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hey guys,
i’ve recently started creating video content for United Tools, one of the largest retailer is Oz. Much of the content is duplicated with my oztooltalk channel, but some is not. Anyways, I thought some of you would be interested in this, as you may not have seen so much Hitachi yet. The drill has a torque rating of 136NM…
Cheers,
Thanks for sharing…
I know they bought Metabo, but come on, that kit screams Makita.
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Thanks for posting for the crew!
Yea that is very makita like
Jimbo
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our Canadian Tire stores push these Hitachi quite a lit along with the DeWalt line………
Yeh I agree. I had thought Makita immediately
I didn’t think Makita, I just thought less ugly Hitachi with Makita batteries.
does look a lot like makita
hmm i suppose there is some similarity to Makita, especially in the grinder. Their drill has a more comfortable handle than the Makita, but I don’t think it’s quite as powerful (though very powerful). The impact driver pre-dates Makita’s awesome driver, and is more featured….
Definitely looks powerful
T75R wrote:
2 minutes ago, T75R said:Definitely looks powerful
yep, I’m glad it has a good side handle cos it goes hard! when i do a proper review of the drill itself, I’ll be talking about it’s side handle, cause it’s really good….
Only two positions on the handle correct?
T75R wrote:
14 minutes ago, T75R said:Only two positions on the handle correct?
correct, because it screws into threads in the metal housing.
Sounds good
That’ll be nice so the side handle doesn’t have a chance of slipping off under load like the milwaukee.
dwain wrote:
hmm i suppose there is some similarity to Makita, especially in the grinder. Their drill has a more comfortable handle than the Makita, but I don’t think it’s quite as powerful (though very powerful). The impact driver pre-dates Makita’s awesome driver, and is more featured….
The case is Makita too!
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Lol good point hilti
looks like a systainer type/ made box like the makita, other makes have cases made by the same manufacturer i think aswell.
