Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #100226 in Home Improvement
- Brand: Makita
- Model: LXT221
Features
- 2-Speed 1/2-Inch Hammer Driver-Drill (0-400 / 0-1,700 RPM) with Makita-built 4-pole motor delivers 560 in.lbs. of Max Torque and weighs only 4.9 lbs
- Reciprocating Saw provides 2,900 SPM with tool-less blade changes and shoe adjustments at only 7.7 lbs
- 30-Minute Rapid Optimum Charger communicates with battery's built-in chip during the charging process; optimizes battery life by controlling current, voltage and temperature
- Makita LXT Lithium-Ion battery and Energy Star rated 30-Minute Rapid Optimum Charger produces 430% total lifetime work with 2.5X more cycles
- 3-year warranty on tools; 1-year warranty on batteries and charger
Product Description
Includes 18V LXT 1/2-in Hammer Drill Driver - BHP454, LXT Recipro Saw - BJR182, (2) 18V 3.0 Ah LXT Lithium-Ion Batteries - BL1830, Rapid Optimum Battery Charger - DC18RA, Contractor Bag - 821007-X
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Good tools, great range of tool types, mediocre batteries
By John Brown
I've got a set of Milwaukee v28/m28s for heavy duty ranch work; I bought them when that range first came out and they have seen heavy use for many years. They are my main point of comparison with these LXT18s from Makita.I bought these Makitas for the extraordinary range of tool types that Makita offers, but I also believed the hype that 18v lithiums had improved to the point that they can compete with 28s on power and stamina.In a word: They can'tThese are good tools, but they lack the brutal power and amazing stamina of the (bigger and heavier) Milwaukees. The hammer drill won't beat at concrete for as long, the sawzall won't rip through thick steel pipe as quickly and the skillsaw runs out of juice much quicker. I'm also disappointed with the keyless chuck on the makita sawzall: unnecessarily hard to change blades, compared with the great system on the Milwaukee.For what it's worth, I've heard rumors that the Milwaukees have declined in quality since they moved their operation overseas, so my comparison could well be out of date.The upside of the Makitas is that they are very well made (no plastic clutches here!) and there are a lot of tools for different needs. I just wish they would work on the battery stamina.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
replacement parts
By Tim
I originaly purchased a 7 piece set that included a hammer drill and sawzall. unfortunatly those 2 pieces were stolen from me. well as it turns out I find this set at an incredible price and couldn't be happier. The BHP454Z is far supurior to the H drill that came with my original set and the sawzall is basicly the same. I was prepared to re-invest in dewalt just because of the hammerdrill. I am very happy with this purchase and it has exceeded my expectations and was delivered on time and in great condition. Thanks Amazon.....
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Makita is always good, these are solid.
By Ben
I was concerned about a cordless masonry drill not having enough b-lls but this does for light work. If you're cutting a lot of masonry (drilling actually) you need a plug in but for the odd fasteners this beats the crap out of the hammer drill setting on a cordless drill not meant for it. This works well. Mine is new so I can't speak about its durability over time. The sawzall is solid as expected, eats battery life quickly but heck, when you need a cordless sawzall, you need a cordless sawzall. These two are a good buy with the batteries - i wouldn't have bought if i wasn't getting two more big batteries for my other tool with this purchase.
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