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Makita 40V Max XGT Hammer Driver-Drill

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Robert from Makita introduces their brand new, most powerful 40V Max XGT Hammer Driver-Drill. This hammer drill features 1590 inch-pounds of torque and a new 3-speed transmission, eliminating the need to choose between low speed/high torque or high speed/low torque; it offers a happy medium. The drill is demonstrated efficiently boring through a thick piece of wood using a large auger bit. This tool is designed to allow users to work twice as fast all day long while maintaining necessary torque. It will be released on February 1st and will be priced at $269 for the bare tool.

Goal: Showcase Makita's new powerful 3-speed hammer drill.

Tools and materials

  • Large Auger Bit — Boring holes in wood
  • Makita 40V Battery Makita — Powering the hammer drill
  • Wood — Material for drilling demonstration

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Yeah, just watch. >> Okay, hold it up right at me and hold it up like I'm going to hit me. Three, two, one. All right, Robert, what are we looking at with this now? >> This is our brand new hammer drill from Makita. It is our most powerful hammer drill we've ever had and also features a new 3-speed transmission. >> All right, let's see it in action. >> All right, here we go. >> Second gear. >> I'll do it in three. So, what makes this different than the other ones you've made, Rob? >> So, not only do we have a lot more power, we're at 1590 in pounds, but now we have a 3-speed transmission. So, you no longer have to choose between low speed, high torque, or high speed and low torque. Now, we have that happy medium. So, you can work all day long, twice as fast, but still have all the torque you need. >> When is it coming out? >> February 1st. So, just a couple of weeks. >> What is it? >> It'll be 5 for 269 bare tool and kitted up with the tables battery as well and a two-piece combo kit. What was that price one more time? >> $269. >> $269. All right. The new 3-speed drill by Makita. >> Thank you, sir. >> Good enough.

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