- Is this driver powerful enough for deck screws?
- Yes for standard deck and wood screws. It is not the tool for large lag bolts or long structural screws; a full-size 18V impact driver handles those better.
- Does the set include a battery and charger?
- It depends on the bundle. Some sets are bare tool plus bits, others add batteries and a charger. Check the listing contents before buying.
- How does it compare with a 12V sub-compact driver?
- It is bigger and heavier than most 12V sub-compacts but has more torque and uses Makita's 18V LXT batteries, which many owners already have.
- Will it fit in tight cabinet spaces?
- Yes. The short head is the main reason owners buy it; it reaches between studs and inside cabinets where full-size drivers won't fit.
- What bits are in the 60-piece set?
- Typically a mix of Phillips, square, Torx and hex insert bits plus nut drivers and fastener bits. Exact contents vary by bundle.
- Is it good for drywall and light framing?
- It drives drywall screws well. For repeated framing work, a full-size impact driver or a dedicated screwdriver is faster.
- Where is the Makita 18V LXT Sub-Compact Brushless Impact Driver Set 60-Piece cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $179.47, as of our latest check.