Makita LXT Drill/Driver Review – BHP452
January 5, 2009 by mannop125
Filed under Our Reviews, Tool Reviews

This Makita Drill/Driver is built with a maximum torque motor that delivers 450 in. lbs. of efficient torque, and at the same time is very compact in size. It is only 8″ long and weighs in at a light 3.5 lbs. It has a 2-speed design (0-400/ 0-1500) and covers a wide range of drilling and driving applications. The Shift-Lock drive system sleeve quickly shifts from “hammer drill” to “driver” mode. The drill/driver also comes with a built-in LED light for illuminating the work area. This tool accepts all Makita Lithium-Ion slide-style batteries.
Dewalt’s New Stud and Joist Drill – DWD460
November 2, 2008 by toolman
Filed under Industry News
Dewalt is launching its new 1/2″ stud and joist drill which is model number DWD460. According to Dewalt the drill is built to drill large holes in wood using hole saws, ship auger bits and self-feed bits.
Milwaukee V28 Hammer Drill Review
October 9, 2008 by toolman
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This review is for the Milwaukee V28 Hammer Drill. We bought this kit through tylertool.com because it was the cheapest price we could find, plus we have always had a great experience with them. This came in the Milwaukee V28 Combo kit model number 0928-29, but you can also buy this drill separately. If you are looking to buy this separately, the model number is 0724-20.
Hitachi Hammer Drill Review – DV 18DL
October 6, 2008 by toolman
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This review is for the Hitachi Hammer Drill that came in the kit KC18DCL that we bought from tylertool.com. The model number for this drill is DV18DL. This drill packs a lot of power and produces 570lbs of torque. Compare that with the Milwaukee V28 that produces 600lbs of toque, and the Hitachi is only an 18V. While most hammer drills have two speed settings, the Hitachi has 4 settings. The four settings are 0-200/400/900/1800 rpm, so as a user you do have lots of control. One feature we really like is the unique access to the carbon brushes. On the back of the drill you have easy access to change the brushes once they get worn out.
Milwaukee Introduced New M18 Line
September 2, 2008 by toolman
Filed under Industry News
Milwaukee announced their new power tool line of 18V called the M18. Some of the new tools are the:
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M18 Sawzall – 2620-22
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M18 Circular Saw – 2630-22
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M18 Impact Driver – 2650-22
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M18 Hammer Drill – 2611
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M18 Drill/Driver – 2610
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M18 Work Light – 49-24-0171
Milwaukee Drill Power Tool Review
August 24, 2008 by toolman
Filed under Our Reviews, Tool Reviews
We reviewed the Milwaukee 1/2″ corded drill model number 0302-20. If you are looking for a power house drill, take a look at this Milwaukee drill
Specifications – Milwaukee 1/2″ Corded Drill Model – 0302-20
Makita New 18V LXT Lithium Angle Drill
August 24, 2008 by toolman
Filed under Industry News
Makita just announced the new launch of their 18 V LXT Lithium Angle Drill model BDA350. Makita’s angle drill has 1,800 rpm which is great for wood or metal drilling. According to Makita this drill is the fastest in its class.
Makita’s 4 pole motor will give it good speed and power, with a compact design. This motor gives the angle drill a great power-to-weight ratio. The gear housing is made of aluminium which makes this angle drill very light, weighing in at only 3.5 lbs.
The Makita Angle drill delivers 121 lbs of torque which is pretty amazing considering its weight and size. The chuck size is 3/8″ and the width size is only 2-5/8″ thick. On the head there is an LED that will help light up your work area.
The Makita kit comes with the angle drill, 2-18 V Lithium Batteries that are 3.0 amp instead of the traditional 2.2 or 2.6. rapid charger, contractor bag and battery cover.
Makita’s suggested retail price for the drill only (BDA350Z) is set at $159 and for the angle kit (BDA350) is $369.




















