(*´ω｀*)Good morning! Here we go~
This is our 8 AM daily blog.
Every time I think “Access only increases with Makita content” you know.
Makita users > niche bike enthusiasts
that’s how it feels.
Every day I wish “traffic would spike with bike content” but…
Since we run a pretty niche shop
it’s
hard to increase traffic based on content.
Well, let’s head to the simple lunch spot! Angled drill
As the name suggests, it’s a “drill that rotates 90 degrees.”
You can’t normally drill with heavy pressure applied
but it’s “an incredibly necessary tool.”
There are situations where a regular drill just won’t fit.
These troublesome moments come up a few times a year.
Please take this opportunity to get one of these machines (´ー｀)
This compact size is “the best” ( *´艸｀)
At 69×56MM, you shouldn’t have much trouble in most situations.
Even in most “tight spaces,” this wonderful drill works flexibly.
Even between seat rails is no problem
Plus, it pairs perfectly with center drills – “excellent” compatibility.
With a center drill, you can go from pilot hole to slight enlargement all at once.
And the best part is it doesn’t break easily.
Drilling from below – “effective for upward drilling”
When installing guards on the underside of swingarms or fixing hose clamp holes,
you sometimes need this kind of work.
The angled drill comes in handy quickly in these situations.
It doesn’t get used often in daily work, but it’s a “drill you can’t do without.”
Compact size takes priority! No keyless chuck.
Going keyless would increase “length and size.” This drill prioritizes
“compactness over speed.”
Since you won’t be changing bits frequently, a keyed chuck is fine.
It only chucks up to 10MM (;・∀・)
That’s necessary and sufficient. You won’t be drilling large holes or using hole saws with this.
Makita DA350A Angled Drill
It’s a drill you definitely want to have one of.
And this one too “went cordless” making it even more practical.
Everyone, please try “going cordless” this year~
(*´ω｀*)It has specialized uses, but it’s “super important”
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