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Question: What is different between DT01W and TD090?
Document: This kit makes 5 DT01 impact drivers that I have. These drivers have a build quality and attention to detail and comfort that I cannot recall from another brand. The power is nice, but quality is what I finally had to have. I like the smooth power that this unit provides. The body is thickly molded and smooth in the hand. I have Porter Cable 18 volt tools by the dozens because they are affordable, but this is a different level altogether.
you can bring home a battery that you had used that day to charge and still have two batteries to work with the next day.Update: I was told by a Makita rep that the 10.8 volt is the same as the 12 volt. They just changed the rating because Milwaukee was pushing their voltage so Makita followed suit.
not good can barely drive a screw in cedar lumber.battery life is very poor. one of my bits got stuck in tool took two people a vise and a hammer to get the bit out. would not recommend this tool to anyone.
it is lite,fits my hand well,the few times i have used it ,it preformed better then expected.i use it in conjunction with my larger makita,i like the 12V better hard to get used to it dont stand up when you set it down,but you dont have the heavy batt,either.i think i would like a clip as well as the holster(wear coveralls a lot no belt)this is a very good tool
is lite weight and has good power for its small size. this is a great drill and impact driver to use around the house. the battery lasts a long time.
if you are driving 1/2 or smaller nuts and driving screws all day this is all you need, it has plenty of power and never bogs down. It's is very light but feels solid not cheap, It's small enough where you can stick it in your pocket but since you get this nice holder for your belt you don't have to. It fits into places that my old Makita never would, one reason is because you don't have that big battery to get in the way.
When you hit the trigger it comes on and doesn't turn off for about 15 seconds or so. At first I thought this would be annoying but instead it's actually kind of nice. It kind of doubled as a flashlight which came in handy working under and behind the dashboard where there wasn't enough room to hold a light with one hand and manipulate the tool with the other.
This tool drove hundreds of drywall-type screws, 1/4" and 3/8" lag bolts up to 6" long, 1/4" and 3/8" bolts and even some 1/2" bolts. It bogs down a bit on the 1/2" bolts (this is a tiny tool, it's not designed for really large hardware) but did great on everything else.
This thing is great, plenty of power for the size batteries last a good amount of time and I always have a spare charged.
This little driver is amazing and lightweight. I am a handyman, so I use it a lot. I rarely pull out my clumsy and heavy cordless drill anymore. The dual batteries means I never have to wait for a battery to charge. Perfect tool.
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