Makita HP457DWEX9
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Product number | 512664 | |
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Manufacturer code | HP457DWEX9 | |
Brand | Makita | |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty | |
Old product returned for free |
Weight | 1,7 kg | |
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Built-in lighting |
Power supply type | Rechargeable battery | |
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Battery platform | [Makita G] | |
Number of batteries included | 2 | |
Battery / battery voltage | 18 V | |
Battery/battery capacity | 1,3 Ah |
Drill type | Impact drill | |
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Type of drill chuck | Quick release | |
Drill head span capacity | 1,5 - 13 mm | |
Impact function | ||
Number of strokes | 0 - 21000 rpm | |
Hammer function | ||
Number of mechanical speed settings | 2 | |
High idle speed | 0 - 1400 rpm | |
Low idle speed | 0 - 400 rpm | |
Brushless motor |
Built-in dust extractor | ||
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Use drill to | Drill in plaster and soft stone, Drill in tiles and brick, Drive screws, [Drill in metal], [Drill in wood] | |
Drill capacity diameter in stone | 13 mm | |
Number of torque settings | 16 | |
Drill capacity diameter soft stone | 13 mm | |
Drill capacity diameter in wood | 36 mm | |
Drill capacity diameter metal | 13 mm | |
Maximum torque of hard screw connection | 42 Nm |
Drill type | Impact drill | |
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Power supply type | Rechargeable battery | |
Use drill to | Drill in plaster and soft stone, Drill in tiles and brick, Drive screws, [Drill in metal], [Drill in wood] | |
Battery / battery voltage | 18 V | |
Battery/battery capacity | 1,3 Ah | |
Battery platform | [Makita G] | |
Maximum torque of hard screw connection | 42 Nm |
According to our drill expert
Also use the machine for light drilling in tiles and stone by turning on the knock function.
With a drilling capacity of up to 36 millimeters in wood, you use it for medium to heavy drilling jobs.
With a weight of only 1.7 kilograms, long-term jobs can easily be sustained.
The machine doesn't have work lighting, making jobs in poorly lit areas difficult.
The Makita HP457DWEX9 should not be missing from the collection of the serious handyman. To begin with, there are virtually no drilling and screw jobs that cannot handle this cordless hammer drill equipped with a hardened steel gear drive. The no-load speed of 1400 revolutions per minute and the no-load number of strokes of 21,000 per minute are certainly not an issue. Thanks to the variable electric speed control you can perform every screw job optimally. In addition, it comes in a robust and filled to the brim aluminum case with accessories . To top it off, the HP457DWEX9 comes with 2 18 volt batteries so that you never have to insert an unwanted break again while doing odd jobs.
Ordered this Makita to replace a decrepit green Bosch (14.4 volt) machine. Before the Bosch I also had a Makita, have always been satisfied with it and this one also looks like it will give me a lot of pleasure. She has a lot of torque, I have already loosened heavy metal bolts that were well rusted and everything went without a hitch. Even startled and wrist half twisted because I didn't expect her to have that much strength (because of my green Bosch)
The only thing that is a bit dubious, but time will tell, is the chuck itself. It is in plastic, so far it clamps well and nothing comes loose, but I still have the idea that this will be the weakest point of the machine. My old Makita was a metal head and therefore looked a lot more robust. It is also a shame that no LED illuminates the head, even a cheap Bosch of €79 already has this, so this is a shame for such a machine.
It is also handy that it comes in a box with some accessories for on location. Although of course you should not choose this machine for this. My choice was the brand and the already positive experience with it. Let's hope this is again the case.
Dieter
10 March 2015
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I returned the machine because of the impact drill function. If you put the machine on a screw, the head first goes in a bit before you can really apply force. This is necessary to enable the impact drill function, but I find it inconvenient if you only screw. Even if you have switched off the impact drill function, this 'play' will remain.
Together with the fact that the suitcase is unnecessarily large so that you can't easily throw it in your pannier if you want to hang something elsewhere, I exchanged it for a Makita DF457DWE in a handy suitcase that just screws nicely. I see the impact drill function on this device more as a gimmick. If you really want to drill, you just have to buy a good impact drill next to it.
If you don't mind these two drawbacks, then I think it's a great device. Feels good in the hand, device works immediately, many attachments (although you have some double, so 70 is also more of a marketing trick). And I have to add: the one time I used it with a small bit and such a magnetic extension, I needed a pair of pliers to get the bit out of the extension again.
Gerrit Post
14 December 2016
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Works well even the knock function
And my daughter was happy with the packaging
patrick de jong
19 October 2016
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