Makita Impact XPS Line of Premium Impact Rated Drilling and Driving Accessories Initial Impressions Review

8 New June Makita Product Releases

Makita is keeping busy in June by releasing several new products with 2 new corded tools and 6 new cordless tools. The two new corded power tools are demolition hammers … Continue Reading →

3 New Makita X2 36V Brushless Lawn Mowers in 21″ & 18″ XML06, XML07, XML08

Last month in March, Makita announced three new premium battery powered mowers with the XML06, XML07, XML08 models of which are part of the X2 line of 18V tools that … Continue Reading →

Makita 18V LXT LED Flashlight and Spotlight DML812

Makita has announced a new cordless light the 18V LXT LED Flashlight and Spotlight DML812. The Makita 18V LXT LED Flashlight and Spotlight DML812 can operate as a spotlight and … Continue Reading →

Makita Impact XPS Line of Premium Impact Rated Drilling and Driving Accessories Initial Impressions Review

Makita has introduced a new line of impact rated bits called the Impact XPS that are their premium, top of the line bits. Makita was also kind enough to send … Continue Reading →

Makita PDC01 LXT 18V & X2 36V Portable Backpack Power Supply

Makita has launched a new backpack power supply similar to Ego’s professional series with the Makita PDC01 LXT 18V & X2 36V Portable Backpack Power Supply. The Makita PDC01 LXT … Continue Reading →

Makita X2 XSH10Z 9‑1/4” Brushless Circular Saw with Guide Rail Compatible Base & AWS Capable

Makita now has a new cordless circular saw with a capacity larger than 7-1/4″ and it’s the Makita X2 XSH10Z 9‑1/4” Brushless Circular Saw with Guide Rail Compatible Base and … Continue Reading →

Makita 18V Radio Spotted In Video Game Turing Test

Besides playing with tools I also do some video gaming from time to time, mostly on the Nintendo Switch. And while playing a new eShop title called The Turing Test … Continue Reading →

Makita 64V Max 5.0 ah Battery BL6450B Spotted

Makita already has a very successful 18V cordless power tool line which includes their X2 tools that are 36V using a pair of 18V batteries. Then recently they came out … Continue Reading →