Makita DTM51ZJX7 18V Li-Ion LXT Multi-Tool Kit Complete with Accessories Supplied in A Makpac Case - Batteries and Charger Not Included

This kit is great value for money. Yes it’s a costly purchase, but it’s up to Makita’s usual standards and design. I’ve used a number of the attachments included in the box and have to say they made a difficult job an absolute breeze. The versatility of the tool, it’s power control and the quality of the blades made a hard to reach cut into a floorboard a piece of cake. The sanding kit that comes with the kit looks better made and more likely to get used than a detail sander I bought years ago.You will need to buy the right 18v batteries to run this tool. I already own the 18v cordless drill and impact driver set that uses the same batteries and charger, so didn’t buy any extra. My drill set batteries are the 5A ones, but you can get lower Amp batteries to use with this multi tool for a little less money that the higher Amp output ones if you don’t already have Makita batteries. The storage box has space in it for 2x batteries and a charger if you do end up buying them.The accessories come in really neat Makita storage boxes so you can safely store the multi tool, batteries and accessories without stuff getting ruined in transit. The box is excellent too as it will stack and lock to any other Makita tools you own using their own locking clips designed for safe stacking.All in all, a brilliant timesaver of a tool and a accessories kit and an excellent buy for anyone’s money.

Very pleased with the Makita Multitool. Iv used several different brands over the years and for a cordless, this is a beast. It's on par with the Fein Multitool but as anyone that's used one will know they only come in a corded model. This proves inconvenient for tight spaces, up/down ladders etc. It's quite long in its size and a fair weight but both are manageable when using. The variable speed setting is handy for precise cuts and I love the soft start function too. There's not much vibration when in use and doesn't leave you with tingly fingers if using for long cuts. All in all very pleased.

Really good solid bit of kit. Goes right though coving like butter, very useful. The quick change takes a bit of getting used to and can be a bit fiddly but once latched it's solid. It is pretty noisy, but that is to be expected. Well worth it and the sander attachment works really well, much better than my cheap random orbit.

A superb multitool and a vast improvement over a lower voltage example I already possess.Change of tools is enabled by activating a quick release lever that releases the tool holder. A very simple yet very effective means of tool changing.The selection of cutters and sanding disks is acceptable but the supplied box, whilst acceptable for the enclosed number of tools does not easily accommodate additions cutters.All together an exceptional Multi-Tool.

Great little addition to my toolkit. A must have tool, allows you to choose from 6 speeds and with all the attachments that you can plug into it, it is totally fit for purpose. Can use universal blades. And comes with a stack pak, total value for money.

Superb piece of kit which goes along nicely with my other Cordless kit so I can interchange batteries. Also, when I ordered this kit it came with a hose connection for sanding, which I didn't realise at the time, so you can suck up the dust. This is probably the best suction system I've used in a long time and when connected to the hoover, there was very little dust left anywhere but in the hoover. Just be sure your connect the adaptor properly to the tool before the hoover, because there is a catch mechanism that if not locked in place properly, it doesn't work as well.The fine controls for motor adjustment are simple enough with a rotary switch which does give enough fine measurement and there is a battery indicator that comes on when the battery is nearly out of juice which saves you getting stuck half way through cutting something only to find the battery cutting out and ruining your work.The device can be heavy for a Cordless kit compared to other tools i've used but build quality seems to be on par with other Makita kit I have. The attachment system works brilliantly with a flick of the lever, pop out one tool and pop in another and lock and you're ready to go. Just remember to take of the sanding paper first if sanding, as it's much easier to pull off the sand paper when attached to the device and remove the locking pin.If there is one thing this device could use though, it's probably some sort of dampening system to cut down on the vibration into your hands. After a long while of sanding my fingers were buzzing. Maybe need to see if there is a decent pair of gloves out there. I have it on my Bosch Corded sander which seems to work brilliantly, but maybe being a different type of sander it works better??One thing I will say though, it sucks up battery juice really quick if doing a lot of sanding so probably not the best tool for that, but for cutting and attachments I received in the box(yes, it even came with a big box) it's been excellent and cut everything I've thrown at it so far, which is mostly wood right now, have yet to try any metals.Overall, it's been a useful tool and worth the money. Would I buy it again, possibly if it was better on battery usage or maybe just need a large battery capacity as I only have 40.ah batteries or whatever they're called. Haven't tried a corded one so can't compare that as the jobs I was doing was more convenient for cordless.

Last year I bought cordless Makita Drill and Circular Saw and was so impressed by them that I have added the Multi-Tool to the collection.The main bonus is that they all use the same battery so you if you are canny with keeping the batteries charged you never run out of DIY juice.The Multi-Tool feels quite weighty in you hand and a little unbalance but once you get used to how it feels you don't look back.Having recently moved house I had 10 door frames that needed the bottoms trimming off in order to lay laminate flooring in the hallway. Previously this would have taken all morning with a skirting board saw, not this time, just over an hour to do the lot.Since then I have used the Multi-Tool to cut skirting board, laminate flooring, floor boards and made a perfect hole in plasterboard for a pattress box.The blades are quick and easy to change so you can flit between jobs without having to hunt down the "key" to change blades.It makes life much easier and gets task completed in a fraction of the time. The only challenge it has given me was sanding some architrave - it seems a little top heavy and harder to manoeuvrer that a Mouse/Orbital sander but maybe a bit more time and practice will see me adapt to this aspect of the tool.The carry case also stack neatly on top of all the other Makita boxes in the shed so keeps everything nice and tidy.I always thought Makita tools were "expensive" but I know why I pay a little more "convenience, time saving, long lasting" - as with everything in life you get what you pay for and with Makita you just don't pay as often, as it lasts and does the job you want!

Ive used these multitools before on jobs but never owned my own and i marvelled at there versatility.. now that i'm doing more work on my own it was a must have on the tool list and i decided to invest in one of the best. On initial holding its heavier than i expected but that does also make for a robust tool and is dependant on the size of the battery. I purchased the smaller makita battery just for this tool but sadly i was to discover that you really need a larger battery as the constant sanding or cutting does drain it very quickly. The quick change mechanism is a gift when swapping out back and forth - i've used it mostly for cutting out rotten wood around door trims and windows and patching and repairing so i was constantly switching back and forth from blade to sander with ease.. the sanding pads are great but as it only comes with the single blade id definitely recommend purchasing a few others as the circular blade can make it a bit cumbersome for the kind of job i had in hand. I was also pleasantly surprised that it came with those stackable makita hardcasesi also forgot to mention the dust extractor.. its over looked as an essential element of tools these days - on any given day i find myself in an environment of paint dust, saw dust, filler and who knows what other chemicals i could be breathing in so finding tools that not only aid in cleaning up the mess but also have a benefit to my health is a bonus. the reason why i even bought this version was the fact it came with this accessory.

… in jedem Werkzeugpool.,,geht wie Butter“ ist die Aussage von meinem Mann. Wir sind am renovieren/ sanieren und dieses Multitool erleichtert so einiges.Klare Kaufempfehlung.

Es una máquina perfecta para muchos cortes complicados, la marca lo dice todo calidad siempre la llevo encima para sacarme de apuros.

Makita halt, was soll ich da sagen?Kaufts euch keinen Mist - nehmt gleich Makita :-)

Es una excelente máquina firme confiable y duradera. Hace lo que promete y es de una calidad muy alta. Excelente

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