Makita M0600B 400W Corded Drill | 10mm Chuck, Steel 10mm / Wood 20mm

• Manufacturer: Makita Power Tools India Pvt. Ltd.
• Model: M0600B
• Rated Power: 400 W
• Chuck: 10 mm (3/8") keyed
• No-load Speed: 0–3,000 RPM (variable)
• Capacity: Steel 10 mm · Wood 20 mm
• Net Weight: 1.2 kg
• Safety: Double insulated

Makita M0600B 400W Corded Drill is a compact variable-speed reversing drill with a 10 mm keyed chuck, built for accurate everyday drilling in metal, wood, and plastic. At 1.2 kg it's one of the lightest mains drills Makita makes, which matters more than it sounds when you're working overhead in a ceiling or holding the tool at arm's length inside a panel.

The variable-speed trigger lets you start a hole slowly so the bit bites where you marked it instead of skating across the surface, then bring it up to 3,000 RPM once it's seated. An in-line grip design puts your hand directly behind the chuck so your push goes into the cut rather than twisting the tool. Reversing lets it back out a jammed bit or drive and remove screws.

Note there is no hammer function — this is a pure rotary drill for metal, wood, and plastic. For masonry, you want the M0801B hammer drill.

Technical Specifications

Recommended Applications

1) Can this drill into concrete or brick walls?

No. The M0600B has no hammer function — it's a rotary drill for metal, wood, and plastic. Trying it on masonry will blunt the bit and stress the motor without making real progress. For walls, use the M0801B hammer drill or the M8700B rotary hammer.

2) What is the maximum hole size it will drill?

10 mm in steel and 20 mm in wood, with a 10 mm chuck. Going beyond that will stall the motor rather than cut faster.

3) Does it need a chuck key?

Yes — it has a keyed chuck, and the chuck key (S10) is supplied in the box. A keyed chuck grips round-shank bits more firmly than a keyless chuck under load, which is why Makita specifies it here.

4) Can I use it as a screwdriver?

Yes. Variable speed plus forward and reverse rotation make it usable for driving and removing screws — start slowly so the bit seats in the screw head before applying torque.

5) How does this compare to the M0801B?

The M0600B is a lighter 400 W rotary-only drill at 1.2 kg, better for precision work and long overhead sessions. The M0801B is a 500 W hammer drill at 1.7 kg that also drills 16 mm into concrete. If you ever drill walls, buy the M0801B; if your work is metal, wood, and panels, this one is easier to live with.

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