mechanical transmission with two speeds, 0 to 500 and 0 to 2000 RPM. It can be used for drilling and fastening in many different ways.
Max torque from the BL Brushless motor is 530 inches of pounds per square inc.
A powerful BL Brushless motor is electronically controlled to make the most of battery power for up to 50% more run time per charge.
It doesn’t have carbon brushes, so the BL motor runs cooler and more efficiently for a longer time.
The BL Brushless motor, which is controlled by an electronic system, efficiently uses energy to match torque and RPM to the needs of the application as they change.
bare tool styl.
The Makita 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Brushless cordless 12″ driver-drill (XFD12Z, tool only, batteries and charger sold separately) is a great drill and driver for people who want a drill with a lot of power but not a lot of weight. This tool has 530 in.Lbs of max torque and a Brushless motor that does 50 percent more work per charge, increases power and speed and lasts longer. It also has a longer tool life. Professionals can expect more power when they use the battery charger. This means they can work faster and make fewer trips up and down the scaffolding or ladder in order to reach the battery charger. In driver mode, the adjustable torque settings give you more control for a wide range of applications, from large fasteners to small, delicate screws, so you can get the job done. It only weighs 3.4 pounds (with a 2.0Ah battery, which is sold separately) for more comfort and a better power-to-weight ratio. Fast-charging batteries from the Makita 18V LXT compact 2.0Ah to larger 18V LXT batteries for more power can be used with the XFD12Z. It can also be used with Makita’s full-size 18V LXT batteries for more run time.
Second XFD12Z. No, not because it wore out and died. It was stolen, which is bad. First, when I got the first one, I was really excited to have it for a long time, like my dad’s old Makita cordless drill from so many years ago. I was sorry, but I had to reset the clock. The drill is very good. When I went to buy this model, I knew I didn’t want the hammer function. There have been a lot of complaints about the hammer-drill model getting stuck in the hammer mode. I don’t need a cordless hammer drill because I don’t need to drill into the ground. If I need to do that, I’ll get a rotary drill to do the job for m.
In terms of looks, this is better than some of the other models because it has a bulk head made of aluminum where an extra handle could be attached. I don’t use this with the extra handle, but you could.
The drill is light, quick, and has more torque than it needs. In the meantime, we’ll see how well this one does. I haven’t directly compared it to my friend’s Milwaukee drill, but I think this one would be just as good. Try it next season.
Is that why 4 stars. A year after I bought my first drill, the mechanism that locks the spindle when you tighten and loosen the chuck started to break down. This meant that instead of having that “LOCKED” feeling when chucking up a bit, you’d have to give it an extra spin to make up for the fact that it wouldn’t hold the shaft in place. That doesn’t make me feel like it’s high-quality to me. Before it ran away from my garage, though, the drill was still very good at what it did.
I hope this one doesn’t have the same problem. This is the only thing I can think of that I don’t like about this drill. A very good product.
