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Thursday, April 11, 2019
Makita 12V Impact Wrench WT05
Pro Tool Reviews: The Makita 12V Impact Wrench is a 3/8″ model with 120 ft-lbs of fastening torque. Its slim profile and light weight make it ideal for working in tight spaces around vehicles and for lighter overhead fastening in general.
1 comment:
DJ L.
said...
This seems a little like tool week here on the CMU PTM Blogspot. Weeks like this make it super easy to write comments as I am always interested in reading about new tools on the market. Jumping into the article, I am very impressed by Makita's new tools. While I own power tools from most consumer grade and some professional grade companies, I do not own any Makita power tools. I think this is due to the fact that I have never had great luck while working with them. The last time I worked with them was when they had just re-designed their entire power tool line to the white and black tools. I found these tools to be very underpowered, I found that the batteries drained pretty quickly and that they were not so durable. I was working with someone who had just bought them, and they were already having issues due to wear and tear.
1 comment:
This seems a little like tool week here on the CMU PTM Blogspot. Weeks like this make it super easy to write comments as I am always interested in reading about new tools on the market. Jumping into the article, I am very impressed by Makita's new tools. While I own power tools from most consumer grade and some professional grade companies, I do not own any Makita power tools. I think this is due to the fact that I have never had great luck while working with them. The last time I worked with them was when they had just re-designed their entire power tool line to the white and black tools. I found these tools to be very underpowered, I found that the batteries drained pretty quickly and that they were not so durable. I was working with someone who had just bought them, and they were already having issues due to wear and tear.
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