Makita Power Tools
Makita DGA463 18v LXT Cordless Brushless Slide Switch Angle Grinder 115mm
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Makita Power Tools at Tooled-Up.com
Makita Power Tools cover the everyday jobs of site work, joinery, groundwork and maintenance. Tooled-Up.com stocks Makita drills, grinders, impact wrenches, oscillating multi tools, planers and thicknessers, nail and staple guns, disc cutters, demolition tools and more, so one brand can cover a whole kit list.
The selection goes beyond the core tools. It includes biscuit and dowel jointers, hole borers, nibblers and shears, hot air heat guns, mixers, air blowers and electric screwdrivers. Generators, job site radios, and coolers and drinks makers are there for the site cabin and van.
Many of these tools are built around the 18v platform. Batteries and chargers can be shared across tools, and the Makita 18v Tools section is the place to start if you are building a cordless kit.
Key Features of Makita Power Tools
- 18v cordless platform: one battery fits many tools, which means less to carry and no trailing leads on scaffold, in lofts or on sites without power.
- Brushless motor options: brushless motors run efficiently, which helps battery life and tool durability on long working days.
- Corded 240v options: mains-powered tools suit continuous heavy use in workshops and on sites with a 13A supply.
- Trade-focused build: tough housings and practical ergonomics help tools cope with knocks, dust and regular daily use.
- Task-specific designs: dedicated tools such as jointers, nibblers and hole borers give cleaner, faster results than improvised alternatives.
Who Uses Makita Power Tools?
Carpenters and joiners use planers, thicknessers, biscuit jointers and nail guns for first fix, second fix and furniture work. Electricians and plumbers rely on drills, oscillating multi tools and hole borers for fixing, cutting and routing through structures. Builders and groundworkers use disc cutters, demolition tools, mixers and generators on site.
Fabricators and maintenance engineers choose grinders, impact wrenches, nibblers and shears for metalwork. Heat guns and electric screwdrivers suit decorators, installers and serious DIYers. Always follow HSE guidance on dust, noise and vibration, and use suitable PPE.
Popular Makita Power Tools
Drills and Electric Screwdrivers
Drilling, driving and fixing tools for everything from cabinet assembly to heavy construction work.
Grinders and Disc Cutters
Cutting and shaping metal, masonry and stone, with options for different disc sizes and power sources.
Impact Wrenches and Demolition Tools
High-torque fastening and breaking-out tools for heavy-duty jobs.
Planers, Thicknessers and Jointers
Woodworking tools for sizing, smoothing and joining timber accurately.
Oscillating Multi Tools
Versatile tools for flush cutting, sanding and scraping in tight spaces.
Browse the full Makita selection at Tooled-Up to compare tools by category.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Makita 18v batteries interchangeable?
Makita 18v tools are designed to share batteries and chargers within the platform. Check the tool listing for compatibility and for whether the battery is included or sold separately.
Should I choose cordless or corded?
Cordless 18v tools are best for portability and working without a power supply. Corded 240v tools suit prolonged, high-demand tasks where a 13A socket is available.
Which Makita tool is best for cutting metal?
Grinders and disc cutters handle most metal cutting, while nibblers and shears give cleaner cuts in sheet metal. Match the tool and consumable to the material.
Do Makita Power Tools suit DIY use?
Yes. Tools such as drills, electric screwdrivers, multi tools and heat guns work well for home projects, and are available from Tooled-Up.com.
