Makita 40V XGT Angle Drills
Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills are for drilling and driving where a normal drill won't fit, like between joists, inside cabinets, and tight stud bays.
When you're wedged in a loft, under a sink, or working between studs, a straight drill just chews your knuckles and wastes time. Makita's 40V XGT angle drills give you proper access and torque in tight spots, on a battery platform built for daily site use. Pick the right head size and chuck for the fixings you're running, and you'll get cleaner holes with less fight.
What Jobs Are Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills Best At?
- Drilling through joists and noggins for pipe and cable runs when you cannot get a standard drill body square to the timber.
- Running fixings inside kitchen units, wardrobes, and service voids where the chuck needs to sit tight to the work without smashing hinges and panels.
- First fix work in stud walls, especially tight corners and back-to-back studs, where access is awkward and you need controlled driving without wrist strain.
- Drilling pilot holes and driving screws in roof spaces and underfloor jobs where you are working one-handed and space is limited.
Choosing the Right Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drill
Match the drill to the access you have, not the hole you wish you had, because angle drills are all about head size, control, and clearance.
1. Head size and reach
If you are working between tight studs, inside units, or hard up against a joist, prioritise the most compact head you can get. If you have a bit more room but need better leverage and control, a longer body can be easier to hold steady for cleaner drilling.
2. Chuck type and bit changes
If you are swapping between pilot, countersink, and driver bits all day, go for the setup that makes bit changes quick and secure. If you are mainly drilling holes, focus on a chuck that grips properly so the bit does not creep when it bites.
3. Torque control for driving
If you are driving screws in cabinets, studwork, or fixings near finished surfaces, you want predictable control so you do not snap heads or overdrive. If it is heavier drilling, torque matters more than finesse, but you still want a tool that does not try to twist your wrist in a cramped stance.
Who Uses Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills on Site?
- Sparkies and plumbers doing first fix, because an angle drill gets between joists and studs without ripping up more boards than you need.
- Chippies and kitchen fitters, for cabinet fixings and awkward carcass work where a straight drill body just will not line up.
- Maintenance teams and shopfitters, because it is the quick answer for tight repairs and installs without stripping half the area back.
How Angle Drills Work for You
An angle drill is built to get the chuck into places a standard drill cannot, while keeping your hands and the tool body out of the way. The win is access and control, not just power.
1. The right-angle head (clearance where it counts)
The drive is turned through 90 degrees so you can drill and drive tight to a surface, like between joists or inside a cabinet side, without the drill body fouling the work.
2. Control in awkward positions
Because you are often braced against timber or working one-handed, a good angle drill setup helps keep the bit square and reduces the wrist twist you get when a hole grabs.
Shop Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills at ITS
Whether you need a compact angle drill for tight stud bays or a tougher setup for daily first fix, we stock the Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills range in one place. It is all held in our own warehouse, in stock and ready for next day delivery so you can get back on with the job.
Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills FAQs
What are the features of Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills?
They are built around access and control, with a right-angle head that gets the chuck into tight spots like between joists, inside cabinets, and tight stud bays. Being on Makita 40V XGT also means they are aimed at proper site use where you need consistent performance and a tool that will take daily handling.
Are Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills available with batteries and charger?
Yes, you will typically see both body only options and kits that include batteries and a charger. If you are already on Makita XGT, body only is the sensible buy, but if this is your first XGT tool, a kit gets you a matched battery and charger ready for site.
Is there a warranty on Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills?
Yes, Makita tools come with a manufacturer warranty, but the exact terms can depend on the specific model and how it is registered. Always keep your proof of purchase and check the included paperwork so you know what is covered and for how long.
Are Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills suitable for professional tradesmen?
Yes, that is the point of them. Angle drills are a trade tool for first fix and fit-out where access is the problem, and the Makita 40V XGT platform is aimed at regular, heavy site use rather than occasional DIY.
Do you offer next day delivery on Makita 40V Xgt Angle Drills?
Yes, we hold stock in our own warehouse and offer next day delivery on eligible orders. If you are up against it for a start time, order in good time and get it sent straight to site.
