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The Makita TD111DSHXB is a compact 10.8V cordless impact driver with a brushless motor and 135 N·m of maximum torque. Its standout feature is the "Rakuraku" auto-shift mode, which starts each fastening slowly and then speeds up to reduce screw cam-out and tilted starts. At about 0.97 kg with battery and 66 mm wide, it fits into tight spaces and overhead work better than 18V impact drivers, though it gives up some torque and runtime to them. It suits cabinet makers, electricians and home DIYers who drive small to medium screws and bolts rather than heavy lag bolts all day.
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Owners of the TD111 series praise its light weight, compact body and the Rakuraku mode for clean, straight screw starts. Some find the 10.8V battery drains quickly on sustained work and wish for more torque on larger fasteners.
This is a cordless impact driver from Makita, in black, powered by a 10.8 V slide-type battery. It has an automatic speed-change "Easy Mode" (楽らくモード) that reduces screw tilt at the start of tightening and cam-out.
It has two speed settings. High runs at 0 to 3,000 rpm with 0 to 3,900 impacts per minute. Low runs at 0 to 1,300 rpm with 0 to 1,600 impacts per minute. Maximum torque is 135 N·m.
It weighs 0.97 kg with the battery. It comes with two batteries, a charger, a plastic case, a Phillips bit and a hook.
