Makita cordless drills and saws have set the industry standard for many years, and they continue to innovate and offer professionals and DIYers the highest-quality tools for almost any need. Howeve… ...

Makita cordless drills and saws have set the industry standard for many years, and they continue to innovate and offer professionals and DIYers the highest-quality tools for almost any need. Howeve… ...

A Makita replacement battery or two can keep your productivity levels high and breathe new life into an old Makita power tool.

Makita, like other manufacturers of cordless tools, has its own proprietary battery system, though there are adapters out there. Are they worth the money?

Wondering what happened to Makita's original 36V power tools and batteries? Here's why they faded out and how newer dual 18V setups have taken their place.

Makita has a reputation as one of the most reliable tool brands on the market, but its tools tend to be expensive compared to these brands.

[Rob] grew tired of his Makita power tool battery packs dying so he figured out how to repair them himself. The video after the break walks us through the process which starts by cracking open the ...

Makita has added a wide selection of new kit to its battery-powered ground care product range as it encourages users to make the switch from petrol engines to eco electric machines.

Lithium battery packs reaching the end of their life usually have a lot of kick left in them. That’s because they’re made up of multiple cells and it only takes the failure of one to bo… ...

What to Consider Power Like all cordless tools, a cordless drill’s power output is designated by the voltage of its motor. Cordless drills come in 12-, 18-, 20-, and 24-volt models.

Readers had a variety of suggestions for the best way to upgrade/replace/recycle the old NiCd battery pack from a still-usable Makita drill. I asked the folks at battery pack designer Nexergy to read ...

Makita, like other manufacturers of cordless tools, has its own proprietary battery system, though there are adapters out there. Are they worth the money?