Makita DHP482Z 18V Li-ion Cordless Combi Drill - Body Only
The new 18V LXT Combi Drill from Makita replaces the DHP456 and is a compact and precise power tool for the professional or DIY enthusiast. It features an all-metal gear construction for extra high transmission durability as well as an electric brake and variable speed control trigger. You will find this an extremely comfortable drill to use with its ergonomic soft grip handle and lightweight design.
Features:
Electric brake
Mechanical 2-speed control
Variable speed control trigger
Forward/reverse rotation
Twin LED job light
Ergonomic soft grip handle
Compact overall length of 198mm
Single sleeve keyless chuck
Lightweight design
Battery protection circuit
Belt clip
All metal gear construction for extra high transmission durability
Specifications:
Battery Type: Li-ion
Voltage: 18V
No Load Speed: 0-1900 rpm (Hi) - 0-600 rpm (Lo)
Blows per Minute: 0-28500 bpm (Hi) - 0-9000 bpm (Lo)
Chuck Capacity: 1.5-13mm
Max in Masonry: 13mm
Max in Steel: 13mm
Max in Wood: 38mm
Torque Settings: 21+ Drill
Max Fastening Torque (S/H): 36/62 Nm
Net Weight: 1.8kg
Please note this is a body only item and is not supplied with batteries, charger or case.
10 comments
Dealmaker
24 Nov 16#1
Around this price all the time? May be the cheapest of the lot by a couple of quid.
Ralph888
24 Nov 16#2
These are great drills, what I don't like is the sparks from the motor, do prefer sealed, if I can see them then so can dust! Remember to go to Makita website within 30 days, register to opt in to the 3 year warranty and keep your original receipt. https://www.makitauk.com/service-web/login.html
badgerman2 to Ralph888
24 Nov 161#3
agree about the sparks - quite alarming if you're not used to it...
Shock
24 Nov 16#4
where to get cheap batteries?
Ralph888 to Shock
24 Nov 16#5
I've used the cheapo copies on Ebay, try not to get them from Chinese/UK cloaked sites as I had one that failed after 9 months and it was a hassle getting it exchanged. I havant had any issues with them. Even the genuine ones have failed on me, just depends how often they are being used!
harveybq to Shock
24 Nov 162#7
you dont, there ****. go for genuine battery's all day.
indiehannah_jones
24 Nov 16#6
Argos are doing the batteries for around £35, bought one the other day. First one was faulty but the replacement works fine.
1of the carpenters in work bought cheap battery off flea bay and it caught fire while on charge. Lucky he was about to stop it as it was in a clients kitchen. Don't buy them cheap alternatives can be dangerous
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The new 18V LXT Combi Drill from Makita replaces the DHP456 and is a compact and precise power tool for the professional or DIY enthusiast. It features an all-metal gear construction for extra high transmission durability as well as an electric brake and variable speed control trigger. You will find this an extremely comfortable drill to use with its ergonomic soft grip handle and lightweight design.
Features:
Electric brake
Mechanical 2-speed control
Variable speed control trigger
Forward/reverse rotation
Twin LED job light
Ergonomic soft grip handle
Compact overall length of 198mm
Single sleeve keyless chuck
Lightweight design
Battery protection circuit
Belt clip
All metal gear construction for extra high transmission durability
Specifications:
Battery Type: Li-ion
Voltage: 18V
No Load Speed: 0-1900 rpm (Hi) - 0-600 rpm (Lo)
Blows per Minute: 0-28500 bpm (Hi) - 0-9000 bpm (Lo)
Chuck Capacity: 1.5-13mm
Max in Masonry: 13mm
Max in Steel: 13mm
Max in Wood: 38mm
Torque Settings: 21+ Drill
Max Fastening Torque (S/H): 36/62 Nm
Net Weight: 1.8kg
Please note this is a body only item and is not supplied with batteries, charger or case.
10 comments
https://www.makitauk.com/service-web/login.html
If so what capacity are these batteries as it doesn't state on the site?