Makita BHP452HW Review
Sunday, July 12th, 2009 at
8:48 am
| Review of Makita BHP452HW 18-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2-Inch Hammer Driver-Drill Kit |
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| Manufacturer: Makita |
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Customer Reviews (35) |
| List Price: $398.00 |
| Amazon Sale Price: $199.36 |
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Product Description |
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Makita's Compact 18V Li-Ion Hammer Driver-Drill helps you get the job done quickly thanks to quick-charge batteries that won't leave you waiting. Volts: 18, Rated RPM: 0 - 400 , 0 - 1,500, Torque (in./lbs.): 450
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Product Details |
- Makita-built 4-pole motor delivers 450 in./lbs. of max torque, with a variable 2-speed all-metal transmission
- Compact, ergonomic design; only 8-3/4 inches long and weighs just 3.6 pounds
- Built-in LED light illuminates the work area
- Makita LXT lithium-ion battery and 15-minute rapid charger produces 430 percent total lifetime work
- 3-year warranty on tool; 1-year warranty on battery and charger
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Customer Reviews |
Outstanding Drill and Batteries
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| Review Date: January 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Forest Majors, Hadlyme Connecticut |
| One of the best portable power tools that I have purchased. I required a small hammer drill with enough power to drive cement screws into a well seasoned fireplace from the inside of the chimney. Not only did this Drill perform well inside this small space it performed better than my other more industrial size hammer drill. Secondly, the lithium-Ion batteries hold a charge forever. Very Impressive - highly recommended. |
I like the drill
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| Review Date: May 16, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Michael J. Gallagher, Grand Rapids, MI |
| The keyless chuck has beem improved remarkably from the previous drill. The drill is lightweight, smaller batteries which recharge quickly. Overall very satisfied with this drill. |
A Dynamic Drill
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| Review Date: May 15, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Richard Leon, Jersey City, NJ United States |
| I was using a 12V DeWalt for years and I even had two batteries rebuilt (not a good solution) before I considered this light weight Drill. This drill has plenty of power with very little wieght. Just built an 8 X 10 deck with this tool and drilled a few pieces of slate as well. The light is welcomed as the job continued into dusk. Recharge is quick, but the fan is noisy. I am a very happy camper! No Complaints |
Makita Lithium Ion Cordless Hammer Drill kit
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| Review Date: March 23, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Donald J. Stroh, Chicago Illinois |
| Excellent light weight tool. I use this daily in a tough industrial environment. Long battery life, rapid charging, very light wight and I really love the led light at the front of the tool! I wish it had two! |
Makita is the best professional brand in portable drills
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| Review Date: June 6, 2010 |
| Reviewer: C. Hodes, Austin, Texas United States |
"BEST" drill you can buy!
I got my first Makita cordless drill form my brother in 1990. It was well worn and it wasn't running well. I immediately took it apart and cleaned it, finding the battery terminals were rusty, but everything else was in good shape. That 9 volt drill lasted me 18 years, even after being dropped many more times.
I did a lot of research before buying the my first new Makita. I was surprised that it is lighter and easier to handle than my older 9 volt version. And, the batteries charge up very fast and better yet, they hold a charge for months (not just days). And, they have lived up to their ratings (Consumer Reports). That little LED light is helpful at times, but I also liked the rubberized grip and the large chuck grips. Easy to use with heavy gloves or bare hands. It sits up nicely on the work bench, too.
I've bought many other cheaper drills and always been disappointed (DeWalt, Kawisaki, Black & Decker, Riobi, and even Craftsman). Mostly I had problems with the batteries. But, also with the case - many can't survive even a small drop. They should all be able to survive a fall from a 6' ladder, if not from a roof top. It happens, a lot in my business.
This drill is tight, accurate, nicely balanced, and it has a flat clip that slips over your belt or on a your pocket, so it's easy to hang on to. It's hard working from a ladder or installing things by yourself, so get the best tools for the job. I don't know of a better cordless drill product.
The voltage isn't as important as the Lithium batteries!
If any one ever asks, this is the only brand I would feel comfortable recommending.
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Makita 18 volt drill/driver
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| Review Date: June 12, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Michael L. Gage, Lamar, Missouri |
| This is an excellent product. Really like the fact that two batteries come with the tool and charging station. It is very nice to just pick up the 2nd battery in the middle of a project and keep right on working. |
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