Suitable for a wide range of fastening applications with variable speed (0-2,900 RPM and 0-3,500 IPM) and 1,460 in.lbs. of torque.
With its 4-brush design, the Makita 4-pole motor produces 26 percent more RPM without compromising performance. Torqu.
The use of all-metal gear housing increases the durability of the unit on the job site.
At only 5-3/8″ in length, this design is both compact and ergonomic.
Reduces operator fatigue by weighing only 3.3 lbs. when equipped with a battery.
Power and speed are delivered in a compact package by the Makita 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Impact Driver (model XDT111), which is ideal for a wide range of driving and fastening tasks. It has a fast-charging 18V Lithium-Ion battery, which results in less downtime. The XDT111 is equipped with a Makita-built 4-pole motor with variable speed (0-2,900 RPM and 0-3,500 IPM) that produces 1,460 in.lbs. of maximum torque and has variable speed (0-2,900 RPM and 0-3,500 IPM). Given its small size (it’s 5-3/8″ long and weighs just over 3.9 pounds when the battery is included), it has a compact and ergonomic design that reduces operator fatigue while also providing a rubberized soft grip for increased comfort while on the job. Because of the built-in LED light, it is possible to work in dark areas and close quarters with this tool. Makita’s entire line-up of impact drivers, including the XDT111, is engineered with a proprietary hammer and anvil impact mechanism that is manufactured using the best raw materials and the highest quality steel, as well as a unique heat-hardening process, to provide maximum fastening and driving power for the most demanding applications. The XDT111 is equipped with Extreme Protection Technology (XPT), which improves its water and dust resistance, allowing it to operate in harsh job site conditions.
It’s fantastic. I needed a new cordless drill/driver to replace my 12 year old Ryobi starter set (a gift) that was no longer holding a charge and needed to be replaced. I was initially considering the Makita XDT14R, which I had a positive experience with during a hands-on demonstration at my local Orange big box. However, for occasional home improvement projects, I couldn’t justify the $200 price tag. This drill, despite being slightly larger and having a little less torque and rpm, performs admirably. This is all for less than half the price. When it came to driving screws through 2x4s, this drill performed just as well as the more expensive model. A good impact drill/driver with a lot of power. This is a wise decision.
As a result of the follow-up, I am even more impressed. This drill was used to repair a wooden retaining wall and fence that had been damaged. On a single charge, it effortlessly drove multiple lag bolts through PT lumber posts and boards – with no signs of fading. I’m overjoyed.
