Bosch professional against the makita surely not in the same league ,
dont mack me off to mickkemp
22 Nov 15#7
Normally i would agree. There is a reason they are so widely used on building sites. 453 is about the lowest of the range though though. Doesn't even get a work light.
micpwelsh
22 Nov 153#6
Makita is a tradesmen tool Bosch is for the diy guy
Y_A_1979 to micpwelsh
25 Nov 15#17
I think he meant the 'Professional' (blue) range as opposed to the DiY (green) range. Not exactly cut and dry though - the Bosch trim router walks all over the Makita one, as does the new range of sliding compound mitre saws. However, the Makita drills are ahead in my book.
telboy69
22 Nov 15#8
Not a good deal at all cold,pay a extra 20 notes and get a Milwaukee for that price.
chub_pie
22 Nov 15#9
An extra tenner gets you the a 3ah battery at Wickes!
beljata to chub_pie
23 Nov 15#16
And fast charger too
Lord Biddy
22 Nov 15#10
Great price - Makita tools are excellent
Teza511
22 Nov 15#11
This vs that lol
Let's chuck some more in: Hilti & festool.
My personal likes are Makita & Hilti for drills.
tallpault
22 Nov 15#12
Missed the one last week.Any other decent deals for a drill that would keep me going doing sparky homers?Cheers
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Opening post
Voltage: 18 v Max. in wood: 36 mm Max. in masonry: 13 mm Max. in steel: 13 mm Blows per minute H: 0-19500/ L: 0-6000 bpm
Max Torque S/H: 42 Nm Torque Settings: 16 + drill No Load Speed H: 0 - 1300 / L: 0 - 400 rpm Battery Type: Lithium-ion Battery Quantity: (1.5 Ah)2 Vibration: Drilling: 2.5 m/sec² Vibration: Hammer Drilling: 7.5 m/sec² Vibration K factor: 1.5 m/sec² Noise sound pressure: 78 dB(A) Noise K factor: 3 dB(A)
Net weight: 1.7 kg
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Here’s a ‘Help’ link which gives tips and advice on thread posting.
http://www.powertoolsuk.co.uk/makita-dhp453sy-combi-drill-1-18v-1-5ah-li-ion-battery.html
Let's chuck some more in: Hilti & festool.
My personal likes are Makita & Hilti for drills.