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The Makita DA001GZ01 is a robust, professional-grade cordless angle drill designed for demanding construction and renovation tasks where high torque and tight-space access are required. Leveraging the 40Vmax XGT battery platform, it offers exceptional power and efficiency for large-diameter hole boring; however, users should note that as a bare tool, it requires a separate purchase of compatible XGT batteries and chargers.
| Model Part Number | DA001GZ01 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
No, the DA001GZ01 is a bare tool and does not include batteries or a charger.
No, this drill is part of the 40Vmax XGT system and is only compatible with XGT batteries.
The drill is capable of handling hole sizes up to 159mm in wood.
Yes, the drill includes a forward and reverse rotation switch for removing bits or clearing obstructions.
No, this model uses a traditional keyed chuck for high-retention strength.
The tool weighs approximately 4.6 kg.
The battery may be depleted or the overload protection has engaged; check battery levels and reduce the load/pressure on the bit.
Ensure the bit shank is clean and the chuck is tightened properly using all three holes on the chuck key to apply even pressure.
Check that the mechanical gear selector is fully engaged and the battery is correctly seated on the terminal.
To begin, ensure you have a charged 40Vmax XGT battery. Slide the battery onto the base until it clicks into place. Use the included chuck key to tighten bits securely within the 2mm to 13mm capacity range. For maintenance, keep the ventilation slots free of dust and debris to prevent the motor from overheating. After heavy use, inspect the chuck for wood chips or metal filings, and wipe the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid submerging the tool in water or using harsh chemical cleaners.
