The Makita 18V X2 LXT (36V) Brushless 1-1/8 In. AVT rotary hammer, which accepts SDS-Plus bits, offers a cordless concrete solution. It combines advanced engineering for high efficiency and convenient dust extraction. Powered by two 18V LXT batteries and an efficient Brushless Motor, it provides maximum power, speed, and run-time, meeting corded demands without the cord. With X2 LXT technology, it can drill up to 140 1/2 In. x 2-3/8 In. holes per charge using two 18V LXT 5.0 Ah batteries. The on-board dust extractor is OSHA table 1 compliant and has a filter-cleaning mechanism to keep suction efficient. The trigger-activated dust extractor, powered by a separate motor, boosts suction without affecting the hammer's performance. The rubber suction gasket ensures good contact with the work surface. Dust is directed to a clear container with a HEPA filter that captures 99.97% of dust particles. There's a 3-second delay on the vacuum motor to collect remnant dust after the trigger is released, perfect for overhead drilling. The dust extractor attachment is removable, and the hammer can be used with a separate extractor. It's AWS capable, using Bluetooth for wireless power control. It also features AFT to stop the motor if the bit gets stuck, AVT to reduce vibration, and many other useful functions for various applications.






Using the Makita 18V X2 LXT rotary hammer is easy. First, make sure the 18V LXT batteries are fully charged and installed. Select the appropriate mode - rotation only, hammering with rotation, or hammering only - based on your task. Adjust the speed using the variable speed dial and trigger. When drilling, keep the tool steady and let the constant speed control do its job. For dust extraction, ensure the on - board dust extractor is properly attached. If you're using the AWS feature, install the auto - start wireless transmitter and synchronize it with an AWS - equipped dust extractor. Remember, the AFT will protect the tool if the bit gets jammed. As for maintenance, clean the dust extractor regularly, especially the filter. Check the batteries for any signs of damage and store them in a cool, dry place. If the tool has been used in harsh conditions, use a soft cloth to clean it. And don't forget to check the torque - limiting clutch and other moving parts periodically to ensure smooth operation.