuyển từ 1/2 lên 3/4 là nó mất 20-30% công lực của máy rồi,thêm cái khẩu cùi nữa thì máy xịn cũng như máy tàu
Impressive I really like Makita.
40v or 18v?
18v
How much?
Мебель таким собирать в "Гермесе"
Is that on highest speed 4 sounds like it's on speed 2 not spinning or impacting very fast should be faster than that
Ye should b faster
The knock off batteries don’t help
sold 😁
What different compare with dtw1001
Makita DTW1001RTJ is 3/4" 1050 Nm
Makita DTW1002RTJ is 1/2" 1000 Nm
Use air impact for this nut
5 Adapter dazwischen machen es nicht besser !
Chin tun lie un pu ti ti
haha
Like and sub
Goodbye ears.
Milwaukee is better .
Dewalt eats makita for breakfast
... and dies.
@@AndreiIR000 so why, you have working experience with both of them,i am chief engineer on ships for a long time and we use cordless tools 24/7,makita dtw is not reliable and is not powerful like dewalt dcf899 so for example why makita dtw can not unfasten boolts on covers of booster heater on evaporator and dewalt can and i can tell you that their tools are not reliable a most of them fail after 1 or 2 year of use and my company decided to cancel contract with them, during my navigation on ships we used all brands of pro hand and electrical and cordless tools like ingersoll rand,milwaukee,aeg,metabo,bosch pro,snap on,makita is not reliable anymore like 20 years ago and this model dtw can not reach certain torque and much of their tools is designed delibrately to brake,dewalt is much more powerful and more reliable in long term,try also aeg bss 18htd12b6 with 1550 fastening torque and 2100 unfastening torque with 6 operating modes,ingersoll w7152,metabo ssw series is also reliablle,if you are stick to makita then buy it i am just telling you this from experience.
@@AndreiIR000 and sir one more thing take a look on switch which is used to change operating modes and you can see that dewalt has sliding switch which can operate for ages and now take a look at makita dtw switch to change modes this switch have tendency to crack and you are not able to switch modes after use and abuse and like i written before is designed to fail and this is unfortunately on all makita cordless tools and also i am telling you from experience.
@@stijepozupa5150 all my respect.
I have the Makita DTW1002 and it works perfect. I've looked into the most powerful DeWalt impact wrench and found that www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DCF899B-Brushless-Torque-Impact/dp/B00WJA1J68 produces less torque.
@@AndreiIR000 yes,you have right but but in my country there is old saying that every medal has 2 sides sometimes what is written sometimes can be false,ok how dcf899 can unfasten bolts on covers of booster heater on evaporator and this bolts are tighten up to 800nm and makita dtw 1001 which is used in drydock i mean of their workers,workers in dry dock using this makita not the crew from our cruise liner can not unfasten approximately 18 bolts and not a single one and both are on highest modes,then it seems that delivered torque in makita is lie,but since you bought dtw there is no any more point that we discuss about challenge of dewalt and makita.