Mini Makita rotary hammer showdown (DHR183 vs the rest)
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- She's finally here! The tiny yet powerful Makita DHR183 is a brand new model and a great addition to Makita's tiny SDS hammer line-up, but how does she fit in? let's find out!
Alternate names:
HR140 = RH02
HR166 = RH01
DHR 171 = XRH06
DHR182 = XRH12
DHR183 will probably be XHR13
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00:00 - Intro
01:16 - Drill overview
01:28 - DHR183 vs DHR171
02:54 - DHR183 vs DHR182
03:51 - Why don't they hammer all the time?
04:16 - Specs
05:09 - 8mm speed drill
07:26 - 12 x 80mm speed test
08:51 - Max capacity drill test
12:02 - Conclusions 
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When started my own business, i haven't a lot of money and took the DHR182. And four years after he's here, best little hammer so far for me. Tough, one-handed, surprisly powerful, not pricy. It is a must have for 18v makita platform. Thanks Makita.
Yeah it's a really amazing little hammer. One of the best ever made for sure!
Brilliant mate.
Best Reviewer! Much Appreciated!
Looks like today is the day of everyone doing Makita mini hammers. Well, if everyone is you and T & S.
sounds like pretty much everyone who matters?
Excellent, thanks for this. The weights shown on the first table are without the battery I assume?
Yep, without battery but with handle
Also DHRXX3 usually has the quick chuck change feature. Not a requirement for most folks as when the tools breaks it is no longer their problem
@@danng3185 For me it is the DHR182 due to tight spaces
Awesome video! I really liked how easy the 171 was to control with one hand. Would you expect the 183 to be harder to control because of its faster speed?
Nah it seems fine! The basis for the 171 was the 12V hammers, which in Japan they marketed as a diy kinda tool, so I think they were just playing it really safe for that
among them DHR182 is the only one has hammering only option.
Can U maybe test out the INGCO HAMMER DRILL maybe please the corded and cordless?
when I use mine it seems to wobble. Is this normal? If you look at the drill bit closely and just drill, my drill bit appears to not turn in a perfect circle. Ive test the bits they are fine, it is definitely the SDS. It does drill holes ok but I wondered if this was normal or whether I would drill better if this was a fault?
Cheers help me decide on the pistol grip 182. The rpm seems to help and like the profile isnt as bulky nothing projecting Infront of the trigger
Really great video. Would be nice to see makita 40v xgt as that is what platform I am in now I am trying to decide if the new smallest 40v is the way to go
Cheers! I just got the little 40v and so far she seems really, really good for the size. But I haven't got the timing data yet so can't say exactly how good. Should be done soon, but meanwhile think about what size holes you're going to be drilling and if it's mostly like 12mm ish then the little one should be fine, and mostly like 16 or above go a bigger one
Not sure if you've already seen it, but he just tested the small XGT (HR010G). It is a very good tool and beats even the LXT DHR182 and DHR242. ruclips.net/video/bwbhdKUgThU/видео.html
Whick one is the lightest? 18v
Hopefully Makita in the future in this small cordless rotary hammer line can eliminate the passive hammer (when the machine is pressed, the hammer operates) and replace it with an active hammer (the hammer still works even without pressing the machine) because Drilling with a passive hammer over head for long time is a tiring thing with constant pressing
yeah I'm not sure why they do the passive hammer, but Hikoki also does in their small hammers so there must be some reason. Is dry hammering such a problem? I wouldn't think so. There must be some cost saving there, like the small drills have some delicate part in there that might break, or some other cost/benefit math they're doing
@@BoltahDownunder Makita have made it for a long time ago on there model DHR165 LXT
Great video!
I'm considering also buying 182 for it's power and overall characteristics.
How about 202?
Differences?
I haven't tried the 202 but it's a very old, brushed model that probably can't compete with the 182 unless you're just doing diy level work
@@BoltahDownunder thanks. I will probably go for the 182. I also like the newer 183, but I saw in your comparison that's weaker.
What's the first column at 6:34? Was that it's average from previous testing?
the table you can see above the graph at times? That's the data for the graph: Make, Model, Run1-4, mean. I add new drills to each test so it still has the old ones on there also
Ah. I thought you only did 3 runs. Quite a bit of variance.
I usually do 4, so if there's one screwed up we still get 3. You know, drill wonky, hit a void in the concrete, depth rod slides up... There's lots of things that can screw up a run so it's good to have a spare
Hi from Canada Nice video, and some good insights on this drill. Seen one at the local big box store, thought about getting one
Ohhh btw an 8mm drill bit is pretty much same size as a 5/16" drill bit. We use both up here.
I didn't test dhr183 so far but when it came out it was obvious makita made just a perfect one, it's a compact size but still has power for making small holes,
the only one that must be upgraded in lxt line is dhr242 it's so old and don't have anti vibration system which is critical in 2023
Hilti TE 4-22 comparison please!!!!!
For performance, check out the graphs in this video and you'll see how the Hilti compares! for other stuff...i dunno, what do you want to know?