Makita DP4002
I'm not very much into keyless-chuck drills, and even less into cordless, so I bought this Makita 6402 as an all-around drill in my already-electrified shop. And when compared to, say, a similar Craftsman keyless-chuck 3/8 drill at half the price, what strikes me is the increased compactness (or weight and density) of the Makita model. Also, the Makita's slower 1200 rpm would seem to be preferable since the black-oxide drill bits that are generally available these days are only rated to a maximum of 1500 rpm. My only gripe with this model has to do with the illustration as given here and elsewhere. An earlier model seems to be depicted, one that had a variable-speed dial built into trigger. ...
Makita DP4002 Easily accessible brushes mean
Makita DP4002 quicker maintenance This 1/2-inch, reversing drill from Makita features a powerful 8-amp motor
Makita DP4002 for heavy-duty industrial performance along with variable speed (0-600 rpm) for drilling into a wide variety of materials This double-insulated drill also features an all ball and needle bearing
Makita DP4002 construction for longer tool life Side handle rotates 360° Ergonomically designed rubberized grips for positive control ... »»
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