Makita DA6300 7.5 Amp 1/2-Inch Joist and Stud Drill

Includes 1/2-in Angle Drill - DA6300-R, Drill Chuck - 763062-6, Chuck Key - 763411-7, Steel Tool Case - 181685-2, Side Handle - 273476-6, Operating Manual

Amazon Sales Rank: #212034 in Home ImprovementBrand: MakitaModel: DA6300Number of items: 1Dimensions: 9.50 pounds All ball and needle bearings for long tool life2 speed (300 rpm or 1,200 RPM) for increased drilling versatilityTriple reduction gearing for maximum powerRocker type reversing switch for easy one handed change of bit rotationPowerful 7.5 amp motor for continuous production

Makita DA6300 7.5 Amp 1/2-Inch Joist and Stud DrillFor heavy-duty drill work this 1/2" Angle Drill is unbeatable. With two speeds (300 or 1,200 rpm), you’ve got an adaptable tool that’s ready for any project. Its all ball bearing and needle bearing construction mean this smooth-running tool will be around your shop for years. Switch from forward to reverse with just one hand thanks to this drill’s rocker-type reversing switch. With a powerful 7.5 amp motor there’ll be no bogging down on the big jobs. And no wobbling either, thanks to a large side handle for direct drilling. Weighing just 9.5 lbs., this go-getter handles fantastically even in tight spots. FEATURES All ball and needle bearings for long tool life 2 speed (300 rpm or 1,200 rpm) for increased drilling versatility Triple reduction gearing for maximum power Rocker type reversing switch for easy one handed change of bit rotation Powerful 7.5 amp motor for continuous production Lightweight (9.5 lbs.) for easy operation and work in close quarters Large side handle for controlled drilling What's in the Box Drill chuck (763062-6) Chuck key (763411-7) Steel tool case (181685-2) Side handle (273476-6) SPECIFICATIONS Capacities: Steel 1/2"; Wood 4-5/8" No load speed: Low 300 rpm; High 1,200 rpm Amps: (115V) 7.5 Overall length: 16-3/16" Net weight: 9.5 lbs. Shipping weight: 18.0 lbs.

Most helpful customer reviews1 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Best one out thereBy C. swiftI am an Electrical Contractor. Primarily new residential work. Ive been drilling studs, beams, etc.. etc. for years and there is no Rigid, Milwaukee, or any other manufacturer that can build a hole hawg that comes anywhere close to this drill. I use 7/8 ship augers on high speed all day long, and 1-1/2 self feeding bits ( plumbers bit) on high speed as well and can drill out a house twice as fast as any competitor. i do recommend replacing brushes every 25 homes or so, keeping a spare handle and spare chuck key on hand. The Makita chucks only fit makitas, and the handle will break if dropped hard enough on it. However having it made with plastic is a safety feature. Id rather have the handle break than my wrist break! Anyways people, throw those Milwaukee hole shooters and hole hawgs away! boo on those things.See all 1 customer reviews...