The Makita DA4000LR angle drill (blue/silver, with case, 710 W) is an advanced electric angle drill designed for anyone who wants to drill in hard-to-reach places and appreciates precision in everyday projects. Using this tool allows for efficient and comfortable work, even in tight corners where conventional drills fail.

This angle drill is ideal for consumers who frequently perform assembly, renovation or repair work in residential and workshop environments where space constraints require a special tool. Its key advantage is the extremely narrow head design, which allows for manipulated drilling right up against the wall or in tiny corners where classic drills are not suitable.

The main technical features include a powerful 710 W motor for continuous high performance and an impressive maximum torque of up to 80 Nm. The tool is corded, so there are no battery charging problems, and the kit includes a durable case for safe storage or transport. The drill does not have a brushless motor or impact drilling function, but its simple design offers reliability for typical tasks.

It is very easy to use - the ergonomic handle and optimal weight distribution provide a good grip and reduce hand fatigue during prolonged use. Due to its compact and robust design, it is suitable for screwdriving, drilling holes in wood, metal and plastic, while minimizing the risk of slipping or making mistakes on sensitive surfaces. With its modularity, this is a real must-have piece of equipment for anyone who wants to be prepared for challenges in domestic or professional tasks.

The drill stands out primarily for its convenience and special angled design, which significantly simplifies work where other tools cannot be used. Experienced users will appreciate the power and precision, while beginners will appreciate the ease of use and quality of workmanship.

Same summary

The Makita DA4000LR angle drill is best suited to users who often perform assembly or repair work in narrow, hard-to-reach spaces. The high maximum torque is suitable for drilling in wood or metal, but due to its special design, it makes more sense as a supplement to a classic drill, not as a universal solution for all types of work. Since the battery is not included, the model is best suited for those who already have a Makita system or are looking for a specialized tool.

Special attention should be paid when choosing if you need a tool for general everyday tasks, as classic drills are often more versatile.

Recommendation source: Enaa guides and team experiences.

User view

This angle drill is typically used by craftsmen, home builders and enthusiastic hobbyists who often work in furniture, for fixtures or in places where a classic tool simply cannot reach. Its practicality comes into its own in cabinets, for breaking through narrow partitions or where space is limited but more powerful processing is required.

Many users appreciate the reliability and wide range of Makita brand tools, as this makes it easy to complement your own tool kit and allows compatibility with a system you may already be using.

Why buy at Enaa

The Enaa selection allows you to quickly review different angle and cordless drills from one place, making it easier to compare features and make it easier to decide on the right tool for your needs. At the same time, Enaa offers good professional support and a broad explanation of features in each subcategory, which is especially useful if you are not sure which version is best suited to your specific challenges.

Answers to frequently asked questions

What tasks is an angle drill most useful for?

The angle drill is ideal for drilling or screwdriving in places where limited space makes access with conventional tools difficult, such as inside cabinets, behind wiring or between closely spaced elements.

Can I also use this drill for working in harder materials?

Easier penetration in wood and metal is possible, but for regular drilling into concrete or masonry, we recommend using a suitably powerful impact drill.

Is the drill ready for immediate use?

Since this model does not come with a battery, you will be able to use it right away if you already have the appropriate Makita battery and charger. Otherwise, you will have to purchase the battery and charger separately.

When should you choose an angle drill instead of a classic cordless drill?

An angle drill is particularly advantageous in specific situations where accessibility is important – for example in tight spaces or along the edges of surfaces. However, for broad everyday use, a classic cordless drill will often be more practical.

Are accessories from other brands suitable for this model?

Drill heads and bits of the appropriate dimensions are usually compatible, but we recommend using original accessories, as this will ensure the best durability and safe use.

Description updated: April 2026