Makita 40v Drill Review Overview. Hammer Drills VS Drill Drivers. What are the Differences?
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Time for an overview of the 4 New Makita XGT 40v Max Drills. This is a simple comparison video just to let you know what the differences are. 2 Hammer Drills and 2 Drill Drivers, but which one do YOU want?
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Bought my first battery drill a little over a year ago, and man what a time and effort saver. I have used a corded one 3 times since.
I just bought into the 40v line with the only drill / driver combo they have available (I'm in the states), it was way more cost effective than getting a drill and impact driver separately. The combo comes with the top of the line impact driver and the "GPH01" aka top of the line hammer drill. IMPORTANT TO KEEP IN MIND: the GPH01 is HEAVY. It's too heavy (in my opinion) to have on your tool belt for pre drilling holes or using at a slower speed for being more careful with delicate screws. For this I will continue to use my 18v subcompact drill / driver.
By the way I am very happy with the "GPH01" -- it's a beast. I needed to add a cordless hammer drill to my arsenal. I will be getting the "GFD02Z" bare tool "entry level" drill driver soon. Thanks so much for your videos!!
I'm glad to see the different versions of Makita's 40v drill. Most channels will only show the full size hammer drill. I'm interested in the others as well.
Been on XGT since it came out; the electronic clutch is a killer feature; so precise, so quiet and vibration free 😍
Great reviews too T&S 👍
Cheers. I love it too.
You remembered all the numbers, lol Nice. I definitely learnt something. Watch more of your vids. Good work bro. 🙇🏾♂️🖖🏾🔔🤙🏾
I like ur review and commentary style, u explain those little (but in most cases important and a deciding factor when considering about purchasing) features on a power tool that are often ignored by those mainstream tooltubers, keep it up
I wouldn’t call the gph02 an entry level drill. It’s advertised as a compact model, it’s lighter then the gph01. It’s something to think about if you have to carry it on your tool bags everyday.
Exactly
As primarily a woodworker and not a builder, I really enjoy the mechanical clutch on the mid tier drills. In my experience, an electronic clutch tends to blow past the desired torque because of the slow nature of sensing/reacting whereas a mechanical clutch reacts instantly and never pushes too far. Also, using an electronic clutch creates the need for a delay between trigger pull and the motion of the drill, otherwise it would overshoot the desired torque even further than it already does.
I can’t believe you have all of these tools! I thought you sold the ones you weren’t using…my wife would kill me 😂
I need that 40v vacuum! Just started to collect my 40v line. Can't wait to get my hands on it with other tools.
This vac has other two colours I remember.
I hope Makita could release more colours of more models of tools. Should not only steal-proof blue and black in few models but also all models colourfully coloured.
DF002G not available in Australia. Am considering 40V for Saws - but don't want/need a super heavy and expensive drill driver.
You forgot the "kickback" safety on the hp001g and the df. Test that! Hold the drill, drive him an give him a little tap on the battery sideways, it will turn off to safe your wrist when your drillbit get stuck in the material ;-)
The kickback control is rubbish. These drills will still spin you round if they want to.
Okay if you think so but it is still a feature on them. Maybe one day it will safe your wrist. until than make more videos, can't wait for the next one :-D
Thanks for all the reviews of all different models and comparing against each other. Will come in handy when it time to replace existing kit.
I need all of those.
I used a 22mm in my DHP 481, on concrete.... I did the job pretty well
the capability of this tool is really great, its just not so small and compact as other options out there. this is why i am waiting for the flex FXM202-2B kit to become available. which should be cheaper too. since i cannot really justify the makita prices here in UK... not just the price of the bare too, but also the batteries. but i really like the digital clutch feature / setting on this tool. for controlling the torque of the screws. really nice, wish it appear on more tools in the future
but one feature i did not see mentioned here in this video was anti kick back safety cutout (for drilling, not the screw mode). because the flex turbo drill has a gyroscope sensor in it. and detects when the drill if trying to twist your hand off. and will stop autometically. so does these 40v makita also have such a feature? it would be nice to know if that is the case
They do
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Unexpected vid just noticed only now, sure great as always
Does anyone know why hammer drill and drill driver is the same weight and size. One would think that the hammer function would increase
weight and length.
Drills, drills, drills, and drills! I'm not on the XGT platform yet. I have to say, though, if/when I buy in it would be silly fore to NOT buy the MONSTER drill. I mean, come on! Why mess with anything less. I already have the top LXT model if I want less power.
QUESTION: How are you liking the XGT miter saw? Maybe a video on how it's working out for you and any other thoughts/feelings would be in order. I'm sure there are plenty of people like me who would love to own it, but are a little scared of the price tag.
Cheers! And thanks for the video!
I’ll stick to the high end 18v for hand tools. 40v for yard tools.
Question to you, what is the most definitive source to make sure I'm buying the latest possible model?
Hmm interesring, is df002 heavier than ddf484 or about the same weight.
Nice i like the turntable introdution to the tools could you include specs with the torque ratings and speed in 1st and second gear 😁🤙🤘love the drills they need to bring out a few more 40v impact drivers like you said only have 1 out ????
Thank you for your reviews!
Great comparison!
Cheers
Thanks for the great comparison. You have the best Makita XGT reviews. I have now bought a DF001 and it is an excellent machine, but I would really like to know if it is normal to have a small amount of movement with the chuck both backwards and forwards in a range of about 1mm to 1.5mm. I can move the chuck by hand forward or backward, the same way the chuck moves when I tilt the drill. Is this a feature of the drill or a defect?
Having the opportunity of getting a 40 V impact TD002G (Japanese) what should one think about, for instance, are sizes exactly the same?
Well thats annoying. Thinking of upgrading my 18v hammer and thought I dont even use the hammer fuction on my current one as I use my 12v rotary hammer for brick etc, ill go for the df001g and well it doesnt exist in the uk 🤦🏼♂️😂 looks like ill be getting the HP001g anyway.
Intro inspired by: czcams.com/video/4Ng1IAtrbok/video.html
It's weird, the lower end model looks like the metal housing behind the chuck has indents that would accept a side handle... maybe it's an option that can be bought separately?
That brushed DHP458 (XPH03 here) was my first cordless drill. It's a beast and still an excellent tool 👍
I’m looking at getting the top of the line drill. Is it best to go with the one without the hammer drill option if you already have a rotary hammer drill?
If you aren't going to ever use the hammer function don't get it, as it usually adds cost, weight, size and fragility to the drill. That said, I always get the hammer drills😄
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL It’s a tricky one. I’ve always used the rotary hammer drill as I’ve always been disappointed in the 18v drill hammer capabilities.
The topic??? Dewalt skillys maybe 🤔
Hey mate greetings from across the ditch! What size battery do you think works best for the drill? are the 4.0ah a little too bulky? I think 2.5ah seems like a good size. Thanks.
2.5 is the way to go.
I'm waiting for an 80 volt chainsaw that can keep up up with 70cc gas!
Can you test the two hammer drills
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I think all of us Makita LXT users know that their medium duty drills/drill-drivers are ho-hum. The light duty drills (sub-compact) are smaller than most 12v drills on the market and put out 40nm paper (more like 45-50). The medium duty drills put out about a 100 more inch lbs and are almost the size of the heavy duty drills. Makita just refreshed the "sub-compact" drills. Where's the XGT version? Where's my 40v DDF083? Nicole Simpson can't rap.
You lucky man...all those makitas so little time
Lucky man... more like skint man 😆
11:25 I'm not sure if that's my ears ringing or the camera's ears ringing, but man, I hate it.
Here's a question where's the Makita Nail guns wtf
I've given up asking
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL seems like Milwaukee is bringing a new nail gun out every day . Makitas lack of nail guns is just as bizarre as Milwaukees lack of Track Saw at this point. lol
Milwaukee is soon to release a track saw that will blow you away...
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL that’s what I’ve been hearing hopefully it’s get good stuff 👍
Festool PDC/TPC,all above wouldn't be used even if provided for free
Hope u didn't buy all these drills just for a comparison review boss?? 😲
Sexy ass drills....👍👍👍😍😍😍
Half of those are his, and half of them came from. So no, he didn't buy all of them.
Too much rpm for drilling, too little power for screwing... 👎 (i know that they said 125 nm or something but in real life can't beat dewalt 95 nm drills...
Alright mate, no need for dewalt fanboying here 😉
Go have a look at CZcams reviews mate and you will see they smash dewalt
CZcams is full of muppets who comment and dislike videos without even watching them.
Well, i dont dislike any videos and i dont need to see any dewalt videos because i own those machines... That being said, 2 gears arent enough to drill steel simply because it is allways too slow/fast (right speed for hss bit is roughly 6000 devided drill diameter). And we can clearly see in that video that machine strugle to drive that big screw despite claim those big newtons... And dont get me wrong, i would like to buy makita because it is cheaper than hilti,fein or dewalt... Only broblem is that unlike this video those drills suck...🤷🏻
They don't have trouble putting in screws. Watch my 4 brand drill comparison video.
So 40V line is supposed to be for professionals only and we get entry level drills. Makita 😂👍👍
Who told you that rubbish? Its a new line, period. Caters to both pro and home gamers. Just like the 18v.