Makita D-21200 17 Piece SDS-Plus Drill and Chisel Set

I can't fault this really. Its great value, Its for the DIY'er. I suspect it wouldn't hold up to industrial use, but that's not what its priced or targeted at. I've chiselled out a wall and a full yard. Nothing broke so far, chisel is still useably sharp. As a product set - I would have preferred multiple chisels, couple wider ones, . As a drill set its fairly pointless, I would have liked it to be a chisel set entirely, and bought a SDS drill kit separate.

Excellent quality with a great range of bits

UPDATE: Since the following review I have had a long while to put these to a very good test. They are slightly twisted and I mean not drilling centrally. Which makes them if no positive use to anyone. A hole needs to be the exact size not 3 to 5mm bigger than what you selected. This has ruined a couple of important jobs drilling concrete fence posts. As you can imagine leaves no room for mistakes given the little material there is to work with. (Drill into). That said, the cold chisels are fantastic tools and have stood up to everything asked of them reinforced concrete footings around 6ft (1.8m) concrete fence posts, brick walls chasing for electric cabling, ceramic floor and wall tile removal, dot n dab adhesive for plasterboard (drywall) removal from breeze block inner leaf walls. The drill bits are the s#!ts, the chisels are awesome. I've thrown away the bits as they were so warped and bent. (I felt that these were seconds from makita (faulty returns bought cheap and re-sold as 'New') I WOULD NOT BY THESE AGAIN ONLINE, ONLY IN PERSON IN STORE. Great drill bits, however, the selection of bits is some-what limited to 5mm to 13mm. I dont think short and medium length bits are much of a selection. Short drill bits offer nothing of use, considering they are for an SDS+ drill/hammer space isn't really a consideration so short bits are a pointless idea in my view, (however you may need short bits in your situation). If the short bits were wood or steel bits for an angle drill that would make sense but not with an SDS+ drill/hammer. I feel that medium and long bits would have been a better idea seeing as SDS+ drills/hammers are for drilling masonry/concrete. This all said the Makita SDS+ Drill Bits and Chisels are fantastic quality and come in a lovely shiny aluminum flight type storage/transport case with foam inserts. WELL DONE MAKITA, EXCELLENT SDS+ BITS AND CASE.

Sturdy and used within first couple days and drilled nicely through a concrete breeze block brick wall

I purchased one of these for a re-wire (electrical) of a house which included sinking sockets and chasing a lot of new cable runs. The bits them selves are Makita quality (Good stuff) the makeup of the case is Alu, and quite strong but the latches and handle require it to be handled with care. One latch broke on mine, but the other still holds it shut. I'm buying another set because all my chisels' have dumbed down (they have had a hammering on several re-wires mind you) I could sharpen them but will get around to that later. I need them now, ready to go, and don't have time to sharpen and there is nowhere to take them to be sharpened. The foam inserts are ok and have lasted up until now perfectly ok, some bits are a little cramped though in the layout assembly. The case is my only real complaint TBH, because the last thing you want to do after a hard days graft is fanny around being delicate with your kit. Some nights I just want to sling it in the van, if it rolls around or gets bumped I don't want to be clenching my colon 'hoping I didn't break it'. It would be 5 Stars with a solid case & layout. C'mon Makita give us what we want... A better, tidy, tougher Case!!! Mark the Spark.

MAKITA - vs - METABO SDS+ 17 piece Set Cases are almost identical - Same aluminium coated board material, same edge and corner construction pieces and hinges, only difference is the choice of handle shape. I prefer the Metabo square handle but really they are basically the same quality. Foam lid liner is soft open cell foam in the Makita case - Metabo has firmer closed cell foam Makita uses tool positioning foam strips glued to a thin foam liner layer to the case base. Some of these were detached in my sample and were slightly annoying - They needed to be re-glued to be useful again. METABO uses a very nice dimpled medium soft, closed cell foam liner with laser cut shapes for each chisel tool or bit. Very good design. Choice of Bits included - See Comparison Chart Image (XLS) All the same EXCEPT MAKITA has - 5.5 x 110 and 7 x 160 (NO 12mm bits) METABO has - 12 x 160 and 12 x 260 (NO 5.5 or 7mm bits) My personal choice is that while I have 7mm bits in other sets and have never needed a 5.5mm bit rather than a 5 or 6mm bit that I already have in other sets, I do have a use for a longer choice of 12mm bits that are not already in my kit. Machining and finish... Both the MAKITA and METABO sets are identical in terms of CNC programs used to make them - as far as I can tell. Both have the same looking tips brazed into them. They seem to be the same hardness, but I have no way of testing them properly. The MAKITA set does have an HM-CT (Hard Metal Carbide Tip) symbol on the outer label, but this may not mean the tips are actually any different to the METABO tips that have no such symbol on the label but appear the same. Both sets have Make and bit size stamped on the shank. The METABO bits are sandblasted as a final finish - I have no idea if this makes any difference in use, but I suspect not ! The outer cardboard case of the MAKITA kit is very thin cardboard - The METABO outer cardboard presentation box is much better quality cardboard and would protet the carry case better if used, but they will probably be discarded or stored and not be of any actual day to day use to the owner. When I purchased these bit sets to compare and decide which to buy they were both available in the £25-£30 range with the METABO being slightly cheaper. Prices seem to vary quite wildly on Amazon and the official price elsewhere seems to be in the £60+ area !!! There are quite a few other 17/15 piece sets on Amazon - Some are branded (e.g. DeWalt) while others are unknown Chinese names, but all have the same case and general choice of bits, though some have Cross-Tip inserts which are supposed to be better (?) - All are more expensive. My guess is they are all made in the same place in China and have similar specifications with only small differences in choice of bits included and case/liner parts. There is another set of 17 bits that is presented in a folded metal storage case under a number of Chinese "brand" names that may or may not have the same bits, and/or may be from another Chinese manufacturer ? I haven't tried any of them out. Overall my final decision was to keep the METABO set as it was (at the time of purchase) the cheaper set, and had a better storage case (the tool insert foam). If the MAKITA set had been the cheaper one I probably would have kept that set ! HTH

They came very quickly and they are a good quality. Tried it straight out of the box and they worked really great!!!

Great value. Strong bits all stored in an easy to access case. Very useful

Very good quality, the case is also something quite professional and nice. The drills made a perfect with the rotary hammer that I have from other brand.

Concrete masony i love it makita

e confezione in valigetta metallica veramente solida e pratica. Utilizzate nel cemento armato con tassellatore makita in applicazioni hobbystiche non mi hanno dato alcun problema garantendo precisione della foratura e rapidità dell'operazione. Il prezzo è molto competitivo rispetto a prodotti analoghi. Quando comprate punte per trapano o tassellatore cercate la qualità. Per anni ho cercato di risparmiare pentendomene amaramente nei momenti peggiori. Una punta non è per sempre, ma queste sono per un bel po' :-)

J'ai déjà utilité burin et ciseau courts pour détruire un linteau béton de porte avec marteau perforateur Bosch GBH 36VF-Li Plus Les outils se sont normalement émoussés, bonne qualité. La boite très opérationnelle pour le rangement, elle présente très bien avec son revêtement bleu/vert dessus/dessous avec logo Makita en blanc sur dessus. Charnières légères pour pouvoir résister dans le temps (pour les bricoleurs, elles pourrons être remplacées par plus solide), fermetures correctes. Manque patins pour que le coffret puisse se maintenir à la verticale.

Estas brocas van perfectas para mi taladro Bosch, después de un tiempo utilizándolas puedo decir que: ✅ Buena calidad y bien acabadas. ✅ Un buen maletín con todo lo necesario para un taladro percutor, muy completo y muy práctico para tenerlo todo bien guardado y ordenado. ✅ Mucha variedad de brocas. ✅ Es un buen pack ahorro, sale mucho mejor que comprarlas por separado. Las hemos comprado para picar el cemento de una pared para dejar visible la piedra que hay debajo y nos han ido súper bien, muy contentos con la compra, totalmente recomendables! Espero que la información os sirva y os ayude a decidir si comprar el producto o no 😜 Gracias por leerme.