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Discuss Makita BHP451 in the Electrical Tools and Products area at ElectriciansForums.net
I’ve had both. The 451 is a beast. Lots more robust. Faster. Takes more beatingFunny, the Makita rep at Elex told me the 458 was better than the 451. :lol: Same power and the two speed gearbox is more robust than the 3 speed on the 451 (which apparently had a few problems).
I reckon the reps probably just tell people what they think will please them but at the end of the day the 458 is the 451 replacement (if I can believe what the rep told me anyway) and has the same spec (in terms of drilling capacity) but with a 2 speed box instead of 3 (plus a battery level indicator).
I think both are awesome drills so it is probably down to whether you want to save ÂŁ70 or have two batteries. There is no denying that, if you don't need a 2nd battery, the screwfix deal is very good.......
I’ve had both. The 451 is a beast. Lots more robust. Faster. Takes more beating
I know but what a drill it was. Mine lasted 8 years before it died. If I could find another one I would buy another oneThe offer may well have finished now - it's 7 years old to the day.
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