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Product Name: | 18V LXT Sub-Compact Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 2-piece Combo Kit (Driver-Drill/Impact Driver) 1.5Ah |
Product Description: | Makita created a new class in cordless with 18V LXT Sub-Compact Tools. Makita Sub-Compact Products give users 12V handling with 18V performance, and compatibility with the world's largest 18V cordless tool system. The CX203SYB is a combo kit with two 18V sub-compact solutions for drilling, driving and fastening in tight spaces. The kit includes an ultra-compact brushless driver-drill and impact driver. The driver drill features two speed settings, a metal jampot design for durability, and delivers 350 in.lbs. of Peak Torque. The variable-speed brushless impact driver has two speed settings and delivers 1,240 in.lbs. of Max Torque. It features Assist Mode (A-mode), which helps eliminate \ |
Model Number: | CX203SYB |
Product SKU: | 316360442 |
UPC: | 88381733014 |
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I wish kobalt would do compact versions of their tools, i find myself reaching for my brushed bosch 12V way too often, but have no desire to start up another battery system.
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This price not bad
I wish kobalt would do compact versions of their tools, i find myself reaching for my brushed bosch 12V way too often, but have no desire to start up another battery system.
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Also, would larger batteries fit on these tools...and would this charger charge larger Makita batteries?
What are the individual model numbers of the drill and driver?
Also, would larger batteries fit on these tools...and would this charger charge larger Makita batteries?
What are the individual model numbers of the drill and driver?
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For me, I don't see the need for the compact impact tools, because other than being narrower, they aren't smaller than higher powered impacts (often they are longer or the same legth), and even the weight differences are very small. But the performance compromise for these compact tools is pretty large in comparison to higher-powered impacts. Consider these if you already have a more powerful impact, but have a need for a narrower tool, at the expense of torque/speed.