Makita Hotwater Kettle and Coffee maker

[RubiNewbCB]

Folks this might be a game changer for those who are looking for electrical solutions and converting their camp cooking equipment over. Im not sure if this has already been shared here on the forum. Or if anyone already has some experience using this equipment? If you do, please share your thoughts. They appear to be a bit pricey for what they are.

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[Pismo61]

Ryobi needs to make one.That is nice.

 

[RubiNewbCB]

Ryobi needs to make one.That is nice.

Hell yeah, between all my Ryobi gear and now Hercules, I do not need to add another brand an their batteries.

 

[Pismo61]

That is me.Im vested into Ryobi and works for me on all the Jeeps Ive owned.Back in the day I did start with the Makita 7.2 drill from Costco.

 

[AmosMoses]

Pretty cool

 

[JonMN]

Great idea! Now if Dewalt just had one . . .

 

[JmattNYC]

good stuff. Makita qaulity in most of its products has flawless these past couple of years.

 

[Rahkmalla]

never seen non-blue makita stuff (and i own a LOT of blue makita stuff. cxt and lxt)

guess this is a different shade for their outdoor lineup

 

[NC_Overland]

Nice. I have lots of makita batteries and I love all of my makita tools so I’m sure it’s high quality.

 

[NC_Overland]

That is me.Im vested into Ryobi and works for me on all the Jeeps Ive owned.Back in the day I did start with the Makita 7.2 drill from Costco.

Ironically, I started off with Ryobi and broke every single piece of equipment in short order. Now I have a hodgepodge of dewalt and Makita
Both are good. Ryobi is fine for casual homeowner use. When I started getting. Into bigger projects and using tools daily, Ryobi just isn’t made for that. Milwaukee is good too, and has a ton of tools, but I’m not trying to buy more batteries. I have several good AH Makita and Dewalt.

 

[DR.]

never seen non-blue makita stuff (and i own a LOT of blue makita stuff. cxt and lxt)

guess this is a different shade for their outdoor lineup

Their “outdoor” stuff is green. I don’t think there is a difference other than color and price. The green tends to be slightly more expensive, overland tax.

 

[Pismo61]

Ironically, I started off with Ryobi and broke every single piece of equipment in short order. Now I have a hodgepodge of dewalt and Makita
Both are good. Ryobi is fine for casual homeowner use. When I started getting. Into bigger projects and using tools daily, Ryobi just isn’t made for that. Milwaukee is good too, and has a ton of tools, but I’m not trying to buy more batteries. I have several good AH Makita and Dewalt.

Nope Ryobi is not for heavy use.My son and I just had that conversation,he is starting to build his tool collection.I do all my own work my Jeeps and none have failed yet,but I don't do this stuff every day.They are getting pricey with the new brushless stuff.

 

[AmishMike]

I was Dewalt for 20 years but Milwaukee’s product line got so extensive that I made the switch. A coffee maker/kettle would be awesome.
Now, if someone made battery adapters…..

 

[Free2roam]

Milwaukee all the way if they had one I'd buy one. Invested to much to have different brands.

 

[Stuntman Mike]

Some months ago I met a guy with a Makita coffee machine.

As far as I remember he had to recharge the battery after 2 or 3 cups.

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