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Makita 6402 5.2 Amp 3/8-Inch Drill by Makita
List Price: $182.60Our Price: $125.00You Save: $57.60 (32%)Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days Category: Tools See more product details
Product DetailsManufacturer: Makita Model: 6402 Product features: - Powerful 5.2 AMP motor for super duty performance
- Variable speed for drilling in a wide variety of materials
- Separate reversing switch
- Large recessed lock-on button
- Heavy-duty industrial drill chuck
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Description of Makita 6402 5.2 Amp 3/8-Inch DrillThis unit has a powerful 5.2 amp motor for super duty performance. Variable speed means you'll easily drill in a variety of materials. A separate reversing switch means no accidental reversals. This drill is lightweight (3.7 pounds) and well balanced for easy handling. A large recessed lock-on button will get you through the longs jobs. Makita's all ball and needle bearing construction means extended tool life. This baby features double gear reduction for extra power, and has a convenient belt clip for packing around the jobsite. Your purchase includes a heavy-duty drill chuck and chuck key.
Tools and Hardware Reviews of Makita 6402 5.2 Amp 3/8-Inch DrillCustomer Review: A Great All Around Drill Summary: 5 Stars
This is one great drill. I was looking for a good basic drill for work in the shop,for general drilling and driving screws[witout constantly changing batteries] and this Makita more than fits the bill.Not too big,not too small. I already have a 1/2" Porter-Cable, a Porter-Cable hammer drill, a Milwaukee hole shooter, as well as a Makita cordless.However the one I reach for most is the 6402. It's just the right size, not too heavy and has good balance,and plenty of power. Say what you want about keyless chucks, they are a great convience, but give me a keyed chuck anyday. It only takes a few seconds more and a little effort.But they are the only ones that really lock the bit tight. Nothing more frustrating than to have constantly tighten up the chuck. Ive used it to drill and drive screws, and have put hole saws on it as well,and used a 1" forstner bit, and it has worked effortlessly,and it does not slip either. The reverse switch is in a good spot on the bottom,does not get in the way. No woodworker/handyman's tool box is complete without a Makita 6402. Its not the biggest,the baddest or the most powerful drill out there. But if you are looking for a great all around drill, the Makita 6402 is for you.[And the battery never seems to die just when you need it most] I almost bought a Milwaukee 3/8" drill. Its a super drill, but the size and weight are just like a 1/2" : kind of like a 1/2" drill disguised to look like a 3/8". A great drill, but I already have a 1/2", I dont need 2. Give this a workbench test drive, I doubt you will be disappointed. Ohh, did I forget to mention, its made in U.S.A.!! How many tools can you say that about today?
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