Here comes the Makita blog! I thought it had quieted down a bit, but
the fire is back these days…
So what’s the real deal? Casual chat about cordless power tools
“No way, you can’t go back to 100V”
The downside is the big expense Other than that honestly there are only benefits I think.
“Disadvantages of 100V Power Tools”
When working with the bike on a lift, on both sides of the bike I want to use power tools
“Drill, soldering iron, heat gun, grinder”
Our place still has 100V cords running up and down from the ceiling so it’s manageable, but
“From outlet to cord reel” isn’t that pretty common?
- Hassle of preparing the cord reel
- Hassle of organizing power tools (100V cords get in the way)
- Hassle of moving cords during work
- Risk of damage from snagging cords
“Bulky, tedious to take out and organize, potential cable accidents”
All of this can be solved at once you see.
To some extent 100V does have merits too.
“Lightweight, no battery needed, some models are powerful”
However recently, batteries have become incredibly light and high-output, high-capacity so much better
that the difference has been largely eliminated.
“Benefits of Makita Cordless Power Tools”
- Space-saving storage expert “Tools stand up, wall mounting is easy”
- No need for 100V power, usable anywhere without location restrictions . Can be used on the go
- Many models come with the latest features. Keyless/clutch/rotation control/hand-illuminating light, etc.
- Lineup by use case (so many options you can’t choose)
- Good resale value (easy to sell)
Basically “more usable space” and “time-saving” that’s what it comes down to.
Time is finite. If you calculate the total hours used per year, it becomes half, or even 1/5…
Plus you’re freed from the frustration and irritation of taking out and putting away 100V power tools.
Let’s go! My? Makita TOP 5 (excluding gardening)
What? Starting from #1? I’m intentionally listing them in order of frequency of use.
- Up to M6 is really useful.
- Carburetor Phillips screws? Easy to remove 100% of the time!
- With a clutch for safety and powerful with adjustable settings
- Full-circle light illuminates your work area for safety
Makita Cordless Flashlight ML812
“The best lighting for bike maintenance” Makita Cordless Flashlight ML812 Here’s what makes it great (*’▽’)
- Common issue with lights: battery dies. The advantage of replaceable batteries is unbeatable
- Stands up, can be hung, rotates . Perfect for work and emergency situations.
- Being battery-powered allows for long-duration illumination for peace of mind
- Effective for removing inspection stickers (amazing when removing multiple stickers from 3+ vehicles at once)
- Unlike 100V which won’t stand up, cordless models can stand so contact melting risk is reduced
- Location-independent , easily usable even inside vehicles
- The benefit of keyless chuck is huge. Can’t go back to keyed chucks
- The torque is amazing! Can easily countersink SUS pipes.
- Rotation adjustment/torque adjustment possible for wide range of applications
- Paddle switch/brake (squeeze to turn ON, release to turn OFF) very convenient
- “Auto-shift ” feature “function to reduce from high to low rotation”
- Dial shift has 5 stages this is quite groundbreaking.
I hope your precious time gets shortened and your life becomes more fulfilling.
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