Makita BDF452HW

For people in the market for a a compact drill, it really comes down to two choices: Makita BDF452HW and DEWALT DC720KA. People usually have their favorite brand but in this article you will find an unbiased analysis of both drills.

Pros and Cons of the Makita BDF452HW:

• The Battery is very good: Lithium-Ion technology integrated by makita in this drill is leading in the industry. It is a whole new standard for batteries giving 2.5 times as many super-fast charges  (15 minutes)
• It is Powerful: 1/2 inch driver drill can deliver quite a lot of torque as well as power to get just about any job done. 450 lbs max torque.
• Built in LEDs: great to get some extra light on the work area, comes in very useful.
• 3 year warranty

Pros and Cons of the DEWALT DC720KA

• Compact in size: allows users to work even in tight spaces
• Lightweight design (4.8 pounds) lowers user fatigue
• 1/2 inch ratcheting chuck lowers bit slippage
• Dual speed range 0-500 and 0-1,700 rpm ensures high performance
• Frameless motor brings on  maximum power of 410 unit watts out
• LED lights provide increased visibility of work environment in confined spaces
• 90 Day Money Back Guarantee, 1 Year Free Service Contract, 3 Year Limited Warranty

Dewalt DC720KA Product Description:

This particular compact drill provides its users with   durability and first-class performance along with exceptional ergonomics. The drills performance is kept up to speed with increased power potential while the improved frameless motor and composite metal planetary gear help increase durability. This drill comes with a full heavy-duty kit including a charger and battery packs as well as a light bit kit.

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