⚡ Compact power, endless possibilities.
The Makita DF001DW is a lightweight, cordless screwdriver powered by a 3.6V 1.5Ah Lithium-Ion battery, featuring a built-in LED light and ergonomic soft grip. It includes an extensive 81-piece bit set in a portable carry case, supports straight and pistol grip modes, and offers a 1-year warranty extendable to 3 years upon registration. Perfect for professionals seeking precision, comfort, and versatility in a compact tool.
Manufacturer | Makita UK |
Part Number | DF001DW |
Product Dimensions | 44.83 x 34.29 x 25.02 cm; 362.87 g |
Batteries | 1 A batteries required. (included) |
Item model number | DF001DW |
Colour | Blue |
Style | Single |
Material | Plastic |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Voltage | 3.6 Volts |
Wattage | 6 watts |
Maximum power | 120 Watts |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Head Style | Torx |
Speed | 2.2E+2 RPM |
Measurement System | Metric |
Special Features | Compact, Cordless, Lightweight |
Included Components | 1 x Makita DF001DW |
Batteries included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | No |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
Battery description | Lithium-Ion |
Battery Capacity | 1.5 Amp Hours |
Item Weight | 363 g |
W**S
Great value
Works really well and great value
A**R
Does what you expect it to do
Excellent bit of kit, light. robust, well made as you would expect from Mikita
J**S
A nice addition to my tool collection
A great produce and looks well built. Quick to power up but would have loved a torque setting on it.
M**R
Fantastic
Great little electric screwdriver with all the attachments you could need for basic DIY'ers
H**T
Plenty of power
On the plus side, this is a hugely powerful electric screwdriver. I've just driven several 6mmx120mm screws into solid wood and it made very short work of them. My previous 3.6v screwdriver (yellowy-green, know what I mean?) would have crawled away whimpering.It comes in a serious box, with a serious quantity of spare bits including Hex, Torx, and a few common sizes of socket along with multiple Phillips, Posidriv and cross-headed screwdriver bits. Not sure if they're magnetic though - the fit on some of them seems a trifle loose.Two negatives:First, as others have commented, there's no way of telling when it's fully charged. The manual skirts round this and it's quite a shortcoming.Second: no torque control, or variable trigger. It's full power or nothing, which may be overkill if you're putting together flat-pack furniture. There's every chance you'll drive the screws straight through the MDF and out the other side.Well worth the money, though, and a fantastic addition to the tool kit.
N**R
Returned for being underpowered
Good: It can drive screws into wood, sometimes. It's easy to use, when it does.Bad:It has one power setting. (You can also use it without power, but it's much better to just use a manual screwdriver.)The one power setting is underpowered and you'll likely run into issues where you have to use smaller screws and more of them, if self-tapping.The elbow bit can only bend as per the product picture, there are no in between settings. It has to be straight or bent like that.It sounds like a screaming robot (maybe I should put that under 'good')I'd advise finding videos online before buying. I bought another Makita product for my purposes.
A**N
Easy peasy lemon squeezy
Makes screwing so much easier. Build bed side cabinet within record time with this brilliant, powerful bit of kit.
A**M
Masses of torque - for the money it’s worth every penny
For a 3.6v screwdriver it has bags of torque (v speed) - not found much it struggles with. If it’s hard material just drill a small pilot hole (any DIY’er or professional is aware of what I mean). The LED does help but could be a bit brighter but it works for his price :-)
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