will this work well with my makita DHP452 drill? thanks
1674400
I don't know since I don't own a makita drill. A lot depends on the soil you are drilling into. Clay soil is harder on the wrist and takes more power.
1674401
The auger has a 1/2" shank so it should fit any 1/2" drill, my ryobi 18 volt drill handles it well. I hope this was helpful
1674402
i dont believe an 18 volt cordless will work well unless your in very soft ground
1674403
don't know the specs on a DHP452...used it for two years with a DeWalt XRP 18v and it works great, but watch out for the roots/obstructions...it will give your wrist a good snap.
556447
Yes, works fine. I use these with my Milwaukee V28 impact wrench and half inch cordless drill. They are holding up better than the older version.
2202236
I would check your booklet for the part number and search Makita & the part number. It should be readily available.
359499
I'm using this with the 12" Dewalt Sliding Mitre Saw. As long as the mounting points on your Makita are in the same plane with each other front to back it will work. The two mounting brackets are completely adjustable side to side.
1499360
I would say so...Its a good tool and works well. Even if the drill doesn't spin fast enough, it will just take longer to complete your project
566816
This drill bit is built with really good quality. It should work with any 1/2 drill. However, it is the drill usually has too much torque, and hard to control the torque. Using the bit with such drill is easy to hurt the rist. Be very careful with it. I am not recommending it as it is tricky and easy to hurt rist.
912054
Regular bits do not work. We bought some hex bits that do fit the Makita. We also bought a chuck that fits the shaft that takes regular bits. The chuck has worked well with the exception of a few problems loosing the keyless chuck that is not an issue with the Makita.
672268
As long as the quill on your drill press will accept the attachment it should Work. The kit includes different sized bushings to help with that.
1750023
It should, I've used mine in my 3/8 & 1/2 drills. Also used in my impact driver with no problems.
1041331
First, I must say I don't have a Makita rotary hammer. SDS-Plus is a standard. It will work as long as you have an SDS-Plus and not SDS or SDS-Max.
669764
That's a question you need to ask the company they have always responded to my questions rapidly.Since it attaches to the front of the saw by two screws it may depend on width of saw bottom plate. It works fine on my Ryobi's and B&D; Dewalt. Don't why it wouldn't fit your Makita. Setting up to center it can be nerve wracking but once done it cut true.
353047
Amy my Makita model #6011D work just fine with replacement Ni-NM 632277-5,1210 . You will not be disappointed with it's perfomance . It delivers power really well and keeps it's charge alot longer than the type that came with drill .
620209
i believe the makita hr4001c takes sds max bits, so it is not compatible with the sds plus bits in this set.
2031476
I use one with good success on a variable speed 1/2 power drill. No idea if it will work well on your saw.
87509
It will work fine.....if you take care of the drill. Same plastic quality as most small inexpensive hand tools. Lend it to your neighbor or friend or job helper and when they return it broken you'll hear the excuse "i don't know, it just broke pal." .
1429226
Not quite sure. As a whole, I have noticed the build quality & materials on Makita drills decline ( metal chuck ring now plastic) & seeing the lesser models sold for eye-popping $69.00 prices in bargain bin. The profit margin must be big for this. The brushless model is stout ( so far). Be picky & don't fall for the too cheap price.
857055
Yes, I have this and have used it with my 20V Matrix drill and it works great.