Thats Nice stuff Chris ! Hows the chainsaw going for you ? 🙂
The chainsaw is unbelievable. I can’t believe it’s battery powered, got it hung up on a partially felled branch but that was my fault and any saw would have had the same issue. Super compact, light, the only gripes I have are fuel gauge and the safety lever is really close to the grip so if wearing have glove as evident in my video review, it trips the lever. Still, I am so so so glad I bought it, it’s awesome,
As far as the bit kit? Yup CPO Makita, haven’t tried them out as I just got them and opened them before the pic but man I love having brads and safety drivers. Well put together kit and snaps onto my old sustainers no problem. I’d go so far as to say I love the rounded edges on the case,
I might get the bit kit, is the chainsaw balanced well with the two batteries?
Hey guys
Here’s my collection
Not shown in the pic is my 18v blower (Forgot about it) and the 18v hedge trimmer as my mother inlaw has annexed it.
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Nice agail! Thats some top of the line tools you got there 🙂
How are you ( or your mother in law ) liking the hedge trimmer ? 🙂
Is it the single or dual 18 v model ? 🙂
Agail wrote:
Hey guys
Here’s my collection
Not shown in the pic is my 18v blower (Forgot about it) and the 18v hedge trimmer as my mother inlaw has annexed it.
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nice bunch of tools! I know im weird but I seriously love that stick vac.. very handy
NERemodeling wrote:
nice bunch of tools! I know im weird but I seriously love that stick vac.. very handy
Thanks bud
Very true – it’s probably had more continuous use than a lot of the other tools. My fiance ended up seizing it very early on.
kornomaniac wrote:
Nice agail! Thats some top of the line tools you got there 🙂
How are you ( or your mother in law ) liking the hedge trimmer ? 🙂
Is it the single or dual 18 v model ? 🙂
Thanks
It’s just the single 18v.
I like it a lot – more than enough power, pretty quiet and I don’t have to worry about accidentally cutting the extension cable.
Mother in law loves it more than me, she actually wanted to buy one for herself, but I said she could keep mine for a while and we’ll swop back and forth.
She also loved the vac so much that I got for herself as well.
Hahaha cool cool 🙂 if the electric hedge trimmer dies i will go for the 18v myself 🙂
My makita cordless collection, Not pictured (2) xdt09 impacts, brushless rotary hammer w/ dust vac, XPH07T, XWT02z, xtd08, XLT01z, new makita flood light, (2) finish sanders, DS4011 spade handle drill, XAG03m, DC18RD charger, 5007MGA circular saw, X2 7-1/4″ circular saw, and XMR03 multi-tool.
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My makita cordless collection, Not pictured (2) xdt09 impacts, brushless rotary hammer w/ dust vac, XPH07T, XWT02z, xtd08, XLT01z, new makita flood light, (2) finish sanders, DS4011 spade handle drill, XAG03m, DC18RD charger, 5007MGA circular saw, X2 7-1/4″ circular saw, and XMR03 multi-tool.image.jpgimage.jpg
wow, that is quite the collection! did you buy one of those monster 18-tool kits i see on amazon or just buy things as you needed? i notice the “white” makitas on the side… are you satisfied with their performance? i ask because my brother bought some of those and was actually disappointed.
ChrisK1970 wrote:
Well guys here it’s is!
dude, can you post a close up picture of the bit kit? i havent seen that before, does it come in the box, or did you put that together yourself?
Comp, how do you like that planer?
I like it, lots of power and seems to cut clean…it is a mess however so dust control is a must….
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My makita cordless collection, Not pictured (2) xdt09 impacts, brushless rotary hammer w/ dust vac, XPH07T, XWT02z, xtd08, XLT01z, new makita flood light, (2) finish sanders, DS4011 spade handle drill, XAG03m, DC18RD charger, 5007MGA circular saw, X2 7-1/4″ circular saw, and XMR03 multi-tool. image.jpg image.jpg
Damn thats a nice collection! Angled impact driver! Not one you see any day 🙂
But a life saver in certain situations ! 😀
comp56 wrote:
I pretty much only have a Makita planer…
Cool ! I cant read those fractional inch sizes ! Is that the 2.5 mm or 4.0 mm max plane size? 🙂
ankur wrote:
wow, that is quite the collection! did you buy one of those monster 18-tool kits i see on amazon or just buy things as you needed? i notice the “white” makitas on the side… are you satisfied with their performance? i ask because my brother bought some of those and was actually disappointed.
Ankur, thanks for the compliment. I originally bought the 18volt 15-piece tool kit last year, and added the brushless and 12v(white) tools along the way. I’m satisfied with the white 12v makita’s, but all I use them for is odd jobs around the house, so I haven’t really been hard on them.
bg58aa wrote:
Ankur, thanks for the compliment. I originally bought the 18volt 15-piece tool kit last year, and added the brushless and 12v(white) tools along the way. I’m satisfied with the white 12v makita’s, but all I use them for is odd jobs around the house, so I haven’t really been hard on them.
i figured as much on the whites… my brother seemed to think they could be his go-to tools. i believe he just trusted that every makita would be badass without actually looking at the specs or reviews… not so much.
You guys have some great tools, you’re making me look bad
Hey kornomaniac! In witch toolshop in belgium do you work? Just curious about it 😉 greetings from belgium!
kornomaniac wrote:
On 10-7-2015 at 7:50 PM, kornomaniac said:And this is not really my personal collection with my responsibility and personal toy store !
It’s the hardware store where i work. Makita is my main responsability there 🙂
As you can see we have quite a large selection of Makita Tools stocked so if anyone needs a closer look / small video on any of these tools. Let me know !!
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Angle grinders, Rotary hammers, Hammer drills, etc…
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Petrol cut off saws. There’s the super compact EK6100 300mm. Then the EK7300 350mm. Third one is the 4 stroke ! and barely visible the electric cut off saw
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That’s in front of the store. Mitre saws /table saws and a display with the 4 stroke combi engine with different attachments.
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More mitre saws and table saws
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This is our 18V cordless selection ( well one 10.8V and one 14v tool up there )
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Various woodworking tools and some 18v combi kits
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Diamond core drilling machines and some 18V combi kits
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Cirk saws, recip saws, a few laser tools and a selection of hedge trimmers
My only Makita gear, I’m hoping to replace it as the batteries are just trashed now. I’m holding out for something new to pop up before I take the plunge.
Belgiumtoolfreak wrote:
3 hours ago, Belgiumtoolfreak said:Hey kornomaniac! In witch toolshop in belgium do you work? Just curious about it 😉 greetings from belgium!
Hey man ! 😀
Madreco professional.
In Bree, Limburg.
Adres is : stift 2a .
Come have a look if youre around 😀
I got a case of Makita bits that’s about it
Jimbo
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kornomaniac wrote:
3 hours ago, kornomaniac said:Hey man ! 😀
Madreco professional.
In Bree, Limburg.
Adres is : stift 2a .
Come have a look if youre around 😀
Is there a website to purchase from?
Nope 🙂 its belgium 😛 werd stil abit backwards when it comes to internet sales 😉
Good old Brick and mortar store with the best advice, alot of stock and a cup of coffee 😉
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kornomaniac wrote:
9 hours ago, kornomaniac said:Nope 🙂 its belgium 😛 werd stil abit backwards when it comes to internet sales 😉
Good old Brick and mortar store with the best advice, alot of stock and a cup of coffee 😉
Look likes I be taking a trip to Belgium ;D
Be sure to drop by if youre ever in belgium 😀 we can test out any tool you want 😛
kruton wrote:
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Awesome ! That saw is truly amazing !
kornomaniac wrote:
9 hours ago, kornomaniac said:Nope 🙂 its belgium 😛 werd stil abit backwards when it comes to internet sales 😉
Good old Brick and mortar store with the best advice, alot of stock and a cup of coffee 😉
But is the coffee made with the Makita cordless coffee maker?
I must get around to posting some pics.
Old topic but a little update!
20 skins and 13 batteries, also just pre-ordered my little 18v Brushless router/trimmer!
Lovely !
Some of the stuff I use daily on site. I have other bits and pieces that I don’t have photos of.
Makita boxes are nice you can clip them with systainers
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marsh942 wrote:
On 4/5/2017 at 10:10 PM, marsh942 said:Old topic but a little update!
20 skins and 13 batteries, also just pre-ordered my little 18v Brushless router/trimmer!
Hell ya man loven the collection man love to see fellow makita fans ?
My new makitas and a orange makita jigsaw and a old 7 inch grinder
Hey! What happened to the pics I put on this thread… they have disappeared…strange…
Tool Lover 69 wrote:
1 hour ago, Tool Lover 69 said:Hey! What happened to the pics I put on this thread… they have disappeared…strange…
uh oh, maybe something with the forum swap out? I always use a third party upload site called flickr, and @BMack37 uses Imgur, which means only the URL is here on the forum, not the actual picture, so it doesn’t have that problem…
I am about to get some new tools after our flood so I will do some new pics soon.
New member here, of course i have to post here first, being a Makita guy. Dont really have any pics, sorry.
Cordless tools:
DDF482 Drill
DTD152 Impact Driver
DSS610 Circular Saw
DTM51 Oscillating multi tool
DJR186 Recip saw
DTD129 Brushless impact driver, bought because i had to send the DTD152 for some warranty maintenance (And i got it for cheap, it being an old model).
DTW281 Brushless Impact wrench
DFR550 Collated screw gun
DGA504 Brushless angle grinder
DUC353 Brushless 36V chainsaw
DHR264 36V Rotary hammer
DCL500 Vacuum cleaner
+Bunch of batteries, 3xDC18RC single and one DC18RD dual port chargers.
Corded tools:
LS0815FL Mitre saw
NPC5000C Concrete grinder
4329K Jigsaw
aessu wrote:
4 hours ago, aessu said:New member here, of course i have to post here first, being a Makita guy. Dont really have any pics, sorry.
Cordless tools:
DDF482 Drill
DTD152 Impact Driver
DSS610 Circular Saw
DTM51 Oscillating multi tool
DJR186 Recip saw
DTD129 Brushless impact driver, bought because i had to send the DTD152 for some warranty maintenance (And i got it for cheap, it being an old model).
DTW281 Brushless Impact wrench
DFR550 Collated screw gun
DGA504 Brushless angle grinder
DUC353 Brushless 36V chainsaw
DHR264 36V Rotary hammer
DCL500 Vacuum cleaner
+Bunch of batteries, 3xDC18RC single and one DC18RD dual port chargers.
Corded tools:
LS0815FL Mitre saw
NPC5000C Concrete grinder
4329K Jigsaw
Lovely collection man ! What’s your most and your least favourite tool of the bunch ? 🙂
aessu wrote:
4 hours ago, aessu said:New member here, of course i have to post here first, being a Makita guy. Dont really have any pics, sorry.
Cordless tools:
DDF482 Drill
DTD152 Impact Driver
DSS610 Circular Saw
DTM51 Oscillating multi tool
DJR186 Recip saw
DTD129 Brushless impact driver, bought because i had to send the DTD152 for some warranty maintenance (And i got it for cheap, it being an old model).
DTW281 Brushless Impact wrench
DFR550 Collated screw gun
DGA504 Brushless angle grinder
DUC353 Brushless 36V chainsaw
DHR264 36V Rotary hammer
DCL500 Vacuum cleaner
+Bunch of batteries, 3xDC18RC single and one DC18RD dual port chargers.
Corded tools:
LS0815FL Mitre saw
NPC5000C Concrete grinder
4329K Jigsaw
Welcome to the forums dude.
kornomaniac wrote:
8 minutes ago, kornomaniac said:Lovely collection man ! What’s your most and your least favourite tool of the bunch ? 🙂
My least favorite would be the DSS610 circular saw. I just think that it lacks power. I mean, it gets the job done as long as the blade is big enough for the job, but its kinda slow. My most favorite… thats a though one. The lack of cord and toolless blade change on DTM51 is really nice. Then again im kinda new to impact drivers, i thought they were kinda unnecessary until I tried one, so either one of those. DFR550 collated screw gun is really nice for putting up drywall, real time saver. Also really impressed with the DHR264, it does everything i would use a SDS-Plus sized rotary hammer for.
aessu wrote:
9 hours ago, aessu said:My least favorite would be the DSS610 circular saw. I just think that it lacks power. I mean, it gets the job done as long as the blade is big enough for the job, but its kinda slow. My most favorite… thats a though one. The lack of cord and toolless blade change on DTM51 is really nice. Then again im kinda new to impact drivers, i thought they were kinda unnecessary until I tried one, so either one of those. DFR550 collated screw gun is really nice for putting up drywall, real time saver. Also really impressed with the DHR264, it does everything i would use a SDS-Plus sized rotary hammer for.
Nice !
If it’s ever time to replace the dss610. Dhs680 is a magnificent little saw 🙂
My turn!
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Those subcompacts are beautiful 😀 hahaha
Great photos.
I don’t have much yet but here’s the list:
– Subcompact drill
– TD170 impact driver
– stick vacuum
– rapid charger
– 2 x 2ah batteries
– 1 x 5ah battery