Makita News May 2023. New Makita Power Station, Makita Microwave, Makita Freezer and More...
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- Makita Update for the month of May 2023
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Flashing diagram... Almost have an epileptic fit, when I saw what it was.
I mean, they had to get the microwave out first. Priorities.
😂 I love that Easter egg framing nailer 😁 well done
Nothing beats getting paid at work for sitting on the toilet and watching a Tools and Stuff video.
And spending that pay on a 600 quid microwave you may use every now and then😂
Glad you're better! Thanks for a dose of Makita tools!
Still coughing my guts up a lot and have reduced lung capacity and energy... but about 85% there. Editing is taking longer because of all the coughing that needs cutting out.
The small "clip on" light is pretty interesting. I wonder what the price will be.
Makita finally Nailed it!
Glad you’re on the mend tools!!
Thanks for the upload!
Great to see you back brother💯
Excited to see those packout looking drawings in the thumbnail. I hope they nail the design and durability on those. Will buy instantly
Video tonight on voiceless tool reviews.
makita and m12 both are awesome
I tend to get mad if i get clickbaited for a Makita Battery Nailer.. i am waiting so Long now for this one..
Still love your vids!
Hey tools have you been able to source one of those BL4040F batteries from japan by proxy buying? Been having trouble because theres a rule around shipping batteries.
Any DJR189Z style coming out in the XGT range at all?
Japanese engineering never die
Need some more cxt tools, especially in the mechanic area.
get well sir & keep me fed with more tool info.
Micro wave makes total sense. I have there cordless coffee maker and it destroyers batteries making one cup of coffee. I bet this thing is amazing.
Seeing that 1 inch impact has me interested. The 3/4 40V impact already hits harder than anything in the shop I work at including the 1 inch air impacts just based on time to remove lug nuts. Only down side is it drains batteries quick but when needing the power it is nice to have.
That big D hanndle thing will need a 8ah battery to last any amount of time
@@aaronoconnor606 to be expected. I use my 3/4 impact to remove and install 4 tires and it needs to have the battery changed out. It is for hitting hard not for long.
what screwdriver do you use in this video to extend your hand?
0:23 be still my heart
I thought you would like that one.
afaik, ryobi are the only ones doing a 240v inverter but hope i'm wrong?
As soon as they make a 240v "POWER STATION" ill be getting one. Shame about the back pack battery requirement though. Maybe you can look into a work around for that :P
Makita is in the perfect position to create a power pack that runs off of 40v batteries and yet they still haven't done it. It doesn't make sense for me to buy a back pack battery when I have a whole bunch of 40v batteries for my tools. Slapping 6 8ah 40v batteries into a power station for 120v would be better.
If I'm going to buy a back pack battery I might as well buy a whole other brand.
Also it would make sense that the whole unit run off of 40v batteries or even 6ah 18v batteries so that it can charge your batteries when the unit is plugged in. A charger/power station all in one. What they have here we would still need to plug in external chargers.
I hope they made power station too, cant wait!
Festool already does a 240v one and it fits on top of your makpacs. Ironically, I can't get it in 120v.
il be buying the powerstation when it comes out ... i hope the price will be good not over 1k
4:35 blades are also a lot more efficient than trying to beat the grass into submission with a tiny plastic whip. You'd get maybe twice the runtime with this dog-paw remover
Note for cut and drop with brambles etc. not weekly cuts round your garden. Will get blunt quite quickly with stones etc. will still need the tiny plastic whip
I’m on the lxt, mxt and hikoki platforms. I have the most 18/36v hikoki batteries though and am getting out of the makita 18v slowly.
Wish hikoki brought out new gear at the same rate as makita
welcome back
Please tell me , What is Makitas Best trimmer ?
How does it look with the XGT Grease gun? I would get one immedietly. Please answer me if you have or not any information. Thank you.
Damn they're coming out with some good stuff.
Those eskies are starting to look interesting for camping but I wonder if the cig socket connection will charge the batteries off the vehicle as well as run the fridge at the same time.
Unlikely I reckon.
Might have to have a look methinks.
Nope.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Bummer.
Great video. I've been wanting to get onto the Makita 40 volt platform but I can't afford it. Hopefully they will come down in price eventually
They raised the prices over a month ago on the XGT platform. Sadly I don't think the prices will ever come down just like everything else these days
@@perfectdiversion yeah mate. Unfortunately I'll probably never be able to afford it.
Yaaay, another news video, love these!
BL4040F, now that is interesting, I wonder what cells they are using, maybe Murata has some new, improved ones. I guess it will have the same power as BL4050F.
I also like those hints you flashed, hopefully it won't be too long
@@riba2233could be the pouch cell that was shown several months ago
@@toolscientist hmm yes that is true! Can't wait to see more details!
@riba2233 seems weird to do 4ah, when 1-2ah or 6-7Ah would fill gaps. It definitely looks different proportions to the 21700 4Ah, though
@@toolscientist imho this is not about filling gaps but about offering a powerful pack in smaller dimensions, so you don't have to use huge 4050 or 4080 for tools like 10" saw or the chainsaw.
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Which country was the power station made?
Can't believe they haven't done a xgt jump starter yet...
What do you think about the 80V UR012G trimmer compared to a 40V ? I use the 18Vx2 and am most of the time only using speed1....
I haven't used the 80v yet, I wouldn't need it and it sounds like you def don't.
When is all this coming to Canada 🇨🇦
I've just picked up the microwave today and is awesome!! from what I've heard the railgun will only be 18v from the start, im curious to hear what you heard about it?
To me it looks that it has 18v battery on the picture.
An 18v rail gun... makita preparing for the apocalypse...😂
is that a framing nailer or just another brad nailer that you are flashing on the screen?
framing ;)
3:25 ooooooooo yes please
I talked to a maktia rep on a demo-stand yesterday, and they said that the new framing nailer was said to be released around september. Let's only hope the guy was correct! Also, he said that weight-wise it was to be in the middle of the pack. Not the lightest, not the heaviest. Can't wait!
Makita have been saying the framing nailer is a few months away for 7 years...
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL fingers crossed this time.
I head from the Mikita rep last week they needed to wait for hikoki Patent to run out in a couple of years
Buy the Milwaukee and use the battery adapter. I’ve been using it for years. Can’t beat it.
I have the Milwaukee nailer. Love it. However most of my tools are on the makita platform. If i can cut out another battery-platform while getting the same quality nailer, i would.
Nice
So Ive recently purchased a lot of 40v XGT garden tools for my business after turning my back on Ego 56v tools due to countless battery and charger issues... I've got to say I'm super impressed with the build quality and performance, this may sound like a dumb question but how come the Makita stuff is lower voltage and the motor is lower wattage on the multi-tool power head but seems more powerful? Just better in every way in my opinion... Could it be Makita just make really good brushless motors?
I have one functioning Ego left at work. Toys. I don’t pay for that kind stuff but if I did, it would be Makita. I wish Echo would work with Makita, Panasonic or the artist formally known as Hitachi Koki to develop some good shit. I hate running gas when I don’t need to, but my echo string trimmer isn’t built like shit (which seems to be the norm with the cordless OPE). I may try to push for XGT split shaft but we have, both, a lawn care contractor and a separate arborist for sawing down trees. It’s a hard sell and I certainly don’t need it for my apartment.
To answer your question, yes Makita probably make better motors than Chervon. More importantly is the price point and the margins. Chervon can make nice stuff, bottom of the barrel stuff and all flavours in between. I’ve seen examples from every price point. Who is clearly built to a price point. I haven’t seen their “professional” equipment, however.
Is there something else you "haven't seen" at the end of this video.
@@robertrada6040 I invested fairly heavy into the ego stuff as I was quite impressed at first at least... I wouldn't even class them as being used commercially or abused but the amount of issues was just unacceptable. I would highly recommend the XGT split shaft.. only had mine a few weeks and it's great. Much more robust than the Ego with plenty of power. Makita have been in the game a long enough to know how to build quality tools.. I think people just see 56v and these higher voltage tools and think it must be good but I think there's a lot more than just battery voltage, the overall quality of the motor and internals etc..
Yeah makita has top of the line motors unlike US based companies
I hope they will still put out more LXT stuff, but now this seems to be more like XGT focused.
Everyone that signed onto XGT would beg to differ.
Honestly i dont know what makita were thinking with that power supply. For not much more than the price of JUST the required 1.2KWh battery. You can get something like a Bluetti AC200P or Ecoflow make various models aswell. Only these have about a 2KW inverter and a Lithium iron phosphate battery good for thousands of cycles. Not hundreds like normal power tool batteries and that backpack unit.
To be fair though. The Makita (aswell as the other options from Milwaukee, Ryobi, Ego) are prob much more suited for a dusty/rainy outdoor jobsite environment. I have one of the Bluetti EB200P units. And that def stays in my vehicle away from dust and dirt.
I would love Makita to make a small unit though (150-300w). Like the Ryobi battery topper or i think Milwaukee makes one over in the states. I actually have one of the Ryobi ones that I use on other batteries with those cheap adapters off ebay.
That and also a high wattage USB C supply. I have the dewalt one which once again i use with battery adapters.
For power station Makita needs one powered by 4+(better 6 or 8) xgt/lxt batteries, which can be charged by it, I can live if it would be consecual, not parallel. On top of that possibility of use as power supply for pc/electronics. I would gladly pay something around 1500$us for bare unit. Otherwise thinking about getting ecoflow with lifepo4 battery for the exact purpose.
What you said is exactly what I want. Being able to plug in 6 or 8 8Ah 40v batteries and charge them AND run a 120v hammer drill off the power station would be perfect. I dont understand why its so hard for them to make something like this when they already have these awesome 40v batteries. Or maybe they're not in touch with the construction industry.
The ecoflow delta 2 is probably better value really. Especially if the Makita power pack isn't lifepo4
@@whirled_peas It depends. I got alot, I mean ALOT of Makita batteries. About 3,5-4kwh of summary capacity. And they are in constant rotation. So as a power solution it would be great. I mean DeWalt has something like this but I believe 110v only?
I love my ecoflow.
Seems like everybody is doing a smaller power station that runs off their tool batteries, and I got interested in your video because I thought Makita was finally joining that market, but apparently not. Sure, having an inverter is useful, but being able to slap my 5.0 LXT batteries into a device and use this device to charge things around the shop and house would be a lot more useful than what you showed here.
Can’t wait for the makita pack out though
Have you seen the vid on my other channel?
Sorry mate I’m drinking this weekend, 48… err I mean 35 hours from now I’m going to be blacked out in a different city. Good luck and cheers!
Lol
Could you plug that battery backpack into a circular saw? SDS? Jackhammer?! Nailgun!?
In theory.
You keep flashing images of the nail gun but didn’t make any mention of it is that going to be in another video ?
Where’s the DMC300?!? Also I want a 40V battery powered mini vacuum pump!
Hey Tools.. td002g is coming to nz aswell.. does that mean PROGRAMING ADAPTER is also on its way.. !!??
Nope. There is no mention of the Bluetooth adapter in any of the NZ literature.
@Tools & Stuff the wait goes on....... oh well, keep the awesome content coming.. 👏 👌🏼
I wish Milwaukee offer other colors tools other than red...
My god! Finally a framing nailer seems to be on the way! You happen to know if that’s XGT? I’m buying that the day I can get my hands on it!
And good to hear you’re recovering! I had issues for a while aswell after Covid. It took me about a month to get back to full health! Get well soon!
Considering Makita’s history with nailers, you really want to be the earliest adopter?
@@robertrada6040 haha! You make a good point, but I have their 40v brad and pin nailer and they’ve been working fantastically well for me. I think the whole point of Makita holding out so long for releasing one, is that they wanna get it right this time. I’m obviously waiting for this channel’s review on it, when it comes out. But I have high hopes for this one.
All the XGT tools I own have been great.
@Robert Rada wouldn't be scared so many on the market that they can test and analyze to build the best one, bet its pretty close to the metabo hpt framer as most of my metabo hpt tools are pretty identical with my bosses xgt line as far as feel, look, power, smoothness, etc.
@@dylanwheaton2785 metabo has been knocking it out of the park recently. They build really nice tools! I’m balls deep into Makita, but I got the Metabo table saw and I love it! Much better then Makita’s actually
@@dylanwheaton2785 Those two are all about “I can do that too” with each other.
Was wondering when Makita will relase the power station. But it's not what I had in mind..
Im waiting for Makita to release a full portable oven. In case I get an itch for a roasted turkey dinner while on a job site.
Due 1st 1/4 2024
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Maybe they could do something like the Ridgid "dual fuel" heat gun, which used butane for heat and 18v for the fan / control electronics.
The Ridgid one wasn't on the market for long and was apparently very unreliable. Makes me sad, because butane seems much better at generating heat than expensive power tool batteries.
Dunno - just a few ideas for your product launch video next year.
I want an inverter to make use of my LXT and XGT batteries, not one I have to buy another battery for. 🤷🏻♂️
£730 ,That's one exspensive mircowave. It's actually difficult to find a regular freestanding microwave near that price. You could by a top of the range microwave, a cheap generator and still have change for food to go in the thing.
You can buy a top of the line fancy pants Japanese market Microwave for half the price.
Don't forget the trolley you'll need to carry them both.
1 inch Impact Wrench 😮
Im so jealous RN
Makita makes great product and I'm looking forward to these new tools (especially that 1" impact) but they really need to step up their battery game. They need something bigger than 8Ah and something with pouch cells or similar technology if they want to stay relevant in the game.
The 40v 8Ah is the largest battery you can get from any tool line excluding MXFuel.
Something in the 10-12Ah would be nice. Hopefully they're working on pouch cell or something to compete with the Forge batteries. Just my 2 cents.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL
Is that a nail gun!?
I bought an RP2301FC Makita router and for the life of cannot find any accessory attachments for it. Anybody have an idea where I can look?
www.makita.com.au/building-construction/category/specialty-woodworking/rp2301fc-12-7mm-1-2-plunge-router?__cf_chl_tk=gu14WKBZhTf_7TMUGUzWkg1ZSN4QZ5YZWzndh2i1Wlw-1684629019-0-gaNycGzNDJA
Scroll to the bottom of this page for all the model numbers of the accessories any makita dealer should be able to order them for you and the numbers are there if you want to search for them yourself.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I’ll try that, thanks 🙏
Still waiting on there next generation of nail guns come on makita make something that is competitive with hikoki and milwaukee. The power station looks like a bit of miss to me would rather just buy a ecoflow the fridge is pretty cool and the microwave would be awesome in a work van. Also looking for a AWS vacuum/dust extractor that doesn't run on batterys i want my vacuum corded so i don't have to shell out for 2 8ah batterys
A decent corded AWS vacuum needs to happen. 🙏
And the jigsaw ?
Makita missed the mark with the BAC01.
PD is only 30W, charging laptops is not possible.
Also, it should be able to directly use the batteries.
This is what I would use for camping.
Depends on the laptop. All of Apple's laptops can be charged at 30W - or even *5w*, if you have all day and all night. The MacBook Air actually ships with a 30W power supply.
@@gf2e
Good to know.
Thank you for your reply.
That’s really upsetting on the concrete saw seeing how I just got it two months ago.
I wish they'd hurry up and make a light framer, table saw and 40v multi tools instead of microwaves and freezers ffs.
😂😂😂 it must be great working in design for Makita. They literally just make stuff then make updates or newer versions as they feel like it!
This powerstation thingy would be interesting for a Camping Van with photovoltaic cells on top of it. But then again, there are more practical inverters.
+ The Microwave would make much more sence and would have way more uses if you could use the LXT and GXT System, if it would run on 240V and 12V (while loading the Batteries when its pluged in). How it is now i just dont see many uses for it.
Multi tool and jig saw
Jigsaw not far away...
4:50 And C: It's not distributing microplastics and nylon all over the work area. ;)
No word on a xgt multi tool?
Nope.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL That’s disappointing. I’ve been patiently waiting to retire my 18 volt version.
Looking at battery costs. A 1 KW/h LFP Grade A pack runs around 140 US charge FOB. Grade A is rated for 4,500 charge/discharge cycles to 70 percent. Double that for manufacturing...add another 50 percent for profit...adjust up to 1.2 KW/h and the Makita would run 450 bucks or so. Not bad for a pack that will do 4,500 charge/discharge cycles! Buy a pack, run it for 20 years and....oh wait. This just in, Makita does not use those batteries as they go with LiMN with 400 to 800 cycles at a considerably higher price. Maybe next year? If I want to have a big ol battery for off gride/remote power I'd just get an Ecoflow and roll that direction. The entire unit could feed actual microwaves, fridges and AC units.... Oh well.... this just in. Ecoflow is making a robomower---uses cameras and AI to not run over your flowers, trees, dog and so on. I don't think Makita will wake up but Ego better be paying attention! IF the tool manufacturers made a car, the battery would be dead in less than 2 years, cost 2 million dollars and would all be the same color. Maybe next year
Why do you say batter-ree? The word is battery in Australia.
Your ears are stuffed. In Straya it's batree
Just want a jigsaw and multi tool 😅
Jigsaw very soon...
Does the wobble light come with its own 3.5tonne trailer because its so big and heavy? 😂
Put it in your Makita Barrow.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 😂
10:07 - did I really see that or are you just being a tease?
Why is Makita dragging their feet for an 18v LXT power inverter? 😢
That wierd trimmer attachment is ridiculous. Anything you would need that for you can just use a push mower or a regualr weed eater.
Where the hell is the sandwich press lol
They have a solution for that...
It’s coming before the jigsaw. Guaranteed.
Why can't they make plumbing and electrical like Milwaukee does
Because plumbing and electrical does not exist in Japan.
Hehe
Come on.... Frigging framing nailer
hm they give more attention to gimmicky stuff instead of what is realy needed! Jigsaws!!
40v ofcourse!
Really wish they'd make a stick vac with a powered head, that way I could get rid of this crappy dyson. Too bad they're so infatuated with making every single size of cooler lol.
The CW004G cooler still doesn't have charging like the Hikoki one.
Xgt multi tool where are you!
I wonder if matika makes kit from recycled plastic.I doubt in Japan!!!!
Covid whats that. Is that a new makita range
7:20 I'm not a power tools guy but finally. I've been suggesting this for years but the price though. It costs as much as a 5.1kwh server rack battery.
Oh stop it you big tease😅😅
Why will they not come out with actual tools? Nobody gives a shit about microwaves, cooler, coffee makers, usb charger… we want tools.
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It's pronounced "pat tent"
No it isn't. It's pay tint.
Power station is exactly what I didn't want... shame. Should run on their "normal sized" battery platforms
10:00 wow, that's a lot of supporters! How did you get most of NZ to sign up to your patreon?
Also, what did @robertrada6040 do to deserve that?
Only 1 or 2 kiwis on there. I don't name people, they name themselves.
I wore panties daily for 42 straight years to deserve that.
Specifically, ladies panties. You have to work for what you earn.
Framing nailer schematic 🙌🙌🫶 hurry up and release it so you can take my money Makita!!!
Hey tools have you been able to source one of those BL4040F batteries from japan by proxy buying? Been having trouble because theres a rule around shipping batteries.