Cordless puncher Makita HR140DZ, without battery Review

Very happy with the purchase. He's not weak at all. You just need to buy a tool for certain tasks, and there are no universal tools: a powerful one will be heavy, a light one will be weak.

Just a great device, how did I live without it before. Copes with all tasks. Drilled 6,8,10,12 and even 16. One battery 4a is enough for about 34 holes of the 6th in concrete slabs. Lightweight, compact and cushioned.

For small jobs and the ability to take it with you in a backpack. You can buy an adapter and use it as a screwdriver, it will be a little heavy, but for a small amount of work, so as not to carry an extra tool, it is suitable. Pros: The perforator is most importantly light and not large in size. Worked with a 6 and 8mm drill. For a 10mm drill, it’s already hard to go, but it’s hardly possible on a brick. I bought a battery with 6 hours not original, it was enough for about 30 holes in good…

I was in no hurry to write a review, as I had to hang an additional dryer in the laundry-drying room. And so the moment came, I inserted a 6 mm drill and started drilling in the concrete ceiling. I will make a comparison with an existing puncher with an impact energy of 2 J. First impressions; 1) Drill slowly. 2) Drills very quietly. 3) Vibrations transmitted to the hand are minimal. As a result, I drilled four holes 60 - 70 mm deep, the punch was barely warm. The 2Ah battery indication showed…

I recently purchased this device. I will say this. As the only perforator, it should by no means be. More like a helper. For small orders, hang a cornice, put a plinth, hang cabinets, in general, such a plan. The monolith is hard to be honest. But the size and weight certainly pleased. I bought it as a second one, and the first one is a 202 makita (18 volts), this one can already be taken for more serious work. In general, if you have an intelligent puncher and need a small and light one, then…

Convenient, slightly larger than a screwdriver. Drilled brick, concrete. Drills two times slower than network, but confidently. I drill with a six, under the dowels. For a dozen holes, that's it. If you need to drill for a long time, then it will not stand. It is advisable to use a 4 amp battery. Spends it pretty quickly, you need a second one. I assemble furniture, it suits me perfectly, I also have two 12 volt screwdrivers, they have 2 ampere batteries. All batteries are interchangeable.

Excellent thing. Not as a single puncher, but as an addition. Often there is no desire or no need to drag a large perf with you, unwind wires, extension cords . At this moment, he helps out. And yes. In such cases, you can also not take a screwdriver. Bit adapter and voila. Here you have a screwdriver, a drill and a hammer drill. All in one and at once. Perfect. As a screwdriver and with a 1.5-hour battery, it works for half a day.

Bought for all sorts of small household work. Suitable for my tasks perfectly, plus the hammer is quite compact and takes up little space. Together with him I also ordered a Makita DF333DWAE screwdriver with 2 batteries of 2 Ah compatible with this hammer drill. So it turned out super comfortable and very well priced. Someone in the reviews wrote that there is not enough power. Perhaps this is the case when you are doing repair work professionally, but when you use a puncher from time to…