Makita DLX2283SM 18V 4.0ah Li-Ion Cordless Brushless 2pce Combo Kit - $399 @ Sydney Tools

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Ouffer serffer on 28/11/2020 - 11:33 sydneytools.com.au (1379 clicks)
Last edited 01/12/2020 - 19:29 by 1 other user

Looking out there for my first cordless tools..

Honestly not sure if this rgular price or not, but came across to be best available comparatively..

Also Makita is offerring 5 years warranty to tools bought before 31 December 2020

Bunnings have a Combo kit with 6Ah Batter for $349

I thought $50 for an additional batter is better option…

Makita DLX2283SM 18V 4.0Ah Li-ion Cordless Brushless 2pce Combo Kit
Makita DHP485Z 18V Li-ion Cordless Brushless Hammer Driver Drill - Skin Only
Features:

All metal gear construction ensures high transmission durability
Mechanical 2 speed gearing
50Nm Max lock torque
XPT technology that protects against dust & moisture
Twin LED Job light with after-glow function
Specifications:

Voltage: 18V
No load speed:
Hi: 0 - 1900rpm
Lo: 0 - 500rpm
Max lock torque: 50Nm
Max tightening torque:
Hard: 50Nm
Soft: 27Nm
Impact rate:
Hi: 0 - 28,500ipm
Lo: 0 - 7500ipm
Max drilling capacity:
Masonry: 13mm
Steel: 13mm
Wood: 38mm
Length: 182mm
Weight: 1.1kg
Warranty:

3 Years Warranty Covered By Makita Australia
Makita DTD153Z 18V Li-ion Cordless Brushless Impact Driver - Skin Only
Features:

Aluminium hammer case
One-touch bit installation, no need to pull bit sleeve for bit installation
Twin LED job light with pre-glow and afterglow functions
High rotation speed at 3400rpm
Variable speed controlled by trigger
Ergonomically designed handle with soft grip provides comfortable grip and more control while minimising hand fatigue and pain
Specifications:

Voltage: 18V
Capacity:
Machine screw: M4 - M8
Standard bolt: M5 - M16
High strength bolt: M5 - M14
Coarse thread (length): 22mm - 125mm
Impacts per minute: 0 - 3600ipm
No load speed: 0 - 3400rpm
Max fastening torque: 170Nm
Vibration level: 13.0m/s²
Sound pressure level: 96dB(A)
Sound power level: 107dB(A)
Dimensions (L x W x H): 126mm x 79mm x 238mm
Weight: 1.3kg
Warranty:

3 Years Warranty Covered By Makita Australia
Makita BL1840B-L 18V 4.0Ah Li-ion Cordless Battery with Gauge
The Makita 18V LXT Li-ion 4.0Ah battery, BL1840B-L, charges faster and works longer than standard Li-ion batteries, giving you and your cordless tools unmatched performance and productivity to take on the most demanding applications.

The Makita 4.0Ah battery combines more run time (33% more run time per charge than the Makita BL1830 3.0Ah battery) with a category-leading charge time of only 36 minutes, so it spends more time working and less time sitting on the charger. For added convenience, it also features an L.E.D. charge level indicator to monitor battery charge. The BL1840B-L resists self-discharge so it is ready for use even after long periods of little to no usage.

Features:

Integrated L.E.D. battery charge level indicator allows user to monitor battery charge
Up to 33% more run time per charge compared to BL1830
Fast 40 minute charging time
Battery delivers consistent power and run time in extreme temperatures, even in winter (-20°C)
Impact-resistant outer case and shock-absorbing inner-liner are engineered to protect the battery
Sixteen contact terminals maintain a constant connection with the tool to help prevent power loss or fluctuation, even during high-vibration applications
Battery resists self-discharge and remains ready for use even after long periods of storage
Sensitive electronics are protected with a thick gel coating, preventing damage against dust and moisture
Star protection computer controls - includes overload protection, over-discharge protection and over heat protection
The battery and tool communicate, protecting your tool and battery from overload by cutting power when put under abnormally high current draw
If the battery reaches a certain level of heat it will cut power to the tool, protecting the tool and battery from overheating
Specifications:

Voltage: 18V
Amp hour: 4.0Ah
Cell type: Lithium-Ion
Charging time: 36 minutes
Weight: 0.6kg
Warranty:

2 Years Warranty Covered By Makita Australia
Makita DC18SD 18V Li-Ion Cordless Battery Standard Charger
Features:

Digital power display indicates charging level
More cost effective option
Optimum charging system to maximize cycle life and work volume
Specifications:

Voltage: 7.2V - 18V
Charge Time:
1.5Ah: 30mins
3.0Ah: 60mins
Cell Capacity: 1.5Ah - 3.0Ah
Length: 151mm
Weight: 0.7kg
Warranty:

2 Years Warranty covered by Makita Australia
Makita 831253-8 Legend 16" Tote Tool Bag
Makita Legend Tool Bag is made from durable materials and meant to withstand the harshest of environments! This tool bag is a perfect addition for any serious tradie.

Features:

Heavy-duty design and build. Suitable for all work conditions
Designed to carry varying loads. Wide deep main pocket provides quick tool recognition and easy access
Specifications:

Height: 300mm
Length: 600mm
Width: 300mm

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  Singu1arity on 28/11/2020 - 11:46

  +3

  Seriously mate, if you're not a tradesman and are only intending on doing work around the house, go with the Ozito stuff. It's good gear, has good warranty, and is sold by Bunnings (whe also have a good warranty policy). I sold my ~2 year old Makita drill and impact driver kit because I didn't want to pay Makita's price for the angle grinder skin. With the cash from the sale I was able to buy brand new Ozito stuff, with the angle grinder, and have money left over…

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    Ouffer serffer on 28/11/2020 - 12:00

    Thanks for the suggestion mate..
    Being a statrter to the trade, a silly qustion..

    Should the Brushed tools need to be serviced and get brushes often?

    And less maintenance for Brushless?

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      Singu1arity on 28/11/2020 - 13:08

      No maintenance for brushless, but no you don't really "service"brushed tools as such. Once they start to play up it's a matter of opening the mechanism and replacing the brushes to get them to work again.

      Go brushless if you can.

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    BewareOfThe Dog on 28/11/2020 - 12:25

    +3

    You won't go wrong with this.
    However, Ryobi. Better kits with more for [same price.]
    (https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-18v-one-2-5ah-4-piece-kit_…)

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      Singu1arity on 28/11/2020 - 13:14

      I'm not sure how the Ryobi gear compares (haven't used it), but I've noticed they're trying to compete with Ozito nowadays.

      I've personally only ever bought the Ozito gear when they've been on special (usually in competition with the Aldi sales), so I've gotten better value than anything else that's been available at the time - and usually with larger batteris (2.5ah isn't a lot).

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  bleckyL on 28/11/2020 - 11:52

  +1

  Bunnings have a combo with 5Ah as well for $299 which has the same models of drivers.

  https://www.bunnings.com.au/makita-18v-2-piece-brushless-cor…

  The $349 one are slightly different model variants (can't find the differences though apart from the colour) but with 6Ah.

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  Flyerone on 28/11/2020 - 11:56

  +1

  If you buy this deal I assume you also qualify for the free driver bit set?

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    Ouffer serffer on 28/11/2020 - 12:01

    I thought so too.. When I clicked on the banner, it took me to a page where only hand tools are listed…
    I am prepared to ask though when i get there tomorrow..

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  Thrifty not Cheap on 28/11/2020 - 12:01

  +3

  Depends what you want you intend you use it for. If you are planning building a decking and doing renovations etc, then probably worth spending the extra for Makita quality/warranty etc. If you are just going to tinker around the house doing bits and pieces, I would probably go for the Ryobi 18V ONE+ 2.5Ah 4 Piece Kit from Bunnings for $399.
  I know the batteries are only 2.5Ah, but you get 2, and for most home handyman projects they are sufficient. I have 7 Ryobi 1+ tools and in general am very happy. My Drill and battery I have had for around 6 years and it has been faultless. The only tools I find I really 'need' the bigger batteries for are the Blower and the Hedge trimmer. I have a 4.0Ah battery for them and seems to be plenty.

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    Ouffer serffer on 28/11/2020 - 12:05

    Thanks for insights mate…
    My to do list:
    1) floating shelves in 4 rooms
    2) Garage shelves
    3) DIY wardrobes
    4) Then maybe Deck after all the above turned out decent 😬

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      Singu1arity on 28/11/2020 - 13:16

      You'll do fine with either of the Ryobi or Ozito, even the deck. Hell if they start playing up part way through you just go back and get a new set anyway so you can't really go wrong, plus you'll be saving a decent amount of money.

      Personally I'd go with whatever set has the bigger batteries (if they're similar prices) as you'll use them with other equipment if you start to expand into gardening stuff etc later as well.

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    BewareOfThe Dog on 28/11/2020 - 12:31

    +1

    I agree as per my comment above. :)

    Impact driver is awesome.

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  braddy on 28/11/2020 - 13:21

  I have mainly Ryobi gear.. only thing I really lashed out on was the table saw, which is DeWalt (I did have the ALDI table saw, but found it to be inaccurate, flimsy and bouncy).

  I've built a several things around the house, including deck privacy and railing in merbau(?).

  My suggestion is you can get by with Ryobi, but if you can afford and you want to do, I buy the better gear :)