🔧 Enhance Efficiency with the Makita 6302H 2 Inch Variable Reversible Drill Review

This thing has enough power to hurt you if you tighten it, so treat it with respect. They last almost forever. I used one in our motorcycle shop to sharpen cylinders for 10 years before brushes were even needed. I bought another one because I couldn't wait for the brushes to arrive and I still use them. I bought this to replace the one I lent my carpenter when he didn't want to give it away and paid myself to buy a new one. i love them all No doubt I've never had a stronger, more powerful drill

I have used this type of Makita drill for tile work for many years. I attach a whisk, a bit like a potato masher, to it to mix paving materials and concrete mix. These exercises have tremendous power and will twist your arm if you slide it away from you while performing it. I have tried other drills with more powerful motors and have never been happier than this drill. I used to like the old way of attaching the handle to the side of the drill more. It had a threaded hole in the side of the…

This is my second 6302H. I bought the first one in 1990 and used it extensively in drywall giving it a solid 18 year run with 5 gallons of lots of regular dirt and super hard Durabond. He never blinked. Never smells like a hot engine, even on an extension cord. The size-to-power ratio of this thing is what makes it such a valuable tool. Of course they come in bigger and with higher amps, but then they're huge and very awkward to pack, fit in the spike holes, and fit in a reasonably sized…