Makita DTD152Z 18V Li-Ion LXT Impact Driver - Batteries and Charger Not Included

Great little impact driver from Makita. All my power tools are mostly Makita LXT, I usually wouldn't buy any other brand. They use the same batteries. They are quality made and have never let me down. You can register them online for a further two years warranty as a bonus. This driver has a good weight and balance and has enough power and torque for most DIY jobs around the home. You can get the brushless version for a bit more cash and its a little bit more powerful but this one is still great value for the asking price. The brushes are easy to change anyway and you won't notice the power difference in day to day use. Recommended

What can I say it’s Makita Great product

Lovely little impact driver and worth the money

Fantastic still running hard. Use it every day.well worth the money and would definitely purchase again

Bought this to replace one we left out in the rain. Decent bare tool brand new and well packaged.

Excellent

Great wee impact driver

I guess you know that this comes without a battery. And it needs a battery to run. I bought it because I already had a Makita drill and the battery/charger is interchangeable. As for performance, it really is very good. Makita are a pretty well known name and they make good quality stuff and this is no exception. I've used it for a few relatively small projects and at no time was it out of it's depth. It drives screws in pretty quickly. The trigger pressure alters the speed, a nice touch of course. The battery (assuming you get or have one, because without one, it's an ornament), of even the smallest capacity goes for a good time and is quickly recharged (cup of coffee and you're ready to go again). You can get a similar drill from Makita for a few quid more which has a brushless motor, the advantage of which is that it'll last longer. Perhaps something to consider if you use an impact driver a lot. But this one, to add to your DIY tool kit is ideal. Punches above it's weight and I bet will outlast many users. In fact, it isn't too out of it's depth in a professional's tool box I'd say. One other thing. Makita batteries aren't cheap. But they are good. You can get ones made by others and there are varying reports on their effectiveness. At best, they seem to be okay but don't last as long between charges. At worst, as useful as a chocolate fireguard. I'd stick with the genuine ones.

Value

It's great

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