Makita has the world's largest 18-Volt cordless tool line-up, and the 18-Volt LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless 2-Piece Combo Kit packs 2 compact cordless tools with efficient brushless motors for a full range of drilling, driving, and fastening applications. The XT269M includes a versatile 1/2 in. hammer driver-drill with all-metal gear construction for applications in wood, metal and masonry. The powerful impact driver weighs only 3.3 lbs. (with 4.0Ah battery), yet delivers a full 1,500 in. lbs. of torque. Both tools are equipped with an efficient and compact brushless motor that is engineered for longer run time, increased power and speed, and longer tool life. The 18-Volt LXT 4.0Ah battery has a category-leading charge time of only 40 minutes for less downtime and increased productivity, and includes an on-board LED charge level indicator for increased convenience. For increased versatility, the tool can also be powered by Makita 18-Volt LXT and Compact Lithium-Ion batteries with the star symbol on the battery indicating Star Protection inside. 18-Volt LXT 4.0Ah batteries (BL1840 and BL1840B) are compatible only with Star Protection tools, indicated by the Star Symbol and or Yellow Battery Receiver under the tool. There are over 125 Makita 18-Volt cordless tools with Star Protection, and more are on the way.
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Good beginner set for anyone. If you stick 2Ah battery in it's as compact as Milwaukee M12 but with higher torques.
Once you use Makita for half a day you will love how smooth and comfortable it is. I own Milwaukee first but I'm slowly starting to transition over to Makita.
I still keep my M12 tools around because they're handy. Sold most of my M18.
Thanks! If we're talking about impact wrenches,which brand is the best?
Well that's subjective. Depend on your trade. For me it goes like this:
1st Milwaukee for power
2nd Makita for reliability and comfort
3rd Dewalt for affordability
Also a lot of YouTube video shows torque test and it rank just like that for impact wrench.
I personally own both Milwaukee and Makita high torques impact wrench. I don't have experience much with Dewalt. I have used them from other people but never own a Dewalt tool.
Well that's subjective. Depend on your trade. For me it goes like this:
1st Milwaukee for power
2nd Makita for reliability and comfort
3rd Dewalt for affordability
Also a lot of YouTube video shows torque test and it rank just like that for impact wrench.
I personally own both Milwaukee and Makita high torques impact wrench. I don't have experience much with Dewalt. I have used them from other people but never own a Dewalt tool.
Could you please explain how is Makita more reliable than Milwaukee?
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Once you use Makita for half a day you will love how smooth and comfortable it is. I own Milwaukee first but I'm slowly starting to transition over to Makita.
I still keep my M12 tools around because they're handy. Sold most of my M18.
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Thank you guys!
1st Milwaukee for power
2nd Makita for reliability and comfort
3rd Dewalt for affordability
Also a lot of YouTube video shows torque test and it rank just like that for impact wrench.
I personally own both Milwaukee and Makita high torques impact wrench. I don't have experience much with Dewalt. I have used them from other people but never own a Dewalt tool.
1st Milwaukee for power
2nd Makita for reliability and comfort
3rd Dewalt for affordability
Also a lot of YouTube video shows torque test and it rank just like that for impact wrench.
I personally own both Milwaukee and Makita high torques impact wrench. I don't have experience much with Dewalt. I have used them from other people but never own a Dewalt tool.
Take a look at car manufacturers as an example.
Take a look at car manufacturers as an example.
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