- Is the CT232 good for home use?
- Yes. It covers assembly, small repairs, shelf and fixture work, and light drilling in wood and drywall. It is not meant for heavy framing or continuous use.
- Does it use the same batteries as other Makita 12V tools?
- Yes. Both tools run on Makita 12V max CXT slide-on batteries, which also fit the rest of the CXT line. They do not fit Makita's 18V LXT tools.
- What is the difference between the drill and the impact driver?
- The drill has a keyless chuck, two speeds and a clutch for controlled drilling and screwdriving. The impact driver uses a hex bit holder and concussive action for driving screws with less cam-out.
- Can it drive screws into hardwood?
- The impact driver handles most screws in softwood and composite, and shorter screws in hardwood. Long or large screws in dense hardwood may need pilot holes or a more powerful tool.
- What comes in the kit?
- The kit includes the drill driver, the impact driver, two 12V CXT batteries and a charger. Check the listing for the exact case and bit accessories included.
- Where is the Makita CT232 CXT 12V Cordless Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit cheapest?
- At Healdsburg Lumber, for $165.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Makita CT232 CXT 12V Cordless Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Healdsburg Lumber, Acme Tools, Tool Nut, Ace Tool Group.