why do people keep using Phillips bits? the Robertson is far superior. it lasts way longer, the bit doesn't slip nearly as much, and u don't need a magnetic bit to hold the screw on the bit.
Hitachi makes by far the best bits, One TX30 lasted me a year. You lose them before they wear out or break. Same with Makita gold, Wera has stupid shape. You cant grind the tip down in lenght, with hitachi you can grind it down 3 times and its still useable.
Hi, I have an identical drill like this. It seems to work fine, but I see that mine has a little play on the chuck backward and forward in every setting I could make. Is that normal ? Thank you.
I'm looking for the everyday home jobs to drill woods, hanging frames, bathroom, installation od lighting equipments, drilling on woods and etc. Can this one able to drill on the walls? and even on concrete walls ? will u suggest me to buy this?
You won't have any problems with general duty jobs, I used mine the other day to drill 2 " deep holes ( hammer action) in to solid concrete floor. eazy peazy. No problem for the drill
yes , but for a makita cordless combi drill this is probably the best for price/torque. you could always go for a powerful corded drill for half the price. Depends what you want/need ,
It's not middle of the road, I have two and it's no different from the most expensive top end drill they make 481 just with out the digital display for the settings, this is one of the best drills you can get in 2021 bar the new Makita GXT range but hardly much difference in performance and GXT is heavier and not compatible with the LXT battery system.
You all prolly dont care but does anyone know of a method to log back into an instagram account..? I somehow forgot the login password. I would love any help you can give me
@Weston Josue i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm trying it out now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
My dhp482 is from romania and while its a fantastic tool that was worth every euro, there isn't much of a difference in power between speed 1 and 2. Anyone know why that is.
The DHP482 has a brushed motor. Makita have brushless combi drills too. Here is a video looking into the brushless DHP485: ua-cam.com/video/Se5Dxbn2Y8U/v-deo.html
They rip ya off on the batteries more than anything. Each one of those boxes of angry pixies has 10 Japanese 18650 cells in it. The cells in those batteries alone can run you up 60+ quid, and the kit comes with two of them. If you already have all that they do sell the drill only as well.
The Best.
Makita no 1 mondial
Very good information thanks
why do people keep using Phillips bits? the Robertson is far superior. it lasts way longer, the bit doesn't slip nearly as much, and u don't need a magnetic bit to hold the screw on the bit.
Caleb VeeDub I'd recommend the Miketa bits
Wera is far better
Hitachi makes by far the best bits, One TX30 lasted me a year. You lose them before they wear out or break. Same with Makita gold, Wera has stupid shape. You cant grind the tip down in lenght, with hitachi you can grind it down 3 times and its still useable.
Torx!!
Very very good and strong drill 482z.
Makita best
I have the dhp482w will the batteries of that drill be interchangeable with the dhp482z that you have thanks.
Dhp482 vs dewalt dcd791 ??)) What is your choise ??
482 for me
How do you open and close the chuck, I can close it by holding it and pressing drill but I cant open it?
just the other way around: change the direction and it will open; or you turn it by hand (open/close is printed on the drill)
Hi, I have an identical drill like this. It seems to work fine, but I see that mine has a little play on the chuck backward and forward in every setting I could make. Is that normal ? Thank you.
Yes
Same as mine. When I tried a new model it didn’t seem to move so much
I'm looking for the everyday home jobs to drill woods, hanging frames, bathroom, installation od lighting equipments, drilling on woods and etc. Can this one able to drill on the walls? and even on concrete walls ? will u suggest me to buy this?
You won't have any problems with general duty jobs, I used mine the other day to drill 2 " deep holes ( hammer action) in to solid concrete floor. eazy peazy. No problem for the drill
thanks bro but the price kinda expensive
yes , but for a makita cordless combi drill this is probably the best for price/torque. you could always go for a powerful corded drill for half the price. Depends what you want/need
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CAN YOU TRY COCO LUMBER WOOD WHAT HAPPEN WE WILL SEE
Not bad intro. Still lots to learn. Keep it up.
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It's not middle of the road, I have two and it's no different from the most expensive top end drill they make 481 just with out the digital display for the settings, this is one of the best drills you can get in 2021 bar the new Makita GXT range but hardly much difference in performance and GXT is heavier and not compatible with the LXT battery system.
You all prolly dont care but does anyone know of a method to log back into an instagram account..?
I somehow forgot the login password. I would love any help you can give me
@Weston Josue i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm trying it out now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Weston Josue it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass!
@Cade Arthur You are welcome :)
Wrong by a long shot
Never bay makita drill made in Romania, the have problems with 2 speed, thanks
My dhp482 is from romania and while its a fantastic tool that was worth every euro, there isn't much of a difference in power between speed 1 and 2. Anyone know why that is.
3 Ач аккумуляторы поддерживает?
Да
A drills , without a side handle grips, low speeds, not for thicker steel drilling..
Is this a brushless already?
No, it's got a brushed motor
The DHP482 has a brushed motor. Makita have brushless combi drills too. Here is a video looking into the brushless DHP485: ua-cam.com/video/Se5Dxbn2Y8U/v-deo.html
Not helpful. Why no demo of drilling into stone/concrete? People do use these for that.
Chuck not worth a crap, and bearing fails at back of armature, causing brushes to melt into casing, warranty not worth s..t
@nik tovarevic festool!
well it is a brushed motor but the price is still 200 pounds. what da heck.
Jk957 mine was £52 on amazon
They rip ya off on the batteries more than anything. Each one of those boxes of angry pixies has 10 Japanese 18650 cells in it. The cells in those batteries alone can run you up 60+ quid, and the kit comes with two of them. If you already have all that they do sell the drill only as well.
Shame on you Makitta, you disappointed us