Makita 6043DWK 3/8-Inch Cordless Drill Kit

List Price: $87.00

Features:

• Drill up to 3/8¿ in wood and steel
• Keyless chuck for fast and easy bit installation and removal
• Built-in power pack recharges in 3 hours
• Well-balanced design with non-slip grip
• Special design allows easy extraction for proper disposal of battery

Accessories:
Makita 784827-A Quad-Driver 4 Piece Reversible and Self-Centering Pre-Drill, Drive and Countersink Set	Makita 192077-2 3/8-Inch Keyless Chuck for 3/8-Inch 24 Thread Spindle for 6701D, 6720D, 6176D, 6791D and 6891D Drills	Makita 784832-A Quad-Driver 13 Piece Pre-Drill, Drive and Countersink Set	Makita 784810-A-A 4-5/8-Inch Bit Tip Holder and 3-1/8-Inch Bit Tip Holder with #2 Phillips Bit Tip and Slotted Bit Tip	Makita 784000-A-A UltraLok 5 Piece 1/16-Inch to 3/16-Inch Hex Shank Drill Bit Assortment

Customer Reviews:

Yes women do like to screw. [Posted on 2001-01-10]
This makita is great for regular household repairs. Its lightweight and easy to hold -- especially for small hands, if you don't have a great deal of upper body strength, or you are new to power tools.

The downside is that listed here it doesn't ship with any bits or other accessories you'll need.

more power [Posted on 2001-01-13]
need adrill with a little more guts but not any bigger.why cant you ship to canada.

MIGHTY MITE [Posted on 2001-02-04]
if your considering this drill and have any doubts about it's performance,rest assured that this is a real drill and not a toy.I've been using one around the shop and house for two years now and have no complaints.As long as you dont expect too much from it this little 4.8 beauty performs like a champ.It is best suited for drilling small holes and driving short screws.It will drill up to 3/8" in even the hardest wood but,in my opinion thats not it's best feature.It charges kind of slow and the speed isn't variable it's all or nothing with this drill. But other than that this is a fine quality tool and I do recommend it. Now get out there and drill some holes.

Perfect for small jobs [Posted on 2003-11-22]
As should be evident, this isn't the cordless drill for hanging drywall or framing a house--but for small jobs around the house it has all the right stuff. Plenty of torque for driving screws into wood and drilling medium sized holes; just don't expect it to keep going for hours. We have used ours for almost three years and it's still going strong. As long as you understand its limitations you're sure to be satisfied. Its light weight and compact size make it ideal for smaller hands and reaching into akward spaces. I love mine!! But don't pay more than $50--look beyond Amazon...

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