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A two-tool 12V kit pairing a 3/8-inch drill/driver with an impact driver, both built on Makita's CXT slide battery. The drill runs two speeds up to 1,700 rpm and 250 in-lb of torque; the impact driver reaches 2,600 rpm, 3,500 ipm and 970 in-lb. Both are short and light — about 7 inches and 2.4 lb for the drill, 6 inches and 2.3 lb for the impact — which makes them easy to hold overhead or in tight cabinets. Against 18V combos they give up raw power, and against other 12V kits the appeal is the slide-pack design that lets each tool stand upright plus an on-battery charge gauge.
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Owners of Makita's CXT line generally praise the compact size and light weight for assembly and light repair work, and like the slide batteries that let the tools stand on a bench. The common complaint is that 12V torque runs out on heavier tasks, so most treat it as a second kit rather than a primary one.
This Makita 12V Max CXT combo kit pairs a 3/8-inch driver-drill with an impact driver. Both tools are cordless and run on 12V lithium-ion slide batteries.
The driver-drill has two speed ranges, 0-450 and 0-1,700 rpm, and delivers up to 250 in/lb of max torque. It is 7 inches long and weighs 2.4 lb with the battery. The impact driver has variable speed up to 2,600 rpm and 3,500 ipm, and delivers up to 970 in/lb of max torque. It is 6 inches long and weighs 2.3 lb with the battery.
Both tools have ergonomic handles with rubberized soft grips. The slide battery design lets each tool stand upright. The 2.0Ah batteries have an integrated LED charge level indicator.
