Makita's Penpact

introducing the new Makita Penpact screwdriver. 7,2 V Li-ion tools. the world first in-line impact screwdriver.

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• Makita
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• 2
• V
• screwdriver
• LXT
• li-ion
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[Onypop2]

17 NM? Thats low... Also the looks of that thing are horrible.

[HassanAhmedAbou12]

This little thing i very good for small repairs, like opening all kinds of electric appliances, normal size cordless drivers are very bulky to use for that kind of work.

[pluskat]

I felt like I was playing Golden Eye on the Nintendo 64 while watching this!

[jflores99]

That switch looks uncomfortable. I'll just keep my milwaukee M12 can't get any better than that

[heavydiesel]

@HassanAhmedAbou12 Thats what i use mine for, taking electrical covers off, small bolts on fan motors and water pumps etc.

[man9170]

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[marinail]

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[BrocWorst]

17NM equals 150 inch pounds dusky. Now, you were saying?

[rpmagency]

...like the sound of this ad!

[Onypop2]

It depends on what you're gonna do with it.

For the real work I use a strong machine.

But the Makita 7.2V or the GDR 10.8V is handy to putt in your car for emergency repairs. Or you can just use a screwdriver ._.

[zakzak000]

The Bosch GSR was what I was referring to but the GDR would be a good comparison since that is an impact driver too. I have this Makita 7.2V and its useful in tight corners and with the impact facility better than just a driver.

I also have the 18V Makita impact driver and this does the serious work. Packs 145Nm of torque too ;) Although I have the Makita LXT BHP451 which packs 80Nm of torque without Impact action so much less noisier!