Review of the legendary rotary hammer MAKITA HR2450!

Tools - every man is interested in them, especially if he is engaged construction works. Of course, I am also not indifferent to good tools and understand them. Therefore, I decided to do reviews of some models for you.

Today I present to your attention perforatorMakita HR2450. This is perhaps the most popular household rotary hammer model. Reading the reviews before buying, I noticed that about the tool Makita HR2450 do not write practically anything bad. It was very meaningful to me. Despite the fact that the model takes only 5th place in the ranking of household rotary hammers, I decided to purchase and test it myself. And I can say that on the whole I was satisfied.

Makita HR2450 Is a versatile household rotary hammer with three operating modes. Often, many refer to this hammer drill as a semi-professional tool. Can drill, chisel and hammer drill. It is powerful and reliable enough. But I must say right away that the hammer drill is designed for medium loads. It will overheat at high loads. In its class, the instrument is considered a reference software

impact frequency and power. You need to know that perforator cannot be used for crowns.

The tool is equipped with a chuck SDS-PLUS, without additional parts, the bit can be positioned in 40 positions. Electronic speed control allows the rock drill to work fine and precise. In addition, the model equipped with a reverse function.

Puncher has a low weight, well-made centering, rubberized elements and a convenient location of buttons. These details make the tool very comfortable to work with and do not let your hands get tired. The wire is not the longest, but this length is sufficient for work.

The cost of a hammer drill is not the lowest for its class. Taking into account the additional costs for the cartridge and other elements, the complete set will be released in the amount of about 10 thousand rubles.

Disadvantages of the Makita HR2450 hammer drill

• The drill chuck needs to be replaced every 2-3 years.
• The hammer drill cannot withstand heavy loads and is not designed for intensive continuous work every day.
  
  In 2014, Makita tools began to be produced at one of the Chinese factories. After that, users began to see claims. Personally, I have not encountered them yet, but I consider it important to mention them:
• Available defective gearbox, there is a risk of quick breakdown.
• Available cartridge play.
• If you stop using the tool, grease may decompose or leak out.

These issues can be easily resolved with a warranty repair. It does not take a lot of time. But be careful and beware of counterfeits.

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