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About 870 ! ?

Do those have enough torque to do wheelbults on a car?

tools, could you link to the water filters please? is there only one type of water filter?

I'll stick with professional gas chainsaws. I don't have time to play with battery nonsense.

DeWalt tools for wood, for all else go Team Red! Not so sure that holds water these days, if it ever did. For years, nothing beat Milwaukee on drills and impacts. As a DIY, Fuel 12v would probably more than suffice for me.

I have a Makita ls1219 l saw blade 12 inch. arbor 30mm . there is a 16 mm to 30mm adapter ring. and I want to buy a Diablo 12 inch 80 blade and they all come with a 1" hole what should I do? Can you help me please

Wish I could find one of these here in the USA, I'm still using the DCF787 that came with the Dewalt kit I bought couple years ago.

how does it compare to the corded version in terms of power?

What's the point of heaven of battery if the chord still on the way and have to drag it around or side pack itin the way of tool belt idk 🤷‍♂️ even if on sides

The goat-skin Milwaukee gloves are the best work gloves I have ever owned. Worth every penny.

Man, when these were announced I was very uninterested. The design isn't something that looked all that great to me, having the battery at the end of a cord. I don't have any issues with the ergonomics of my current cordless random orbit (Dewalt) sander. Majority of my time I'm sanding on top of something, and then a bit on the sides, but I've never had an issue with the weight. I switch between that and an also Dewalt cordless belt sander when I need a ton of material removed but not quite to the level to bring out the planer. Then you release this video, watching it in use, I can see the ergonomics argument. But that's not what really got me. Hot damn that thing can remove material. And that they will work with 3M's stupidly good Xtract Net discs which I do like a lot more than any belts I've found...now I want one of these things, damn it.

Is the edger an attachment that can go between a trimmer and an edger? Or do you need to buy both units?

I like everything about this sander but it does use up batteries fast glad I have as many batteries as I do.

I work for a company that builds military aircraft. This company buys Milwaukee, DeWalt and Rigid all day long...in packs of 10 to be exact. I can tell you that these high priced brands are trash. I bought a Dewalt and the battery went out in about a month. Milwaukee batteries do NOT last long at all. AND Milwaukee makes a lot of seals for military aircraft and submarines. I own almost everything Ryobi. Their impacts have almost 1,200 release horsepower. BETTER than the expensive brands. DeWalt Nailers need to build up pressure to get the Nailer to make multiple hits. The Ryobi is so similar to the Rigid brand. BUT another thing that I like about RYOBI is how you can buy any of their replacement parts. I dropped their pole saw and BAM...there was a replacement casing at a great price....and it was easy to replace.

These look awesome! When are we getting a multi tool though 😩

Sanders are pbly the one tool i prefer corded. They feel lighter, and are able to just keep sanding. Sanding takes time, and with a cord you just mindlessly sand and sand till it's done.

It's like going from iphone 7 to iphone 8. I'm still very happy with my 2767 that I bought in June 2020.

wtf. that qp was massive. the ones in oz are getting to the point that you can't tell them from a cheeseburger

👍👍👍. Thanks

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Can the cutting blades be adjusted to reduce the cutting depth?

Damn I’d love to get one of these. They’re just too damn expensive!

Is my Festool ETS EC 150 9 years old or 8 years old? Either way, nothing about these Makita sanders compels me. If someone absolutely needs a cordless kit,including the vac and AWS, I guess I get it. Seems a bit niche though. The hose going one direction and the power cord the other. I dunno man. I dunno.

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17 minutes and its dead wow - May be 25 minutes if both batteries were fresh. The 230V version looks like it'll still be the best option for being able to be used through out the day, plus job site clean up at the end. (Some sites now requiring a vacuum for site clean up, instead of the traditional Brush and Shovel due to Dust hazards)

Toothbrush.

cant find anything about the bigger makita 40v impacts... a joke huh?

Tools And Stuff !!!!!!!!!! Now this is the Makita I knew!

i have the ¾" drive and have been disappointed... hope these have a bigger hammer mechanism...

How’s the run time? Say, with a 4ah battery?

Tools: 'This should cost about ~25% of the Mirka, making it a good deal.' Makita USA: 'Say no more fam: MSRP 250% of Mirka'

I’d like a blue tooth vac with a massive battery pack you have to run the vac tube to the tool why not run the power to. They have the power packs they have the vacs combine the two. Or have a bracket so the power pack can be clipped onto the vac. I connect my chop saw, plunge saw, sander, plainer basically all my carpentry tools to the vac. Have a word with Makita for us.

自動車のポリッシャーに使うと便利だね。車の周囲をうろうろするときに、電源コードがタイヤに巻き付くことを気にしないというのは幸いだ。

Corded, cordless, cordless with a cord. Just need one with a cord from the battery to a power point and we’ll have come full circle

so what was the conclusion versus the murka then? because it seems that the murka head and sanding performance was the winner between these 2 choices right? ... if we ignore the other 2 main factors of pricing, and corded vs cordless as being less major / less significant ? if you can still remember how the murka was like earlier beforehand

My 850 also changes speed without switching modes. I use the screw mode to screw in the terminals on outlets and sometimes it’ll randomly switch to speed 3 and completely strip out the screw and sometimes the threading of the receptacle. If you bang it on the ground it switches to the mode you need… til you drop it Had it for a full year. Kinda disappointed as it’s my first impact and my journeyman’s impact is about 3 years older than mine and his works with no problem

Thanks for the interesting review. I chose a Festool 150mm ETS EC (5mm stroke) over the Mirka because at that time 3 years ago, I heard Mirka had some quality control issues. That said, I wouldn't discount them for a 150mm with a 3mm stroke. Having a battery on a sander that is supposed to be light is a paradox, especially when using dust extraction. When you said you could sand your deck with it, I swear I heard dick 😄

I have the LXT version of this saw, with the 150 mm blade, its a shame that these, or the older ones arent made to use with the tracks. I had to cut lots of 3 mm sheets recently at all kinds of angles and made the sole fit onto the makita tracks

Cheers for the review mate, I now know what the tax man is getting me this year!

By any chance do you know the prices in Canada

Is that table saw a job site sliding table saw

How loud are they? Could you use a db meter. I’m thinking of getting one

Are they going to release replacement pads like soft pads for rounded parts and hard pads for flat surfaces? Wonder if the Festool or Mirka pads might be compatible here as well, although most likely not.

Tfw you work outside in your boxers 😐

This seems a bit of a marketing miss. You have the worst of both worlds: there is a cord to contend with and limited run duration due to it being battery powered. Cordless should equal convenience and mains should be all about unlimited run time, this fails on both and seems an odd choice from an excellent brand that usually gets their designs spot on.

It seems as if Makita could have figured out how to have 1 sander do both 3mm and 5mm orbit with some sort of mechanical linkage. I know it's possible because I've got an old '80's Craftsman that you can change the orbit size on. I do like that they made the battery pretty much separate from the tool, but I have a hard enough time keeping my briches on. Last thing I need is a 5lb battery yanking em down. I guess you could find a way to route it back with the vacuum hose and stick it somewhere down the line and outta your way I bet it makes that tool super nice to use without having the weight of the battery added to it.