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Slide one of these batteries onto the supremely designed impact driver and youll be amazed at what you can do. Despite its size (for the record, its 5-3/4 inches long and weighs barely 3 pounds), this driver kicks out an unbelievable 1,280 in./lbs. of efficient torque, a no-load speed of 2,300 rpm and 3,200 blows per minute, putting it way out in front of the pack. We really like the integrated worklight, too. It illuminates as soon as you pull the trigger, and it stays on for 10 seconds or so after you release the trigger, too a handy little feature.
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Technical Details
- Makita-built 4-pole variable speed motor delivers 1,330 in.lbs. of Max Torque, with 2,300 RPM and 3,200 IPM- Compact, ergonomic design at only 5-3/4 inches long; weighs just 3.4 lbs.
- Features such as a one-touch 1/4-inch hex chuck for easy bit insertion, a built-in L.E.D. light illuminates the work area, and a rugged tool belt clip
- Makita LXT Lithium-Ion battery and Energy Star rated 30-Minute Rapid Optimum Charger produces 430% total lifetime work with 2.5X more cycles
- 3-year warranty on tool
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By Josephine Miller (ny ny)
the best cordless ever used. dropped it a 100 times still works didn't think I needed the light I was wrong.very strong and very light. batteries last long on a charge.Give as a gift have a friend forever.
By John Lynch (Auburn, WA)
Great tool. I had to get a second because my wife kept "borrowing" the tool!
By quality hawk (Chicago IL)
I have been using impact drivers professionally since they were introduced many years ago (they were 9.6 volt, nicad). I rarely use them for drilling but for fastening, it is the tool of choice. This is my 3rd Makita, from the 9.6 to the 12 and now the 18 volt and I have never worn one out completely. Batteries, yes, many. Nicads didn't last all that long in number of cycles, NiMH were much better and now L-Ion which are a vast improvement. Now for this tool. Makita also makes this in a 3 speed model with brushless motor for considerably more money. Since this is not the only tool I own I have to consider cost. The 3 speeds of the other tool are unnecessary; I have absolute control of the tool thru the variable speed trigger. As far as the brushless motor with more fasteners per charge and extended motor life, yes it would be nice if cost were not a big factor but I have never worn out the tool or replaced brushes in the other Makita's. The other tool on the market that I have experience with is the Panasonic, which is at least equal to the Makita. And Panasonic has their own battery technology (they achieve the same performance using only 14.4 volts) They have the selectable 3 speed and brushless motor but are substantially more expensive. So, for less money I don't feel that I have lost. The Makita name has served me well.
By Robert Blankenship
I have a window treatment installation business. I for years swore buy my Panosonic cordless 12V becase of the light weight. I was helping a friend that has a contracting company and he gave me the impact driver to try out. What a difference this little gun made 18v and lighter then my current drill. I purchased one from Home Depot for a lot more than I could have purchased here. I will be buying the next one from Amazon.
By W. Morrow (Honolulu, Hawaii)
I work construction and the company I build houses for uses steel studs. We use impact drivers like regular carpenters would use a hammer. This tool takes the punishment of all day use in a tough environment of heat moisture and of course dust. I buy Makita because its light yet durable. The Dewalt impact is heavier and does seem to have more torque and power but not much. I like the Lithium batteries over the old NiCads because of the need to grab a half charged battery from the charger. This would be a death blow to a NiCads life span. Finally old Dewalt is making their impacts with Lithium Batteries but more expensive. I will stick with Makita.
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