Makita BHP451SFE 18v drill

[scooby]

I decided to replace my old Makita cordless (8443 dwde 18v) and went for a BHP451SFE. I haven't been able to find much information or reviews on the web but I'm pretty sure I've made a good choice. With the exception of 1 dewalt, all the cordless drills I've had have been Makita. From 7.2v to 18v, they're always been good. Should hopefully be here on Thursday, but in the meantime I was wondering if anyone had one of these and what they thought about it.

 

[Colin C]

Hi scooby
There was a reveiw in one of the woodworking mags and they said it was a good buy, so I think you will be very happy and if you are after an impact driver at some time.
I got a 14v Makita for £120 on Ebay, it just comes with a 110 charger

 

[Mike.C]

Scooby,

I have had the 18V BHP451SFE for about 5 months now and I can guarantee that you will be well pleased with your purchase. It is a superb tool that does everything you ask of it and more.

Alright they cost a few bob more then other drills, but then IMHO it is heads and shoulders above most of the competition.

Any questions just ask.

Cheers

Mike

 

[Colin C]

I think one of the few that would give a run for its money is MAKITA 8444DWFE which is what I have plus the imact driver :roll: .
Ps Both Makita
Enjoy your new toy, I mean tool :wink:

 

[scooby]

I think one of the few that would give a run for its money is MAKITA 8444DWFE which is what I have plus the imact driver :roll: .
Ps Both Makita
Enjoy your new toy, I mean tool :wink:

I'm looking forward to using it. I don't know why :? It'll do the same thing that my old drills did but I'm still strangely looking forward to it. :lol:

Only problem is, having new power tools is counter productive as I'll spend half the time cleaning it :lol: It's great when the 'honeymoon period' is over and you don't mind them getting dirty.

I think I'm still talking about drills here :? :lol: :lol:

 

[Colin C]

Only problem is, having new power tools is counter productive as I'll spend half the time cleaning it :lol: It's great when the 'honeymoon period' is over and you don't mind them getting dirty.

I think I'm still talking about drills here :? :lol: :lol:

Thats not just me than :roll: :wink: