Makita 8413DWDE 1 2-Volt Hammer Driver-Drill Kit

List Price: $476.00

Features:

• Maximum torque of 280 in. lbs.
• Low: 0-6,000 BPM, High: 0-19,500 BPM
• Low: 0-400 RPM, High: 0-1,300 RPM
• 3 mode settings for hammer drilling & driving
• Keyless chuck

Accessories:
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Customer Reviews:

As tough as it gets! [Posted on 2001-03-29]
This drill is more powerful than its 12 volt designation might suggest. It's got the power and torque one might find in an 18 volt drill. I'd never had a hammer drill before, but this baby sold me on them. Drilling in masonry, steel, wood - whatever. This drill can handle it! And at 1,300 rpm top speed, it's faster than some corded drills. If you need just one cordless drill to handle a wide range of tasks, this is your drill. It's one serious machine.

Everything you can ask of a 12volt [Posted on 2005-06-10]
Very good power, nice battery life and easy to use. When Makita released the newer m-force drills I looked them over. Then ran out and found this drill as fast as I could. It was a great deal and in every way I prefer it's design and operation over the new "improved" m-force. If I could find another one in stock for a good price I'd buy it! If the 18 volt here on amazon was just a little cheaper I'd get that one. Funny how the older drill costs more then the new one of same spec. Tells you a little about the new drill not being a change for the better.

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