The motor is made by Makita and can deliver 71 in.Lbs. of torque in a small package.
Built-in LED light. When it’s time to charge the battery, a light comes on and then fades away.
Two speeds (200 RPM and 650 RPM) can be used for high or low torque applications.
It can be used in either a straight or a pistol grip.
To help with fastening, there are 21 clutch settings and a drill mode that can be used to help with the process (fastening torque range: 32-50 in.Lbs..
Makita’s 7.2V Lithium-Ion cordless driver-drill kit with an auto-stop clutch makes it easy and precise to drill and drive for torque-specific assembly jobs. The DF012DSE is a small cordless screwdriver that has 21 clutch settings and an auto-stop clutch for more control when you’re fastening things. The DF012DSE has a Makita-built motor that can deliver 71 in.Lbs. of torque when it’s in drilling mode, which is a lot of power. The 2-speed gear selection has gears that can go from 200 RPM to 650 RPM for low- or high-speed jobs. The 21 clutch settings have a wide range of torque, from 32 in. Lbs. in clutch setting #1 to 50 in. Lbs. in setting number 21. To help you work with more precision and control, the auto-stop clutch shuts off the tool when the clutch comes out. This helps you avoid over-driving on the fastener. For more versatility, the tool can be used in either a straight or pistol grip. The DF012DSE is only 1.2 pounds. An in-line version is only 10-3/4″ long and a pistol version is only 8-5/8″ long. The pistol version has an ergonomic shape that fits like a glove for less operator fatigue. It also has a built-in L.E.D. work light that can be turned on and off with a separate switch on the other side of the rocker. This light helps you work more accurately. Low battery: The LED light blinks when the battery needs to be charged. When the tool is not in use, the switch drive Lock prevents Active discharge from taking place in the case. This allows the tool to be used as a screwdriver when it is in the “Lock” mode. The DF012DSE is small and lightweight, but it has a lot of power. It has a dual-position handle, precise clutch settings for torque-specific assembly work, and a small, lightweight design.
if you need a small, lightweight pen driver that has a lot of power, this is the best choice. For the last five years, I’ve used the Panasonic 3.6V pen driver. It has been my go-to tool for that time. Even though it’s a little pricey right now, it’s the best way to drive those stubborn screws. When I drive my other car, I can use the electronic clutch as well as he does. A lot like Panasonic, it’s made to last and is very good at what it does, just like Panasonic.
To find reviews, if you happen to do that, I couldn’t find any at all. There aren’t any videos on YouTube or any other site that I could find right now. They say this can go from 0-200 miles per hour and 0-650 miles per hour. This is not a speed that changes. Fixed speeds: It has two.
It’s the same size as my other driver, and the led light is bright and on point. Driven 3 inch screws into a thick piece of wood without any trouble. These two things: how big and powerful this driver i. 🙂
