Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: is it 1/4 or 3/8  and does it come with 2 batteries?
Document: This is the best small battery driven drill I have ever owned. The size is increditable, and fits my hand like a glove. The torque is excellent, and will drive a 3&1/2 inch wood screw with ease. I have owned other brands of cordless tools and drills, and I will evermore stick with Makita!! !
I actually bought one of each; the 10.8v model and the newer 12v model. I cannot tell the difference in operation. Both come with a nice plastic box, and 2 batteries and a charger. I haven't tried to interchange them - but suspecting I could. I keep them in two separate houses so they don't get mixed up. In terms of operation. I can't tell the difference.This is a great little driver, surprisingly strong.
Perfect for confined spaces, tons of torque for a little 1/4&#34; driver, battery lasts a really long time.Very lightweight and compact.
The light is pretty handy too. The quick realse is fantastic, you just need to buy quick release drill bits or a quik release drill head.One of the sweetest drills I have had a Swiss made Bosch, and the 2 batteries only lasted 10 months! This Makita is still going strong after 2 years of abuse!
I had recently bought a Hitachi 18v drill thinking I would try something new. After the Hitachi broke after 1 month I decided I needed something smaller but just as much power if not more. I purchased the Makita over the weekend, and for the last 3 days of use this little impact drill has amazed me every bit. It's comfortable, light, fit in my tool bag without worry of dropping.
I bought this Makita driver drill and I love it. I already own the impact driver and the drill (keyless chuck). This kit is a great value. Let me tell you what you get.FD01 Drill(2) BL1014 Lithium Ion BatteriesDC10WB ChargerHolster (I love this thing! )Hard Shell CaseThe batteries alone are 40 bucks each. I paid $101 - $25 promotion = less than the cost of the two batteries.Let me tell you about the drill.
This drill is, quite simply, a beast. Long battery life. High torque. Looks cool as hell. Cool holster and case. This is the best 12V compact I have come across, although Milwaukee is close (this wins out over Milwaukee on looks only).The hex bit holder is very easy to use. Just lift it up, put the bit in, and release. You can jiggle it around all day and it will never come out.
As I get older it is not so easy to carry/use my trusty 12V Dewalt any more. This is light and fits my hand perfectly. Drove about 40 3" wood screws in pine 2X4's  and still had plenty of power left. Can't think of any way to improve on it.
This is a very annoyed piece of feedback, and I'm making it 1-star so that everyone who considers purchasing it, knows that it won't accept their &#34;legacy&#34; drill bits.
I have had this for 2 years and its still going strong, without battery issues.If you want this maily as a driver instead of a drill then buy the makita impact driver (DT01W). I had never used an impact driver before I bought this but they are the future! No more burred screw heads! !Anyway, back to this guy, I have had numerous cordless drills, and this is the best I have had.
Answer: yes