The man in the know! Nice one Jon, really useful vid. I’ve ordered one from JPN. This’ll be a game changer onsite and in the van. The coffee maker has been really great, but being able to do 3 cups at once is amazing.
Cheers sir,that would be awesome!,who knows maybe one day,I think I’d have to like have 10s of thousands of subscribers to even get on there radar!!!🤟🤟
Mine just arrived now, all the way from J A Pan in 4 days. What a let down, I excitedly ripped open the box, binned the instructions, plugged in the batteries and gave it a boil….then realised we’ve ran out of tea and coffee! It boils water well though :)
Oh no dude!!! Mines in bits at the mo on my work bench,I’m figuring out how to improve it and trying to get up the nerve to connect it to one of my xgt battery’s!!!🤟🤟
I got one of these recently as working in a house with no electric at the mo !! It will eat through batteries but a god send for the trades that come round !! Ha ha
You’ve sold me, was gonna ask the wife to get me one for Christmas, but after watching this, I need one in my sooner, how long does it keep the water hot for do you know, thanks for the great review top man 👍🏻
Hi my friend thanks for reaching out!,it’s not brilliant at keeping the water hot after it’s been boiled to be honest, i filled the space between the plastic outer bit and the stainless inner bit with fixer foam to make it more insulated, if you get the chance check out my other video about the kettle after I altered it,if your on the xgt platform you can get a kettle on that platform now so you don’t need to run 2 battery’s,all I’m all is a great bit of kit, I use mine every day 🤟🤟
Oh hi Cody thanks for reaching out, great question my friend I’d say yes you could get one boil but I can’t test it for you because I’m afraid I haven’t got any 3ah battery’s, haven’t had any for years, sounds a bit silly but depending where you are ie what is the air temperature and water temp out of your tap really affects the boil, say your in Alaska or some place cold and your tap temp is 5 degrees and where your working is freezing it will really hammer your battery’s, what I have done it fire fixa foam in between the outer plastic casing and the inner stainless steel and fill the kettle in the morning with hot water from the tap and then when I boil it 3 hours later it takes less energy, so maybe if the water you fill the kettle isn’t really cold and you don’t have the kettle in a really cold situation I’d say yes 2 3ah battery’s would do do a boil but maybe don’t fill it to the top, also are they new battery’s? This could be a factor as well since they do loose there potential over a lot of charges,hope this has been some help and if you have anymore questions please let me know 🤟🤟
Oh hi friend fantastic question I will have to try it and get back to you,I’m assuming by boiling out you mean bubble up like boiled milk does and then come over the top and make a mess?,is this right?,iv never tryd to boil milk in the kettle I’m excited to try it 🤟🤟
@Jons random reviews, random is rad! Rock on! yes that is correct. It's for my son who suffers from food intolerance, and this kettle could be a game changer for us. Appreciate it :)
Hi umran well I tryd it and it kinda worked but not really a good idea,if you got the milk to say 10 degrees under boiling point using a thermostat in the kettle and then turned it off it might work, I let it go right to boiling point and then it bubbled up over the top of the kettle and made a mess,it also left burned milk on the bottom of the kettle which was a right nightmare to get off!!!,might work better with water in the kettle and then another container ie stainless steel or toughen glass and then heat up the milk that way,I might try that when I get the kettle fixed!,iv over heated it and it needs some attention 🤟🤟
@Jons random reviews, random is rad! Rock on! apologies for that and thank you for experimenting. I think I may have to try powdered milk then. I will still buy this oneday as I think its pretty awesome. You rock.
Hi Jon. Did you get hit with duty in the end? I’ve just had a FedEx bill for £51.40. Plus the £159.46 it cost me from the seller in J A Pan, that’s and expensive cup of tea.. Must remember that RUclips, eBay and Malbec mixed together leaves a bitter aftertaste in the morning! haha
Yes I got a similar bill from fedex,maybe should have waited a month and got it in the uk,sometimes it’s not easy to find out when makita releases stuff in the uk,oh well hope you like your new kettle anyway mine it still in the workshop being modified,it’s not going well at the moment! Iv nearly set fire to it trying to convert it to xgt battery’s!!!!!
Still today on amazon!, £180 - £220 quid 🤦🏻♂️ But if your a must have sort of person 😃 Anyway!, is it possible to convert that kettle into a 240v inverter? That’s what I’m thinking 🤔
Oh hi Alan great question , do you mean a step down inverter 240v ac to 36v dc?, if so I think it’s possible you’ve got me thinking now!,it would have to be quite a big inverter to handle the 1000 watts needed for kettle, also since iv converted my kettle into a xgt batttery kettle (hope you’ve seen that video) from my stand point I’d just need a broken xgt batttery which I could take the insides out of it to rig up the cables from the inverter, iv installed a change over switch in my kettle to go from lxt through the circuit boards to xgt straight to the element so instead of using the change over switch to work with the xgt battery connector I guess you could have a plug in type connector for the inverter, it would be awesome to be able to plug this kettle in to a normal household socket , hope this has made some sense my friend, let me know what you think!, in the meantime I’m going to try and build one fog my kettle, cheers sir 🤟🤟
Oh hi Alan great question , do you mean a step down inverter 240v ac to 36v dc?, if so I think it’s possible you’ve got me thinking now!,it would have to be quite a big inverter to handle the 1000 watts needed for kettle, also since iv converted my kettle into a xgt batttery kettle (hope you’ve seen that video) from my stand point I’d just need a broken xgt batttery which I could take the insides out of it to rig up the cables from the inverter, iv installed a change over switch in my kettle to go from lxt through the circuit boards to xgt straight to the element so instead of using the change over switch to work with the xgt battery connector I guess you could have a plug in type connector for the inverter, it would be awesome to be able to plug this kettle in to a normal household socket , hope this has made some sense my friend, let me know what you think!, in the meantime I’m going to try and build one fog my kettle, cheers sir 🤟🤟
Hi 👋🏼 I was thinking!, turn the 36v into a 240v With the amps that’s kicking out!, should make the life of a EDECOA 3000w Pro Power Inverter 24v to 240v Nice an easy 🤔😃🫡
My heads fry’d! I’m only a humble plumber I’m afraid, this inverter can convert 240 ac to 24v ac for the kettle ?, how expensive is this unit and how big is it and will 24v be enough to boil the kettle efficiently 🤪
Thought my unit was faulty out of the box until I seen your video on the safety button under the base. Couldn't see any mention of said button in the manual. Cheers.
Actually I have to say it seems not so efficient. It eats 6ah batteries. So you either have to be rich and have loads of 6ah batteries or near a charging point which kind of defeats the object.
Sorry Danny it must of been a one off deal,can’t even remember where I got the deal,the cheapest deal I can find online is from ITS and it’s £160 for two 6ah battery’s with free postage,that’s a pretty good deal I’d say 🤟🤟
The Makita DCM 500 is smaller ,cheaper and work's on AC (outlet) and on DC (battery) I use it on AC daily, and I absolutely love it! On battery they are slow ,to slow,way to slow. but on AC it is super fast.like, I am in a hurry ,need coffe now mode.
Oh hi Erik sounds like a good bit of kit, iv never seen a dcm 500!,don’t know where you live sir but you can’t buy one of these anymore in the uk,it looks like you can still import one from Japan but it’s expensive!, what is the ac voltage ? 110 or 240? That’s a great feature!!!, I had a dcm 501 for a while which of course didn’t have the ac adhaptor and yes it was slow I agree!,hope you can make time to check out my video about this machine and what I did to it,also check out my other video about how I changed my makita 36v kettle if you fancy it, personally I prefer my 36v kettle over the dcm 501, it’s quicker and I don’t really like filter coffee,I prefer freeze dried granulated coffee, oooo I have a sensitive tummy!!!!,many thanks for you comment you get a star 🌟 and a 🤟 and 2 👊🏻👊🏻
Hi sir I’ve looks online and the Coleman 533 looks like a amazing little stove,I didn’t know what it even was!!! Cheers for watching me friend I look forward to your comments 🤟🤟
Very hard on the batteries... Almost completely depleting 2x 5ah batteries in 8 minutes is savage. I would get one but I'd sacrifice my two oldest batteries to it and only use them with it
Yes your 100% right my friend,it can’t be good for the battery’s to get discharged that quick!!,and they get very hot as well!!,maybe makita should stick to making power tools 🤔,my coffee machine is getting retired as soon as I get my makita 36v kettle project finished,I’m converting it to run on 1 40v xgt battery instead of 2 18v lxt battery’s! Watch this space dude! 🤟🤟
Errrr thanks for watching and commenting sir,not got a tube of glue what your on about tho but that’s totally awesome,you get a stars 🌟 and a 👊🏻,good effort 🤟🤟
The man in the know! Nice one Jon, really useful vid. I’ve ordered one from JPN. This’ll be a game changer onsite and in the van. The coffee maker has been really great, but being able to do 3 cups at once is amazing.
Hi sir glad to be a help,good bit of kit!! Thanks for supporting my daft channel 🤟🤟
…you’d think that Makita would be sending you this stuff. Come on Makita, send Jon some stuff to review!
Cheers sir,that would be awesome!,who knows maybe one day,I think I’d have to like have 10s of thousands of subscribers to even get on there radar!!!🤟🤟
Mine just arrived now, all the way from J A Pan in 4 days. What a let down, I excitedly ripped open the box, binned the instructions, plugged in the batteries and gave it a boil….then realised we’ve ran out of tea and coffee! It boils water well though :)
Oh no dude!!! Mines in bits at the mo on my work bench,I’m figuring out how to improve it and trying to get up the nerve to connect it to one of my xgt battery’s!!!🤟🤟
Hi John, I have been watching your videos for a while now and think they are fantastic. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Oh hi Sam thanks so much,I’ll keep making them if you keep watching them,cheers sir 🤟🤟
I love this.Makita is my favorite overall.❤
I got one of these recently as working in a house with no electric at the mo !! It will eat through batteries but a god send for the trades that come round !! Ha ha
You’ve sold me, was gonna ask the wife to get me one for Christmas, but after watching this, I need one in my sooner, how long does it keep the water hot for do you know, thanks for the great review top man 👍🏻
Hi my friend thanks for reaching out!,it’s not brilliant at keeping the water hot after it’s been boiled to be honest, i filled the space between the plastic outer bit and the stainless inner bit with fixer foam to make it more insulated, if you get the chance check out my other video about the kettle after I altered it,if your on the xgt platform you can get a kettle on that platform now so you don’t need to run 2 battery’s,all I’m all is a great bit of kit, I use mine every day 🤟🤟
NEWS FLASH!!!,iv just got a invoice from fedex wanting £40 import tax!!,shiiiiiittttt!!!!
could make a test how many times you can boil on 2 batteries
Great review
Cheers Phil, check out the other video in which iv modified said kettle 🤟🤟
How long do the batteries take to charge please
So sorry for the late reply my friend, depends which battery’s they are ie 4ah/5ah or 6ah, ball park figure 45minutes 🤟🤟
Wow! That is amazing!
Do you think you could get one boil from 2 3AH batteries ? or do i need to invest in some new batteries ?
Oh hi Cody thanks for reaching out, great question my friend I’d say yes you could get one boil but I can’t test it for you because I’m afraid I haven’t got any 3ah battery’s, haven’t had any for years, sounds a bit silly but depending where you are ie what is the air temperature and water temp out of your tap really affects the boil, say your in Alaska or some place cold and your tap temp is 5 degrees and where your working is freezing it will really hammer your battery’s, what I have done it fire fixa foam in between the outer plastic casing and the inner stainless steel and fill the kettle in the morning with hot water from the tap and then when I boil it 3 hours later it takes less energy, so maybe if the water you fill the kettle isn’t really cold and you don’t have the kettle in a really cold situation I’d say yes 2 3ah battery’s would do do a boil but maybe don’t fill it to the top, also are they new battery’s? This could be a factor as well since they do loose there potential over a lot of charges,hope this has been some help and if you have anymore questions please let me know 🤟🤟
Thank you for this review, a question, if you boil 300ml of milk, for around 5 minutes, will it boil out?
Oh hi friend fantastic question I will have to try it and get back to you,I’m assuming by boiling out you mean bubble up like boiled milk does and then come over the top and make a mess?,is this right?,iv never tryd to boil milk in the kettle I’m excited to try it 🤟🤟
@Jons random reviews, random is rad! Rock on! yes that is correct. It's for my son who suffers from food intolerance, and this kettle could be a game changer for us. Appreciate it :)
Hi umran well I tryd it and it kinda worked but not really a good idea,if you got the milk to say 10 degrees under boiling point using a thermostat in the kettle and then turned it off it might work, I let it go right to boiling point and then it bubbled up over the top of the kettle and made a mess,it also left burned milk on the bottom of the kettle which was a right nightmare to get off!!!,might work better with water in the kettle and then another container ie stainless steel or toughen glass and then heat up the milk that way,I might try that when I get the kettle fixed!,iv over heated it and it needs some attention 🤟🤟
@Jons random reviews, random is rad! Rock on! apologies for that and thank you for experimenting. I think I may have to try powdered milk then. I will still buy this oneday as I think its pretty awesome. You rock.
Well done.
Hi Jon. Did you get hit with duty in the end? I’ve just had a FedEx bill for £51.40. Plus the £159.46 it cost me from the seller in J A Pan, that’s and expensive cup of tea..
Must remember that RUclips, eBay and Malbec mixed together leaves a bitter aftertaste in the morning! haha
Yes I got a similar bill from fedex,maybe should have waited a month and got it in the uk,sometimes it’s not easy to find out when makita releases stuff in the uk,oh well hope you like your new kettle anyway mine it still in the workshop being modified,it’s not going well at the moment! Iv nearly set fire to it trying to convert it to xgt battery’s!!!!!
Ordered. Coming two days
Still today on amazon!, £180 - £220 quid 🤦🏻♂️
But if your a must have sort of person 😃
Anyway!, is it possible to convert that kettle into a 240v inverter?
That’s what I’m thinking 🤔
Oh hi Alan great question , do you mean a step down inverter 240v ac to 36v dc?, if so I think it’s possible you’ve got me thinking now!,it would have to be quite a big inverter to handle the 1000 watts needed for kettle, also since iv converted my kettle into a xgt batttery kettle (hope you’ve seen that video) from my stand point I’d just need a broken xgt batttery which I could take the insides out of it to rig up the cables from the inverter, iv installed a change over switch in my kettle to go from lxt through the circuit boards to xgt straight to the element so instead of using the change over switch to work with the xgt battery connector I guess you could have a plug in type connector for the inverter, it would be awesome to be able to plug this kettle in to a normal household socket , hope this has made some sense my friend, let me know what you think!, in the meantime I’m going to try and build one fog my kettle, cheers sir 🤟🤟
Oh hi Alan great question , do you mean a step down inverter 240v ac to 36v dc?, if so I think it’s possible you’ve got me thinking now!,it would have to be quite a big inverter to handle the 1000 watts needed for kettle, also since iv converted my kettle into a xgt batttery kettle (hope you’ve seen that video) from my stand point I’d just need a broken xgt batttery which I could take the insides out of it to rig up the cables from the inverter, iv installed a change over switch in my kettle to go from lxt through the circuit boards to xgt straight to the element so instead of using the change over switch to work with the xgt battery connector I guess you could have a plug in type connector for the inverter, it would be awesome to be able to plug this kettle in to a normal household socket , hope this has made some sense my friend, let me know what you think!, in the meantime I’m going to try and build one fog my kettle, cheers sir 🤟🤟
Hi 👋🏼
I was thinking!, turn the 36v into a 240v
With the amps that’s kicking out!, should make the life of a EDECOA 3000w Pro Power Inverter 24v to 240v
Nice an easy 🤔😃🫡
My heads fry’d! I’m only a humble plumber I’m afraid, this inverter can convert 240 ac to 24v ac for the kettle ?, how expensive is this unit and how big is it and will 24v be enough to boil the kettle efficiently 🤪
Mmmm if it went from 240 ac to 36v dc would it need to be a rectifier? 🤔
Just got mine in March 2024 for £65 from a uk online tool shop.
Good deal!! Nice one derek!!, i don’t use mine anymore it’s gathering dust in my makita museum 🤟🤟
Thought my unit was faulty out of the box until I seen your video on the safety button under the base. Couldn't see any mention of said button in the manual. Cheers.
20 seconds of listening to this guy was more than I could handle!!
I agree Robert fair play,you did well to last 20 seconds!🤟🤟
you mean you actually ahem ejaculllll.....8ed, his voice and look is rather dashing and sexy yes
Looks very efficient! 🤘🤩
Great to hear from you tony,hope you Mondays going ok,yes it works better than I thought it would to be honest,thanks for watching sir 🤟🤟
Actually I have to say it seems not so efficient. It eats 6ah batteries. So you either have to be rich and have loads of 6ah batteries or near a charging point which kind of defeats the object.
Yes I see your point sir,I’ll rephrase and say it’s more efficient than I thought it would be kinda 😉
Got a link for official 6ah makita batteries for £70 please ?
Sorry Danny it must of been a one off deal,can’t even remember where I got the deal,the cheapest deal I can find online is from ITS and it’s £160 for two 6ah battery’s with free postage,that’s a pretty good deal I’d say 🤟🤟
The Makita DCM 500 is smaller ,cheaper and work's on AC (outlet) and on DC (battery)
I use it on AC daily, and I absolutely love it!
On battery they are slow ,to slow,way to slow.
but on AC it is super fast.like,
I am in a hurry ,need coffe now mode.
Oh hi Erik sounds like a good bit of kit, iv never seen a dcm 500!,don’t know where you live sir but you can’t buy one of these anymore in the uk,it looks like you can still import one from Japan but it’s expensive!, what is the ac voltage ? 110 or 240? That’s a great feature!!!, I had a dcm 501 for a while which of course didn’t have the ac adhaptor and yes it was slow I agree!,hope you can make time to check out my video about this machine and what I did to it,also check out my other video about how I changed my makita 36v kettle if you fancy it, personally I prefer my 36v kettle over the dcm 501, it’s quicker and I don’t really like filter coffee,I prefer freeze dried granulated coffee, oooo I have a sensitive tummy!!!!,many thanks for you comment you get a star 🌟 and a 🤟 and 2 👊🏻👊🏻
For the jobsite that can be the right "tool". But for camping I would never replace my Coleman 533 for something that runs on batteries.
Hi sir I’ve looks online and the Coleman 533 looks like a amazing little stove,I didn’t know what it even was!!! Cheers for watching me friend I look forward to your comments 🤟🤟
They're on German ebay sent from Japan for 126,50€. They do them in a lovely white colour too 🤢
Hi friend yes I’ve seen the white one!,if it’s makita it’s got to be teal!thanks for watching sir 🤟🤟
Price please
Hi friend in the uk xgt kettles are about £190, I don’t use mine anymore since it knackers the xgt battery’s with my wiring design 🤟🤟
Very hard on the batteries... Almost completely depleting 2x 5ah batteries in 8 minutes is savage. I would get one but I'd sacrifice my two oldest batteries to it and only use them with it
Yes your 100% right my friend,it can’t be good for the battery’s to get discharged that quick!!,and they get very hot as well!!,maybe makita should stick to making power tools 🤔,my coffee machine is getting retired as soon as I get my makita 36v kettle project finished,I’m converting it to run on 1 40v xgt battery instead of 2 18v lxt battery’s! Watch this space dude! 🤟🤟
40V max ver now on sale in jpn
Wow really can’t find any trace of it online,where do I look?,thanks for watching and commenting sir 🤟🤟
oh they make a white one too
Oh hi Donnie yes iv seen a picture of the white one,looks good but if it’s makita it’s got to be teal for me!!!,thanks for watching and commenting 🤟🤟
انه جميل جدا وعملي اريد واحد مثلها ارجوك كم سعرها
Why wouldn't you buy an inverter and power a normal kettle off batteries??
Besides the form factor - you will fook up your batteries after a while but gadgets are gadgets right?? always worth buying???
Errrr thanks for watching and commenting sir,not got a tube of glue what your on about tho but that’s totally awesome,you get a stars 🌟 and a 👊🏻,good effort 🤟🤟
£134 at ITS
Wow cheers chief,good to know when or if I blow mine up!!
Kha se kharide. Praes ?
Sorry my friend can you translate your comment to English please I don’t understand 🤟🤟