MASSIVE MAKITA TOOL COLLECTION!
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- Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2022
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Makita Impact Drivers - • My Favorite Makita LXT...
Makita Chainsaws - • How Many Batteries doe...
Makita Blowers - • Makita 18v VS 36v Blow...
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I thought I was bad!!! Great collection of Great tools. I use my Makita tools every day, I also use Milwaukee. Side by side, Makita just makes a better product for what I do...
Thanks for sharing!
Cordless tools are like Tribbles.
Makita was never my primary and I'd avoided another battery system (Already having Festool, Metabo, Dewalt, Senco etc and Stihl for garden). Makita make a really nice nibbler in LXT and that was the tipping point. That was ~4 years and 20+ Makita tools ago! XGT is worth the investment for higher power tools. I sometimes toy with the idea of dropping a brand to reduce battery proliferation but sadly every brand has something unique to offer. In fact we have Ryobi in the house for cordless scrubbers and there's the odd Milwaukee and Bosch floating about.
I don't stress on corded or air tool brand proliferation as I'll just aim for the best for the job.
I like Makita's new big XGT circular saws as they can run on my Festool plunge saw tracks (and Makita tracks are 100% compatible with Festool and a third of the price). The little LXT trimmers are brilliant and I'm now guilty of simply buying more of them to avoid swapping out router bits that are set up "just right". The 12" XGT SCMS is a beast. I also find myself a bit lazy when it comes to swapping angle grinder discs and the XGT 5" angle grinders are really nice so they too have multiplied in numbers. The XGT 1/2" collet cordless router is in my sights.
The new Makita framing nailer hasn't made it to Oz yet and I don't like the "wind up" on my mechanical cordless Dewalt. I'm also curious about the Makita cordless compressor as the Dewalt one could wake the dead. I'm amazed nobody (that I know of) has made a cordless backpack compressor!
Something I really like in back pack format are the Makita LXT sprayers. Technically the Milwaukee switch tank units are clever but the units end up being heavier so I chose Makita. I have one dedicated to poisons and one for nutrients to avoid accidental cross contamination.
When my Dewalt inflator died I replaced it with a Makita XGT. It's much better built than the Dewalt but the ergonomics and usability of the Dewalt were superior .. just poor on quality like so many Dewalt tools (if it doesn't say XR don't buy it .. but that still isn't a certainly of quality)
One Makita that I've developed love and hate feelings for is the 29 litre chiller (the mid size in their range). It's great on the property away from the main buildings to keep a few drinks, etc cold and more versatile than our 12V/mains portable fridges. So what's the down side? .. my better half often snags it to take shopping and instead of buying chilled and frozen goods and heading home she now pops them in the chiller and stays out shopping longer :(
The impact driver sized blower (I call it a blow gun) is also available in LXT in fact I think they released at the same time a few months ago when this video was posted and its a good tool for dust cleaning electronics if you get the flex hose attachment which is not included in the USA or UK (where I am from) models but every possible available attachments come out of box for the Japanese release models of the LXT and XGT blow guns. If I am not mistaken there are 3 attachments missing from the UK and USA models which can be bought separately online one of which is the flex pipe. It's good for dusting out computers etc... (be sure to hold the fan blades inside computer fans when blowing out those since it will make them spin when blowing them and they will start to spin faster than their rated speeds and they start generating their own currents as they spin and they will be spinning faster than what they are rated for which a normal power source for the fan inside the PC will usually not exceed)
Holy shoot that's a lineup. I was convinced this was a Tools & Stuff video from the thumbnail
Thank you!
Bought a new home this year and am gonna load up on the best Makita deals I can find.. seems to be the company to go with right now
My first 18 volt cordless tools in this order was, Craftsman, then Portable Cable, then finally Makita 18 volt LXT. I have a few Milwaukee bits and blades , along with Dewalts.
I have all the same tools you have, except I don’t have the yard tools, but I do have the corded tools that you don’t show here
Heck yeah dude...
Funny story I became a makitia fan a few years ago when I bought a makitia mm4 hand blower. The quality of that machine is amazing. Starts on 1st pull EVERY time.
Bought a 18v zawsall and that was its.. all my tools are makitia lol.
Thanks for sharing
Haha. You sound just like me
I looked at Akitas 270 tool tool line ups, I was shocked to see an 18 volt coffee maker..thats impressive considering a coffee maker utilizes a lot of Watts.
I hope you get and review the 40v xgt Makita drill. That seems the most unique Makita drill I have seen.
I have some XGT on the way now, still a bit hesitant with XGT.
Did you pick up since this video a Makita Pole Saw, or attachment ?
Finally a channel that isn’t bashing Makita.
Honestly over watching all these whinny “professional” RUclipsrs talking circles about which brand makes the fastest drills, impact driver etc.
I’m not on a jobsite to drill screws in 2 sec faster than another brand.
I’ve personally been running Makita for the last 6+ years and metabo the last 2 years and never ran into major problems with them other than making foolish decision mixing mud with a drill etc lol
Built houses, condo complex, businesses etc with no problems. This new generation of a tool community is to full of drama queens with my brand is better than yours.
Like you said, each brand has there own specific tool that’s better. Milwaukee, Dewalt Makita and metabo all make great tools. Ryobi and ridgid fall under the same category tools in my opinion and wouldn’t waste my time. As for Makita making a horrible drill? I’m guessing you’re referring to the chuck issue on the xph14 hammer drill? Anyways, you earned my sub🤙🏻
Thank you, much appreciated!
And you are correct, the XPH14 was awful, I will get into it in another video.
People are bagging makita because they aren't what they use to be. 20 years ago Makita was awesome. Now not really.
I’m looking at getting a new Makita Drill and I’m split on the new 18v or 40v hammer drill 🤔
Go XGT, they are around $100 on eBay open box.
Do you think the Makita xps bits are better than Bosch?
Bosch is better, IMHO.
I live in North Central Florida and is very hard to find Makita tools in the stores, except Home Depot, nobody really has anything significant, definitely no OPE. I’ll try Tractor Supply.
I get probably 70% of my Makita online and the other 30% at Home Depot.
@@UltimateToolReviews thanks for the reply. Is that mower powerful enough to mulch the live oak leaves that we have here in Florida?
@@1000BASTE it should be, I cut some pretty heavy brush with it on my property, it will burn through batteries fast however.
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you can become a Makita Distributor now :)
Haha, that would be cool!
Surprised no track saw.
Never had a need for one...yet.
Am in the right place.....
I’m surprised you don’t own the subcompact makitas
Not a fan of the subcompact Makita tools.
@@UltimateToolReviews I’m really shocked to hear that as they are generally very well received. Could I ask why you?
@@ChrisBranleh They lack power, a bit overpriced compared to the regular models and they are known to have issues breaking. I got instead the Metabo HPT sub compacts for cheaper with the free battery promo and they are excellent, much more power.
@@UltimateToolReviews thanks! I figured the size and weight savings weren’t that significant but I went out to try it compared to my m12 version. I may just return the subcompacts because it isn’t significant. Plus the lack of quick change hex kinda feels outdated
I had to build my daughter a house and decided to rekit my workshop most tools were different makes and worn out . Every tool is now makita I'm even buying makita tools I don't really need I just want them. All of them. I now have a problem.
It’s a fun problem to have, lol.
We all have that problem, I bought the MAKITA dust blower and thought I wouldn’t use it but I use it all the time. Must have tool
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