http://justmakita.com/makita/makita-bhp451-lxt-18-volt-lithium-ion-hammer-driver-drill/ Reviews, Store & Auctions Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:18:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://justmakita.com/makita/makita-bhp451-lxt-18-volt-lithium-ion-hammer-driver-drill/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Makita BHP451 LXT 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Hammer Driver-Drill | Quality Lasts Sun, 20 Jan 2008 06:34:15 +0000 http://justmakita.com/2008/01/19/makita-bhp451-lxt-18-volt-lithium-ion-hammer-driver-drill/#comment-5 [...] Review from Just Makita: Did you ever pick up a tool and it just feels right? That’s this drill. It sits properly in the palm of your hand, and has perfect balance-whether horizontal or vertical. This is a rare thing, and when you drive 1,000 deck screws with it you really appreciate the intelligent engineering that went into it. Oh sure it has the ability to knock out 25,000 hammer blows per minute at 1,700 rpm- but with the integrated electric brake you can just as easily drive drywall screws while sinking the screw head precisely where you want it. I’ve used it to drill in the concrete foundation of the house to anchor a toilet (making it much less of the thrill ride it used to be, thank you), and it did the job effortlessly. The drill is covered with a rubberized finish (Makita blue, of course), and when you sit it down it stays put, surviving the occasional bump that would send a lesser tool flying off the bathroom vanity and onto the floor. MORE [...] [...] Review from Just Makita: Did you ever pick up a tool and it just feels right? That’s this drill. It sits properly in the palm of your hand, and has perfect balance-whether horizontal or vertical. This is a rare thing, and when you drive 1,000 deck screws with it you really appreciate the intelligent engineering that went into it. Oh sure it has the ability to knock out 25,000 hammer blows per minute at 1,700 rpm- but with the integrated electric brake you can just as easily drive drywall screws while sinking the screw head precisely where you want it. I’ve used it to drill in the concrete foundation of the house to anchor a toilet (making it much less of the thrill ride it used to be, thank you), and it did the job effortlessly. The drill is covered with a rubberized finish (Makita blue, of course), and when you sit it down it stays put, surviving the occasional bump that would send a lesser tool flying off the bathroom vanity and onto the floor. MORE [...]

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