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Complete all your DIY tasks with OnBuy’s collection of Makita combi drills: your one-stop shop for high-quality power tools and accessories. Great for drilling into masonry, plaster and brick, these versatile devices are great for a range of applications and uses, whether you’re hammering, screw driving into wood, or making holes in something harder. Browse the selection to find your perfect fit in an instant!
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If you’re looking for a super versatile option that’ll cope with many small jobs around your home, a Makita combi drill could be just what you need. These models not only drill holes into wood and metal, they also act as drivers, meaning they can loosen and tighten screws using various drill and screwdriver bits. Ideal for putting up shelves, hanging pictures, and assembling flat-pack furniture (and let’s face it, who doesn’t want a little extra help in this department!), they’re the multi-functional tools you didn’t know you needed.
Plus, the benefits don’t stop there. These adaptable pieces of equipment also often showcase brushless motors and an added hammer-action feature, which makes them suitable for drilling into masonry and brick, too. With 3-in-1 capabilities, they’re a fantastic all-rounder for every domestic requirement. Take a look through the various models on offer, to find your dream device today!
Should I opt for a corded or cordless Makita combi drill?
Corded Makita combi drills are often lighter than their corded counterparts, and there’s no heavy battery pack to weigh you down. They’re typically rated in watts, usually ranging from 450W, for more basic models, all the way up to 1500W, for more impressive hammer alternatives. A higher wattage is much better for drilling into masonry, while lower wattages are great for smaller household chores and thinner materials, like plasterboard. If you do opt for one of these powerful tools, however, it’s worth noting that you’ll also need an extension lead, which can limit your freedom of movement (and determine where you can and cannot drill, in accordance with nearby plug sockets).
Cordless Makita combi drills, on the other hand, are powered by efficient, rechargeable Lithium-ion batteries, which allow them to hold power for far longer throughout the day. What’s more, you can also use the same battery to charge other devices from Makita, helping to reduce the overall cost of your tool box. Cordless drill power is usually measured in volts and, predictably, the higher the voltage, the more powerful the combi drill. Perhaps the most popular voltages for everyday tasks are 12V and 18V.
Makita combi drill features explained
If you’re wanting to do more research into your chosen drill, it’s important to understand their extra features, to ensure you’re using the tool safely and correctly. The death stop, fitted to the side of each Makita drill, can be adjusted to ensure that the drilled hole does not exceed the desired depth, for instance, allowing for consistency when making multiple indentations. Auxiliary handles are also often added, which can help to improve both safety and accuracy when drilling. The extra handle can be positioned on either side of the drill, and increases the user’s force.
When selecting your drill, it's important to remember that the grip should feel comfortable to hold, preferably with an ergonomic design. Also consider its weight and the battery size (if you’re going cordless), as it shouldn't be so heavy as to make you fatigue easily.
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