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Makita BHP452HW 18-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2-Inch Hammer Driver-Drill Kit

Makita BHP452HW Features

  • Ergonomic and compact design with a length of  8-3/4-long and weight of 3.6 lbs.
  • Makita-built motor outputs 450 lbs. of maximum torque.
  • Variable speed all metal transmission (0-400 / 0-1, 500 RPM).
  • Forward mounted L.E.D. to help keep work surface in view.

Makita BHP452HW Review

Makita’s 18V Compact Cordless Lithium Ion 1/2-Inch Hammer Driver-Drill delivers unparalleled versatility in a compact size for any job site professional or serious weekend warrior.  The BHP452HW is ideal for a range of applications requiring percussive hammer-drilling,  fastening medium sized anchors, drilling into masonry work, and even setting small sized anchors into concrete.

The BHP452HW is powered by a Makita-built four-pole motor delivering 450 in.lbs. of  maximum torque.  A Shift-Lock drive system sleeve allows the user to quickly shift from “hammer drill” to “driver” mode.

Makita’s 18V LXT Lithium-Ion battery is rated at 2,000 cycles–2.5X more than other Ni-Cd batteries.  Built-in shock absorbing features help protect the battery.   The included Makita Optimum Charger monitors the battery during charging to ensure an efficient charging process and extended battery life.During the battery charging process, a built-in memory chip in the battery communicates with the Optimum Charger for a more efficient charge, extending the battery life. Makita’s Optimum Charger will charge an 18V LXT Lithium-Ion cell in just 30 minutes, and an 18V compact lithium-ion battery in just 15 minutes.

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  1. Adrian Frampton says:

    Ok the works fine,the problem I’ve had is with the batteries so far I’ve gotten through 3 in short shift don’t let the battery drain all the way out as it will be hard to resuscitate back to its former pep. Treat with great care as even the slightest bump could result in its demise.I could go on but the charger has just signaled me that it has reached full capacity and willy to give me a 2 minute work load and retain 8 screws if Ive predrilled with the Black and Decker.

  2. admin says:

    Thats unfortunate since I have had no problems with the Makita BHP452HW. Please be sure and read the owners manual regarding battery care and optimization.

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