Makita-built 4-pole motor delivers 450 in.lbs. of Max Torque, with a variable 2-speed all metal transmission (0-400 / 0-1,500 RPM) for a wide range of applications
3-Year warranty on tool
Compact, ergonomic design at only 8-3/4-Inch long; weighs just 4.2-Pound.
www.toolking.com Makita's Lithium Ion powered BDF452HW is one of the smallest 18v drills currently available. It's available now from ...
Should I downgrade from my current drill/driver?
Aug 13, 2009 by RolloverResistance | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)
Two years ago, I bought a Makita 18V Compacted Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2 In. Driver-Drill Kit Model # BDF452HW for baby-proofing and furniture making. Now I don't use it much, although I feel that I would like a drill/driver on hand.
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If you try to barter a used Drill then people will think its no good. You wont get a fair price. You'll regret ever starting the proceeding. Drills of less than 12 Volts are just toys.Keep with the 18V.
"If it aint broke dont fix
| Aug 13, 2009
Keep it. You never cognizant of, and it will last longer than the smaller model. I have the same one and I love it. I used to use it every day but now I rarely use it, but I love having all that power when I necessary it.
Andy | Aug 13, 2009
Makita Makita 18V Compact Lithium-Ion Drill Driver - North ...
by Travis Porter
I have the drill combo listed below. I bought it manufacturer new and never inured to from Turtlewood less than a year ago for a very genuine valuation. No complaints there. The emergence I do have is the batteries. About 3 months or so after getting it and using it very petite, one of the batteries went bad. That is the pits, but I figured it is what it is, so I bought a new one off of Ebay for about $45. Now, another one has gone bad. Not unswerving if it is an actual or one of the replacements, but geez..... I have 2 nicad drills and the batteries lasted for a few years before they got faint. Even stupid, you could still try to censure them, but these Makita batteries will not burden at all. I have that drill/ brunt driver/ flashlight conspiracy, had it for over a year. No issues with any of the batteries, they carry on a onset for months, and recharge in 20 minutes. Since you got a replacement battery, it's dubious they all came from the same amount. It could be your charger. Li-Ion batteries are more susceptible to overcharging, quicken etc., so if your charger is bad it could be ruining your batteries.
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