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Makita DHP485STE 18V 5.0Ah Li-Ion LXT Brushless… (566JR)

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Makita DHP485STE 18V 5.0Ah Li-Ion LXT Brushless Cordless Combi Drill (566JR)

Cordless combi drill powered by a brushless motor with a maximum load speed of 1900rpm. Featuring a 2-speed gearbox, variable speed trigger, keyless 13mm chuck and dual LED work lights with afterglow function. Ideal for a wide range of drilling, fastening and hammer drilling applications. Extreme Protection Technology provides resistance to dust and water.

  • 2 x 5.0Ah Li-Ion Batteries
  • 110min Charge Time
  • Max. Torque: 50Nm
  • 21 Torque Settings + Drill
  • 13mm Keyless Chuck
  • 2-Speed Variable & Reverse
  • All-Metal Gearbox
  • Electronic Brake
  • Twin LED Work Lights
  • Spindle Lock

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Rated 5 out of 5 by from Excellent cordless drill !!!! I had the Makita HP457DWE which I must say was unbelievable never let me done till it did eventually burn out 5 years later! Then decided on getting the MAKITA DHP485STE 18V 5.0AH LI-ION LXT BRUSHLESS CORDLESS COMBI DRILL !!! What an upgrade that was! Well worth the value it’s even smaller and so much more powerful with a twin battery pack making any job possible first time! Highly recommend this powerful little bad boy that simply gets the job done with ease!
Date published: 2021-07-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Much better I was previously very happy with my old 14V NiCad drill (used since 2005 with very little trouble) but it recently broke so I needed a new one (and to be honest it had never had quite enough power to drill into masonry or other really tough jobs requiring more torque). Did some research and went by experience of borrowing my Dad's Makita a couple of times... This one certainly want cheap, but honestly compared to my old one which I was mostly happy with, this is just on another level. It's lighter and got good battery life, but the main thing is the power is completely different. I'd wondered about getting a corded drill for extra power but I don't regret my decision to get this at all. All jobs I've put it to have been easy peasy. Definitely recommend if your budget stretches to the price.
Date published: 2021-06-08
Rated 3 out of 5 by from Makita DHP485 Purchased this drill as part of kit with 2x 5 amp batteries in December 2020. Only been used occasionally for woodwork and just a few holes in masonry. Overall very impressive with lots of power and correct speeds on low and high settings. However the Chuck now wobbles up and down as if the shaft bearings are worn. The Chuck is not loose. Have sent it back to Makita so will revise this review later on outcome. Have other Makita gear and always been top quality till now.
Date published: 2021-04-06
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great Little Drill Well impressed with this drill. Small in size compared to my old Makita NiMH drill but certainly more torque! The LXT 18v system is what attracted me to the drill, with its two batteries. Great set to buy to start you off in investing in the Makita LXT system.
Date published: 2021-01-13
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Does this have hammer mode?

Asked by: Ryan168
Yes, as can also be seen in the instruction manual attached in the Specifications section
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2021-02-13

Will the batteries that come with this unit work with a MAKITA DUC353Z 36V?

Asked by: GMOR
The batteries that came with mine are the BL1850B type which are compatible with the BUD353Z. The B means it includes a battery indicator.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2021-02-13

What is the difference between the DHP 485 STE and the DHP 485 SFE?

Asked by: Markate
The STE has 5Ah batteries while the SFE has 3Ah.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2021-02-13

HAS THE PRODUCT EVER BEEN INSTOCK

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Its a new product
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Date published: 2021-01-09

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Specification
Battery Chemistry Li-Ion
Battery Power 5.0 Ah
Battery Technology LXT
Brand Makita
Brushless Brushless
Capacity Masonry 13 mm
Capacity Steel 13 mm
Capacity Wood 38 mm
Carry Case/Bag Included Yes
Charge Time 110 min
Chuck Capacity 13mm
Chuck Type Keyless Chuck
Impact Rate 0-28,500 ipm
Low Battery Indicator Without Battery Indicator
Manual or Powered Powered
Manufacturer Guarantee 1 Year Guarantee
Max Torque 50 Nm
Model No DHP485STE
No. of Batteries Per Pack 2
No. Torque Setting 21
No Load Speed 0-1900 rpm
Pack Size 1
Pieces in Pack/Case 1
Power Supply Cordless
Power Voltage Supply 18 V
Product Length 182 mm
Product Type Combi Drill
Tool Weight with Battery 2.74 kg

Product contents

DHP485Z, 18V 5.0Ah batteries (2), standard charger, belt clip and moulded plastic carry case.

Downloads

Instruction Manual