Makita twin kit in white and black, comprising of a combi drill and an impact driver. Powerful combi drill produces up to 42Nm torque and is fitted with a 2-speed and reverse gearbox with all metal gearing for durability. A 13mm keyless chuck provides simple bit replacement. Compact yet powerful impact driver is fitted with a ¼" hex chuck for easy bit changes. An all-metal gearbox improves toughness and life length. Extreme protection technology reduces both dust and water ingress. A built-in LED job light for a clear view of the workpiece. Both tools feature a variable speed trigger and electronic brakes for control and safety. Ideal kit for drilling and fixing jobs. Supplied with high capacity 3.0Ah Li-ion batteries and heavy duty carry case.

DHP453ZW Combi Drill: Max. drilling capacity in masonry 13mm, wood 38mm, steel 13mm. Max. torque 42Nm hard / 27Nm soft. No load speed 400/0-1300rpm, 0-6000/0-19,500bpm. Overall length 232mm. Weight 1.7kg.

DTD146ZW Impact Driver: Bolt capacity M5-M14. Max. torque 160Nm. No load speed 0-2300rpm, 0-3200ipm. Overall length 138mm. Weight 1.5kg.

Now I know why women buy too many shoes. I want this but don't need it, still got my old trusty Makita.:smile:

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If you have never used an Impact Driver go out and buy one. For years I had a normal drill/driver and you end up just reaming the heads out. An impact driver is an amazing tool to have easily undoing stubborn screws or driving wood screws all the way in.

the kit at toolstation has a worse box but the drill driver has a worklight. i would prefer 10 more bucks for a worklight.

Why is it white and not green like other Makita 18v range?.

Not sure about the lighter range! I understood they were special edition kit, my white&black drill driver is still going strong after 7 years, same 3ah hour batteries aswell, cracking but of kit! I really fancy an impact driver now, I thought about the dtd152 as that appears to be the more recent replacement for the 146! Might be wrong!