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Makita 784832-A Quad-Driver Pre-Drill, Drive and Countersink Set, 13-Piece
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MSRP: $51.40
Your Price: $35.10
Savings: $ 16.30 ( 32% )
Shipping: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Makita
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Makita 784832-A Quad-Driver Pre-Drill, Drive and Countersink Set, 13-Piece Features
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Do four jobs with one drill
Change from a drill and countersink to power screwdriver
No need to remove the driver from your power tool
Includes: quad driver shaft, built in hex key, No. 6, No. 8, No. 10, No. 12, countersink driver
Case included
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Additional Makita 784832-A Quad-Driver Pre-Drill, Drive and Countersink Set, 13-Piece Information
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Combination drill, countersink, and screwdriver sets flat head screws flush or below work surface quickly and easily. Changes from drill countersink to screwdriver without removing from drill chuck. Bit holder accepts straight, Phillips, square recess, an
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What Customers Say About Makita 784832-A Quad-Driver Pre-Drill, Drive and Countersink Set, 13-Piece:
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I had one of these for years and wanted the other sizes. Great bang for the buck and works perfect.
You get what you pay for. They are easy to adjust and help me do the job quickly. These flip drill/drivers fit snugly and opperate precisely. After trying a cheep, no name, set shipped from the UK, I found these Makitas to be quality tools. Plenty of extra bits. Glad I found these.
There is quite a bit of play in the socket, so the bits will wobble. I bought an identical Ryobi-branded tool at the local big box home store, and was hoping that Makita would make a better product, but it's the same product with a different label on it. I decided to keep it and deal with the wobbliness, but I'm not all that happy about it.
However, there are 3 other bits in the set and I switched to one of the 3 remaining and things are fine. The number of times I've had to start my pilot hole and then set the screw goes on and on. I've owned my set for over 6 years and have gotten more than my money's worth from the set. The only negative that I've had with this is that it extends the length of the drill out about another 2 to 3 inches. With this, it's so simple to start my hole, flip the bit and set the screw. After 6 years, one of the bits stopped snapping back into place cleanly. When I'm doing tight work in cabinets, it gets a bit challenging to use. Other than that, it's the only bit I always keep with my drill.
Makita is always a good choice for a do it yourself guy who doesn't like "one day tools."
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