For drywall and wall paneling - what you need . But no more . Do not test the tool for strength with long self-tapping screws and solid bases . DO NOT! With its pros: Compact tool, 2 lithium batteries with fast charging from an external unit, small-sized case, box for bits and small items, holster complete with fix. button strap, built-in flashlight to illuminate the work area, excellent chuck with easy fixation and easy change of bits and drills Some cons: Virtually none. But leaves a gentle…

An excellent, light, handy tool, enough power to work in your own home, reliability for a year and a half of work does not cause the slightest doubt. Pros below: Lightweight, excellent ergonomics, in the hand like a glove, power and torque for the work of its niche is more than enough (if you don’t try to kill the gears of the gearbox, so that you can write an angry review later), when spinning in your hands, even a rustle is inaudible, everything reaches the arrow, switching Obviously, the…

This screwdriver was bought, as they say, for a family home. Not for production purposes. I wanted something reliable, albeit expensive. At first, the screwdriver practically did not disappoint. Although the backlighting was done unsuccessfully - for some reason, the cartridge is illuminated, and not the place of work, although this can be put up with. After about six months, I noticed the beating of the cartridge, not strong, but it was not there before. I didn’t pay much attention, since I…

With its pros: Very compact. Ergonomic. Good equipment (case, holster, box for nozzles). I'm not even talking about build quality. Makita on top Has cons: The battery would be bigger. Although, it seems to me, an honest capacity is simply written on the battery. Some manufacturers also write two a / h, but in fact there is not even one.

In comparison with a similar model, Bosch has a suitcase, a container for screws, and a holster (!) and even cheaper. I’m sure it won’t let me down, but there is enough power to assemble a wide variety of furniture. Has some pros: + Light and balanced model + In the "drilling" mode at low speed drives 15cm screws into natural wood without pre-drilling + very maneuverable - you can crawl with it in almost any space + fast battery charging (when charging, the battery circuit breaks and each…

1. In some comments they wrote that it does not fit into the case with a holster. If you place it there with the cartridge towards you, and with the handle away from you, then it fits very well with a holster. 2. In mine, I don’t observe the backlash of the cartridge and the casting quality of the case is excellent.

It was in medium-intensive operation for 11 years, until the gearbox died. There is a new one, but I could not unscrew the drum screw, I had to buy a new one, because. needed urgently. The only feature is the relatively small capacity of the battery (but this is understandable, with such and such dimensions). The truth is charging quickly)))) Different pros: Small, powerful, build quality on top (still Makita) Pulls screws without pre-drilling Has some cons: The backlight zone is weak, the…

This unit was bought to replace a burned-out B&D CD12C, I have been using it for a year now, I have no complaints, two miniature (compared to other Screwdrivers) batteries will give a good head start in terms of the last one, at a voltage of 10 volts, it has a serious moment (repeatedly turned the screw caps ), has two speeds, and the "drill" mode. It can be said that it has become my "desktop" instrument. I have absolutely no regrets about the money spent.

I bought about 6 years ago (maybe more) in a set with a JV100 jigsaw. For the last 4 years he has been at work (that is, he does not lie around idle and calmly kills a box of 200 screws in a day or two) During this time, the batteries have lost capacity (not surprising, but not as much as expected. It feels like 65-70% of new ones now) Until now, native brushes (which is at 330m, which is at td90) Now there is a backlash of the cartridge, it was originally, but not critical (Makita began to put

Bought 2 pcs. not long before the "annexation of Crimea". I exploit mercilessly (in the manufacture of furniture). On average - one charge per battery. in a day . The backlash of the cartridge, of course, immediately unpleasantly surprised me (makita after all), but in practice it did not turn out to be a serious drawback. There were no breakdowns. If your task is to sew up the walls with gypsum plaster - you do not need this "shurik"! But for those who perform a bunch of different actions…

Pros: Good ergonomics. Functionality. Does everything for which it was bought. Some cons: Instability - you can not put it vertically, only put it. There is a holster attached to the belt in the kit, but this is not always convenient.

Short work time? And what do you want. For such a weight . But the belt does not come off under its weight. And the fence 50 meters long tool "digested" with honors. There were no downtime. I don’t know how everything is inside, but soon a year since I use this tool. So far, nothing is broken or loose. For a home master - that's it. Yes, sometimes there is not enough torque for large screws. There is an exit. I just stuck a screwdriver in my pocket. And he turned complex screws to her. But…

This shur can be called professional with a big stretch. First, it does not pull on power. If they only tighten the small screws and drill very occasionally, then it will still go. Long self-tapping screws cannot be screwed into them. Secondly, the backlight "illuminates" the lower part of the cartridge, but not the working area. And one more minus - there is no loop on the arm. There is a holster and a case, but there is no loop. For me, this is an inconvenience. Not worth the money, that's…

Shurik is quite tenacious, has been serving for the fifth year. In the fourth year, the batteries sank and the engine burned out. I rejuvenated the batteries, replacing the "offal" with new ones (there is a lot of videos on this topic on the Internet) The engine was ruined due to my stupidity, did not give it rest when tightening long self-tapping screws. Replaced the engine with an "analog". The Makita tool is good because you can easily buy not only original spare parts for it, but also…

Makita DF330DWE paired with an old Shurik during repairs in the country - together they made it possible to almost forget about the wires. Yes, the ancient Atlas is trouble-free, reliable, we do not kill. Makita needs a lot of time to test all these qualities. Let's see. But this lovingly crafted item is more than just a power tool, a piece of technical art. How important is some kind of light shadow?

Different pros: Lightweight and comfortable. The battery is always charged, even after a long break in work. Has some cons: Sometimes a bit falls out, but this is not critical. You get used to constantly pulling it up. You can immediately twist with frantic effort and not steam

Very weak gearbox. For a month or two, the teeth of the plastic gears were eaten. And they don't fix it under warranty. Two months of work for a professional tool is nonsense. Bought the same Bosch. He has been working for a year and a half in the same not gentle mode on the construction of a house. And he felt less sorry for him than Makita. The gearbox is intact, everything else is intact. I think that the gearbox should be designed for the power of the engine. That is, if the engine pulls…

3 days experience. So far very satisfied. I collected 30 racks, which this miracle tool helped me with. Fluff with impressive power (2 sheets of steel ~ 1mm squeezed with ease). Comes with 2 batteries to guarantee continuous intensive work. The battery charge is fast and never once did the screwdriver lie idle due to discharge. I don’t know how for a pro, but for home use, that’s what you need. Very pleased with the purchase.

If someone wants to use it as the only tool of this type, then it is not suitable, it is rather weak. Usually those who are engaged in construction work have at least 2 types of tools of the same type, one for "light" work, the other for "heavy" work. Therefore, it is better to buy a more powerful tool. He worked for 3 years, was rarely used, the resource was almost not developed, but failed. If I had known before that I was so weak, I would not have bought it.

I bought it in 2022, the screwdriver went through a complete turnkey renovation of the apartment and is still in service. For some global work, of course, the battery is rather weak, but for small jobs and household tasks, it’s the most