Makita XPH07 / DHP481 Brushless 18V LXT Hammer Drill/Driver - 1,090 in-lbs MAX TORQUE!!!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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The Makita XPH07 is one of the most powerful cordless drills on the market today.....delivering over 1,090 in-lbs of torque! This version is the hammer drill/driver....which does everything that a normal drill can do, and also can drill holes deep into concrete with ease.
There are 2 different models covering the XPH07 :
- XPH07Z (Bare tool, no batteries or charger)
- XPH07M (Drill, 2 batteries - 4.0AH, charger, and tool case)
If you are not in the USA, this review is going to cover model # DHP481Z / DHP481M (Same drill, different part #s).
In this review I will go over the different features of the drill, and then we are going to check out the run times drilling through various materials & will see how it performs when put up against wood, concrete, and solid steel.
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I've had this drill for 2 years now. I'm a residential electrical contractor and this drill has laughed at everything I've thrown it's way. Whether it's a 1" auger, 2" self feed bit or a 4 plus inch holesaw, I know it'll handle it. I bought this drill to replace my corded hole shooters and hole hawgs and it's worked flawlessly for me every day since.
I agree, everything I ask of this tool, it just laughs and goes, and goes, and goes!
He is the only reviewer who tested a tool upto it's real time limits to show the viewers what it can do than simply explaining and let us imagine for ourselves.
Thank you brother for the video.
Based on all the reviews, I just bought one of these and BEAST is right, that second grip is most definitely required, this thing has more torque than my first car!
Nice. I think makita is the best overall tool manufacfurer. Enjoy you'r tools. Good one with the torque of you'r car. :)))
How is the durability after 3 years?
@@Kayvoyager I have a Makita worm drive that I used for 20 years, no problems. The only thing is the rubber cord is cracking where it attaches to the saw, but after 20 years ... no issues. I have a full line-up of Makita cordless tools, including this hammer drill driver. Makita is by far superior to other brands, they have been around for over 100 years, and they have stayed true to themselves. They are the only "mainstream" manufacturer that can claim that. They lead in innovation!! First to come out with the brush less motor, work light, belt clip, lithium-ion battery, etc...
Lol. More than your first car 😂
It's worth every damn penny. I'm mostly a milwaukee guy and I've been using their m12 fuel line for work but this drill has conquered everything I used it on.
I miss this guy! 🤔😕☹️ BEST Reviewer of tools out there!
Stay well Daniel
Makita DHP 481 HAMMER AKKUSCHRAUBER !!! Hat wirklich kraft ohne Ende. Dreht die größten Spax rein 8x240er spax,absolut kein problem für dieses Kraftpacket!!!
Great video ! I am a HVAC tech and use this almost everyday. Yes it is a beast. I'm the only one at my company that uses Makita but I swear by it. Such an underrated company in the North American market. I also just bought the 18v sub compact impact and it's the tits. Great. Review!!!!
this vid convinced my boss to buy this drill for my tool kit! Thank you!!!
I bought this drill in a combo pack with the impact driver based on this video. Thanks for all the truth and knowledge about this BEAST! Your a savage for doing the run time test! That's gotta hurt. Thank you for the great review.
Thank you very much, this is one of the best review, on a tool i've seen, with all this tests. this is how every review should look like. Keep up the good work. Thanks again
+THEashbeck Thanks a lot!
+Real Tool Reviews hi, I am a fan of your tool reviews and I was wondering if it's true that the makita has 1090 inch pounds of torque, cause I hear some reviews say it's just a marketing scam. But I would like to know
Dear Mr., please give me the link or article on the second black and large drill bit.
Thank you in advance!
As an electrician that when roughing in a wood frame house bores many a 3/4" hole through top and occasionally bottom plates as well as LVL headers and etcetera I can vouch that Makita holds its own. Out lasting and performing my Milwaukee cordless drills time and again...
my 6 year old brushed version just went up in smoke gonna rebrush it and keep it for a spare then buy one of these👍👍
do a video on how to rebrush it.
I have to say I am a Makita fan, and I’m looking forward to getting my hands on the new XPH 14Z..looks like a beast.
By my opinion, the best tool review ever 👍👍👍
got a dhp481 European version it is matalic blue colour to celebrate Makita 100 years really cool drill man
Excellent review! New sub here! Wow 5 years later and 250 Tools now take this great battery. I have sold and used tools hard for almost 30 yrs. Bosch, AEG, Fein,Panasonic,Black and Smacker /Dewalt, Porter Cable and Delta. I switched to Makita over 10 yrs ago and still use these tools and keep adding more! How many companies can say they are still using the same system over 10 yrs later? MAKITA . I sold more Panasonic 15.6 volts back in the day than you could fill a ship with. No Longer the leader they once were the torch was handed to Makita in cordless When they finally went lithium. Here is a non pro tip for you. When Lithuim first came out Dewalt and Milwaukee had nightmares burning up solder joints and charging problems. It Took Dewalt 4 revisions and relaunches of batteries to get it fixed. Makita and Bosch never did. Makita co-enginerded their system with Sony Enginerds! Makita batteries are some of the longest lasting because of the quality of Samsung cells they use and the way they blow cool air THRU the battery when charging. A few others companies have learned some of these things but most still haven't. Milwaukee is doing much better with their impacters these days, but I'm set with my Makitas and 250 tools to run with the LXT 18 v battery!
Look, I have used Milwaukee for 20 years to install plumbing in residential and commercial buildings. Evolution : Hole Hawg, Super Hawg, Fuel 18 Volt for 2" self feed bits and large hole saws. We are proud of our Milwaukee cordless, but this Makita is what I really need. It's on a different level. More capable of drilling self feed bits, better chuck, longer life and runtime. I'm going green soon.
Jake Tomberlin You definitely would not regret this drill....it is truly impressive. It would be a great place to start in the Makita lineup.
WOW! Huge thank you, sir !! You have convinced me, I will be purchasing this for sure 😃
You'll be glad you did. I bought one with a 6AH battery and it kicks ass. It has a locking chuck, so after you feel it click turn it back one click to lock it in.
I was using mine to drill a 16mm hole into a truck chassis (about 12-13mm thick) and I nearly snapped my wrist as the drill bit snagged on the chassis! Very powerful drill!!
This is the best cordless drill on the planet!
Who else thinks to be so thorough with their reviews as to drill holes until the battery dies, lol 😄 Thanks for another great review!
BrenticusMaximus1 Thanks Brenticus! I figured seeing an realistic amount of holes per charge is important to people who rely on these tools to make their living....so I am just glad people arent bored watching me drill holes.....at least it was in 10x speed! ;)
And remember makita 18 volt battery’s also run their 36 volt x2 tools and the sub compact 18 volt that’s the size of 12 volt tools from any other company
I'd like to see a review of the famous Makita 5" grinder
This is very impressive. That drill has the most power I have ever seen. Awesome review!
The Basement Workshop Thanks! The XPH07 did not slow down, stall, or overheat once ever....it is a BEAST!
the chuck is made in japan on this, that's why its so good
tredstone I think that is ONE of the reasons it is so good....this drill is awesome the whole way around!
Dear Mr., please give me the link or article on the second black and large drill bit.
Thank you in advance!
www.milwaukeetool.com/accessories/drilling/48-13-6000
www.milwaukeetool.com/accessories/drilling/48-25-2562
@michaelmazzen fuck....... i just ordered one. did i fuck up?
Chris W maybe he got a bad unit happens all the time I feel bad for those that have a Chevy truck with the recall of power steering that has affected 800,000 trucks or recent Rams catching Fire so I'm thinking of getting one of these with a kit of circular saw and other things as well
Excellent review!. Thank you
Great video Daniel. That drilling had to have taken a ton of time.
WorkshopAddict Thanks John! Yeah it reeeeeally took a long time....the batteries would NOT die! haha :)
Having done the research (including this video, which is excellent, good job lads) this will be my upgrade.I currently have the DHP458z, which is superb. However the DHP481Z is clearly the best cordless drill in the world currently.
Excellent review!! Actually made sense. Made me fell like I bought the right kit for once.
marshall wade Nice! Glad you liked it Marshall :)
great drill , worth every cent and and i will be buying it ...
The Chuck was made by Chuck Norris that’s why is so powerful
+Fernando Ullaguari 💪
Nothing could be added to this comment.
Wow now that's one awesome drill.
Great hammer drill Home depot is having a sale on the slightly more powerful Milwakee 18v hammer drill with 1,200 in.lbs of torque 2 5 ah batteries and 5 year warranty normally Milwakee cost more. Both great hammer drills
I've always used dewalts, but damn, I think this is gonna be my next drill. Well it's gonna be a makita just maybe not this model
These drills hammer function should only be used every now and then when you've forgotten or can't be buggered getting the SDS hammer drill out, because from experience, that single he drilled I could have probably drilled two or three holes with an SDS hammer drill in the same time.
Makita and milwaukee are the best no other company even comes close
Your videos are very informative. Please keep up the good work.
Fantastic review! I'm in the market for a Hammer Drill, will definitely consider Makita now.
Please review the 1/2" Hammer Drill, thanks for providing the opportunity :)
Brilliant review couldn't fault it thanks
Tom Sanderson Thanks Tom!
Has the good Yukiwa made in Japan metal chuck. Ave channel he tested the runout was just a hair. 100% better then Mr black and yellow. Its uber nice having a chuck to motor/shaft/bearing system that's this fine of this quality for the price!
Nice job, I'm a believer. I use the prior released Makita 18v brushless kit (hammer drill and impact driver) daily, I have owned it for 18 months or so and have had zero issues.I also commend your use of cuttin' erl. LOL . I cannot seam to stress the importance of using oil while drilling into metal to the guys on my crew so they subsequently have buy new bits often.
smiley37greg Well thanks! I dont know why people refuse to use cutting fluid....and they also try and drill holes through metal on high-speed....I think they just like buying new bits! :)
Speed is a little fast on that 1/2 inch bit....self-gratified sniff, excellent review much appreciated!
Paul Wallace Haha....well, there is a fine line between doing something right & being boring....as much as I normally would go half that fast in real life, I do have to keep in mind the people watching these videos ;) haha
it's a monster
Great review as usual, you truly are dedicated to showing your viewers what there buying, thanks.
Marcus Smith Thanks Marcus! I am glad you like the reviews!
The best, very strong tool.
Little green beast!!! I really enjoy your reviews, my friend.
I actually prefer the shorter handles on the DeWalt Hammer Drills myself but great review of this powerhouse of a drill
Nice review. I have the Milwaukee Fuel line and this makes me jealous.
Zack Zander Thanks! The XPH07 is definitely a BEAST!
i bet you had a fun time cleaning the shop
+Rob k (RobKix) Yeah.....runtime tests tend to really make mountains of sawdust/shavings.
You sound like that fella on big bang theory 😂😂
when ever i watch your video i really want to have that tool
Danny Ahn Lol....that is unfortunately a side effect of some of my reviews ;)
Wonder how expensive this video would be now with the lumber prices!!! Lol
Especially my circular saw vids cutting up plywood! 🤣🤣🤣
def liked how to tested on so many dif things! great video merry Christmas
Djthunder PSN Thanks DJThunder! :)
Excellent review
There brill tools Makita, l have this drill with 2
5Ah batteries, can't fault it, l know of many tradesmen over the years that have moved to Makita from Bosch and Dewalt.
Great review
muy buen video y buenas pruebas. saludos desde méxico.
It’s actully well over 200 tools for the makita 18 volt line up
Check the date on this video...
Great review man !
It really is a beast !
dominic van lievenoogen Thanks Dominic!
Now 161 tools share those 18v batteries. The selection includes heated and cooled jackets, radios, work lights, and even an electric bike!
Can't forget the coffee maker and self propelled wheelbarrow! Only Makita.
such an awesome vid thank you!!!!!!!
the battery fits snug ,unlike the dewalt where they fit wobbly.
+mateollios 67 Some batteries definitely fit tighter than others...you are correct.
one of the best videos testing tools ! Makitas are great but their price is ....too high. Thanks for the video.
gregogt Thanks! I am glad you liked it!
Thanks for ur review help a lot
you just sold yet another tool, darn you real tool reviews!
BEAST!
wow this review was very good
David G Well thanks David!
Great video, iv just got another one, I burnt the last one out (it was the brushed one and now I have the brushless one) total bad ass drill!!! Here in the UK we love makita!!!, iv reviewed a few makita tools on my channel (not half as pro as yours) check it when you have a minute.
Well played sir.
awesome review!
Please, what 's name, or mark big hole guy?
Exist diamètre 68?
Thanks for the video 👍
i wan't it so bad, it would make my life so much easier in school!
Ahmad Karim I know kids poke holes in desks with scissors and fidle around throwing pencils in ceilings but what are you gonna do roll in with a 3 inch hole auger and make a cup holder on your desk
movie amazing congratulações my friend
which the your city
Nice Drill looks like another little Investment :P
SgtAMYNTAS Yep! This thing is a beast! I highly recommend it.
+Real Tool Reviews I Tried my best to buy this drill but had no luck :( i had the other ones from my local merchant with my trade card :P MAKITA 18V COMBI WHITE 2 X 4.0AH BATTERIES DHP456RMWX1 & MAKITA 18V LXT 2 PIECE KIT DLX2005X1. You can Guess the Price :P but it was a very good deal plus its paid for its self already. I will be Getting the buy DLX2040SPE Kit I was Looking at The 36v range of saws and SDS? any good?
thanks for the great video
Great job as usual
George S Thanks George!
large very deep holes with no problems :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Pasotintojas1 Haaaa.....that should be the comment of the day ;)
That thing is a beast now just send me one lol
Charlie Thompson Haha :) Yeah it definitely surprised me!
Have you only drilled 1 hole in the iron with the full 4Ah battery?
Hey man, im a fan of your channel, thanks for your effort on putting these helpful videos on this sharing video site.
I hope you dont mind if i ask about the wobble on 18v makita drills, the more precise chuck that ive personally tested out is on this particular model the XPH07, so i wonder if that´'s just how it is or it might be a makita issue, i own a couple of 18v makita drills but i'd like your opinion, it´s always good to hear some words from someone who knows what they are talking about
Well, typically will a higher price tag, you’ll see a better build quality. The XPH07 being a premium drill, it should have tighter tolerances than a $79 special. That being said, most people don’t need ultra precision when it comes to handheld tools. I’d suggest looking a FEIN.....they make some of the best quality cordless tools on the market (for overall build quality). Also Hilti makes excellent products, but you’ll pay for it. 💰 glad that you enjoy the vids! Thanks!
@@RealToolReviews Before anything else thank you Dude for taking some of your time and answering me back, your video about this makita made me update my old one with the issue that i mentioned and happy with the XPH07. i will also take your opinion into consideration on future purchases. greetings from Mexico, I really hope you are doing good even though this crazy virus thing going on, stay safe buddy
why you not using the 5.0 AH batteries? I dont hardly ever seen anyone using them in tool reviews but ive had 2 of them now for probably 6 months...
I know mine came with the 4AH battery's, But I do have 5AH battery's as well. The one thing I noticed with Makita, is the 3AH, 4AH, and 5AH battery's are all the same size.
im glad your makita would put a self feeding auger throgh aa post in speed 2, my old one didnt even like it in speed 1. i like my milwaukee fuel so much better.
Hitachi's latest DV18DBL2 18V Lithium Ion Brushless Hammer Drill is the BIG DAWG on the block.
really in depth review! are you going to do some more makita videos??
dhornby69 Thanks! And yep, I have the 36v LXT (18v x 2) Circular Saw video coming out very soon....it is EXTREMELY impressive!!
its a beast keep the videos coming ;-)
I get 50% more holes per charge than you got in your test. Because I've got a 6AH battery....like a big boy.
Awesome! Now get Makita to make better batteries that tolerate cold weather.
King Cobra I havent had any issues with them, but then again I dont live in the frozen north....haha
too high RPM for the big steel drill bit
+Spaeckli As exciting as it is to watch someone drill a hole at 100 rpms, I chose to go a bit faster in the interest of all who watched this video. I agree that slower is better.....however, most people who dont know better would try and blast through 1/2" plate on speed 2 with no lubrication.
Hi brow, for your openion which more torque power that makita you used XPHO7 or Makita corded hammer drill 710 watts? thanks
Hello, my friend! which one do you prefer between this makita and the new Milwaukee fuel 2nd gen? Greetings!
i just got this drill yesterday
i orderd from usa but it should be the same as dhp481 in earupe
i have some problems with it
i didnt drill just push on trigger to see how it works
done it 5 min +- the back of it got littel warm
the chuck open and close by himself
and the worst problem the full battery draind 2 of 4 strips in 5-10 min and with no drilling just pushed the trigger to hear the sound and watch how the chuck turns
i have dtd154 impact driver
never got heated and the battery last lonnnng
is my drill has defect or it just eating battery naturally ?
It hasn't got more torque than the Milwaukee
+red stihl I have a head-to-head coming up at some point soon....we will see how they do.
Hello sir, I need drill a land at a diameter of 80mm and depth about 30cm.... Kindly suggest a video and cost
Yep, I've got the same drill, if you don't have the handle on it, it will definitely hurt you.
efb Oh definitely.....no way would I try drilling into something other than a pilot hole without the handle on this drill.
Hello! Can someone teach me how to remove chuck from xhp07? Do I need special wrench to block axle from inside or has some trick?
...Putting wrench inside chuck and hitting with hammer is not helpful for this model( I didn't forget unscrewing it firstly).
Can you compare this with the makita XPH12z?
Have you got big hands or a small tool?
Nice :)
Is this makita compatible with any 18v makita battery ?
Torx winer Makita 👌👌👌
Hi Thanks for this video. I couln't find another video that demonstrated all different materials on this drill so well. I contacted Makita today on advice to update my dhp456 and was told to consider this. But it's an over 6 year old model. Also as a newbie, I would like to know a bit more detail about what settings to use on what. eg: should I use high speed on hammer or low speed etc. Do you need more torque for hard material or less toque. How do you get more torque and less torque. Thanks for any advice.
You typically need more torque for larger or deeper holes in wood or concrete. As far as metal, not so much, since it is the bit that is cutting through the material and there isn’t much friction that causes the drill to slow down. Quality bits (and sharp!) are needed for wood/metal. Masonry needs a good quality “hammer drill rated” bit - not the cheapest you can buy. I do like this drill for heavy duty jobs, but for everyday use with screws or small holes, it is way too bulky. If that’s what you are using it for, go with a sub-compact model.
Real Tool Reviews Thanks for taking the time to respond. I have a Makita dhp456 and probably not using it with the right settings. It’s got one 16 position wheel and one for hammer , screw. Drill. Do all three settings have torque applied or only screw and hammer? There are also two main settings at the top of the drill (1 and 2). All of these settings have to some extent confused me as to how to get a job done easily . I know hammer is for Mortar and bricks. I will try various settings and see what works. Thanks so much.