Editor's SummaryThe Makita drilling and driving power tool is a reliable and durable tool for professionals. It has withstood extreme conditions and continues to work flawlessly. Its smooth speed control and strong performance make it ideal for demanding projects.

IntroductionThe Makita drilling and driving power tool has been a workhorse for me, surviving three shifts, 12 projects, a 10-meter fall, extreme temperatures, and four years of intense use without stopping. It continues to work flawlessly on its original batteries.

Design and Build QualityI received this tool from an experienced vachotnik, who used it for garage and repair work. It has withstood harsh outdoor conditions, including rotating and drilling rusty metal structures.

This tool feels indestructible.

Key FeaturesCompatibility with Makita BatteriesUnfortunately, my Kamolee drill does not have the same battery connectors, so I had to use a transition adapter.No Percussion ModeMakita does not have a percussion mode, which means no additional handle is available. It only offers standard drilling.Smooth Speed ControlThe trigger is soft to press, and the speed control is smooth, with many steps, making it feel like a variator.Large WeightThe main drawback of most drill/drivers is their weight. Both Makita and Kamolee are heavy, making it impractical for tasks that require frequent screwing and drilling.Drilling and Driving PerformanceIt performs well in both drilling and driving tasks, with two speed modes available.ConclusionThis is a serious, indestructible tool for professionals. It has withstood extreme conditions and continues to work flawlessly. I highly recommend it for demanding projects where downtime is not acceptable.

Featured FAQWhat is the Makita drilling and driving power tool used for?It is used for drilling and driving tasks, such as screwing and drilling metal structures.

Is the Makita drilling and driving power tool compatible with other brands?Unfortunately, it is not compatible with other brands, such as Kamolee, due to different battery connectors.

Does the Makita drilling and driving power tool have a percussion mode?No, it does not have a percussion mode, which means no additional handle is available.

What is the weight of the Makita drilling and driving power tool?It is heavy, making it impractical for tasks that require frequent screwing and drilling.

What are the speed modes available on the Makita drilling and driving power tool?It has two speed modes available.

Is the Makita drilling and driving power tool suitable for professionals?Yes, it is a serious and indestructible tool for professionals, ideal for demanding projects where downtime is not acceptable.