let's go Brown here check this out sticking through
the old tools in the weekend I found my first router missing
can't quite see through the clear plastic anymore and missing few parts but pretty sure this still
works and I remember when I was giving it second year of building 2005 and I was working with a
guy called Nigel and we had to do these timber caps over this planter box thing in the middle
of New Market up on this building we had to like put the cap over a stainless steel cap that was
there and trying to figure out ways you know using a skill saw to cut heaps of cuts in it
and then chisel it out and it just took forever and then he just ran up the road and bought this
put a big router blade on it and we just routed it all out and then he said you can keep it I've
kept it ever since and I thought why not make this episode about the makita tools that I have
let's start with a circular source straight away this saw here I'll put all the numbers here on
the video it's a 36 volt Makeda lift blade ripping saw and it's the Beast McKee to let me borrow this
so I was using yesterday to do all these check outs on the post that we're doing I don't have it
here with me but I've got that nine and a quarter Makita electric powered saw that I use for this
kind of thing but I didn't have that maybe I'll consider getting this early days I mean these are
that long and this is the soil that I use very often this is the 18 volt lift blade battery so
super light and good for everyday everyday use and then the battery powered planer this is one
of my favorite tools for sure having a lead with a planer you're very really just planning small
areas it's usually a long winter for something like that and having to worry about a cord can
be able to annoying when you have quarter tools that are like this you tend to leave them in
the van and try and avoid using them we're not even knowing it sometimes there's a little mice
accessory tools that you just get when you get onto a battery platform the blower some of you use
all the time to clean up at the end of the day or and the sander again it's kind of like the planner
in that having it battery-powered helps quite a bit and then this this is fairly new if it was
for a few months now again battery powers I had the corded one before and I still got it somewhere
this is far superior if you don't know much about same sorts reciprocating saws they're really good
for cutting out framing especially demolition and just cutting through almost anything in America I
think they call them sawzalls which is a fitting name and in the boxes this is my grinder and this
is one of the tools that I wish was cordless it's good it's a 125 millimeter blade and we just keep
concrete you know middle cutting blades and then this box here shut up the James the boater and one
of them he sent me this he's a evident fan and he just couldn't live with the fact that he had this
Makita box in his collection so he just wrote to me and he said how can I send us up to four
friggin and then he seemed to it sir cheese James appreciate it it doesn't have anything other than
chisels and you know Bolg and all right so this is a neck PEC stack then Makita case system it's the
same system as the old Festool system things made by the same people the Pfister new ones have the T
lock which is a bit more efficient you don't have to force the buttons and like that they will lock
together this locks to the Fisto and so on I sort of built my van system around there I've made the
drawers wide enough to hold a sustainer and they will stack in there that's where this came from
and each one has a different tool this is the gyro case it has the big Makita drill which is good for
hammer drilling as well high-powered drove it and then because that went so heavy I have this
one as well which is a lighter version and that's good for just when you're doing cabinets and small
things and this is the latest Makita impact driver it's a four speed one I was going to do a review
on this have you watched my channel for a while you know that I had an old impact driver it was
like 10 years old and then I went from that to this one so this is better in every single way
but if I was doing a review on it I'll just say yeah it's great in every aspect his crane so if
you're looking for an impact driver you can't go wrong with this one and I was using this
yesterday to break up the concrete out there when I was putting the person they were really
true through the batteries I had a fully charged for hand battery yesterday and honestly within
an hour it was empty I mean that's only for amp but still but it's really good for just putting
an occasional bolts and breaking up little bits of concrete it has its limitations but having a
battery hammer drill was well worth it so is this your pilot holes essentially and this is just a
little storage box and that has all different bits in it you know you got your phillips square bits
0 to 25 to 30 bits drill bits under there masonry bit spade bit the right angle drill that we talked
about in a couple episodes ago and yeah i realize how many located those i haven't so i pulled them
all out and the Ralph says we start I was talking about my old-school router and that was replaced
with my new school record this has a few things in it oh my god so here's a router here and plate
for it is through there it's carpet of one three one this is so handy having a cordless routers
fantastic we use it to finish off all our [ __ ] and lately we've been using for cabinetry which
we don't really do but over the last two years three years we've dabbled in it Lancer I like
to do more and here is the multi-tool maybe one of our most common tools that we use this tool
is a must-have of your renovating houses which is what we do padding jib cutting out framing cutting
out little bits of skirting if you need to put a wall into another wall yeah this thing is used a
lot the track saw when we managed to build entire cabinets just with that so I mean that speaks for
itself really some people ask me if you should get the pistol or the makita one maybe I would've got
the Festool I heard the dust extraction spitter the reason I got this one is price it was $400
cheaper and I haven't any problems with it so maybe I just don't know what I'm missing
when it comes to the festal this is hammer drill because the hammer used to be in there but that's
the barrel grip jigsaw it's got the coping foot they're just collection of legs few blades there
and the jig saw itself talked about in the past the buttons are a pain you never know when you're
really pressing them and because they've got like the unlock system here you kind of have to unlock
it and then turn it on but sometimes you press the power button instead of the unlock button
and then you you kind of go like this in there but other than that this is a damn good jigsaw
and that's my Makita collection yes sir that's what I got so I obviously have a lot of makita
tools I bought a couple of tools for the 18 volt system and then I kind of stuck with it it's just
easier that way yeah I just started with Makita it's very common here in New Zealand it's easy to
get good prices so on and it's sir look at what we're doing we are raising this pergola and the
only way to raise it is to take it from out of under there and then cut it and make you go up
there these posts that I put in yesterday they will support it instead of the wall of the house
done it's been another exciting episode it's cover in Coventry I hope you enjoyed it I hope
you got something from those Makita tools and it's kind of just like a kid showing there's a leg or
something but I hope you enjoyed it nonetheless and I'll see you guys in the next exciting sir you