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Though slower and heavier than corded models, the LXOB01 works surprisingly well
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Makitaís LXTX2 is an update of the HRH01, except it uses two 18-volt batteries (instead of a single 36V)
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These tools are more powerful, flexible, and convenient than traditional laminate trimmers.
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Weighing less than 30 pounds, this saw is ideal for moving room-to-room for flooring installation and other projects.
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Makita brought a couple of its Japanese-market nailers to the U.S. and paired them up with a new compressor.
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Makita's new portable table saw (2705/2705X1) meets new UL specs requiring that no tools be needed to change the blade guard.
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About a year ago I tested nine 18-volt impact drivers. Since then, a few new models — Bosch's 25618-02, Makita's BTD 144, and Milwaukee's 2650-20 — have come on the market.
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Makita's new impact driver, the BTD144, has several useful features inspired by the company's extensive line of industrial drivers.
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Bug holes and honeycombing in your concrete work compromise strength and can lead to questions from inspectors.
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If you haven't yet bought one of the new ultra-compact driver-drills or impact drivers, you can get both in Makita's two-piece 10.8-volt LCT203W combo kit.