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The Makita CT232 is a two-tool 12V kit pairing the FD09Z 3/8-inch drill-driver with the DT03Z 1/4-inch impact driver, plus two 1.5Ah CXT batteries and a contractor bag. Both tools are unusually compact: the drill is 7 inches long at 2.4 lbs and the impact driver 6 inches at 2.3 lbs, which makes them easy to handle overhead and in tight cabinets. The drill tops out at 250 in-lbs and the impact driver at 970 in-lbs, so this is a light-duty set aimed at furniture assembly, cabinet work and small fastening rather than deck building. Against 18V combos it gives up raw power, but the slide-style CXT batteries keep the tools balanced and the kit is a common pick for homeowners and trade pros who want a small second set.
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Owners of the CT232 generally like the compact size and light weight for assembly and small jobs, and the impact driver's torque gets frequent mention. The main complaints are the small 1.5Ah batteries and the limits of 12V power on heavier work.
This 12V max CXT Lithium-Ion cordless combo kit pairs a 3/8" driver-drill (FD09Z) with a 1/4" impact driver (DT03Z). Both tools are compact and have a built-in L.E.D. light that illuminates the work area.
The driver-drill has two speeds (0-450 and 0-1,700 RPM) and delivers up to 250 in.lbs. of max torque. It is 7" long and weighs 2.4 lbs. with the battery. The impact driver has variable speed (0-2,600 RPM and 0-3,500 IPM) and delivers up to 970 in.lbs. of max torque. It is 6" long and weighs 2.3 lbs. with the battery.
The slide-style 12V max CXT batteries are designed for balance and ergonomics compared with pod-style batteries. Each has a Battery Protection Circuit that guards against overloading, over-discharging and over-heating. The tools also work with the 12V max CXT Lithium-Ion 4.0Ah battery (BL1041B, sold separately) for longer run time.
