The Makita HP0300 is a compact yet powerful corded hammer‑driver drill offering a 320 W motor and a 10 mm (3/8″) double‑sleeve keyless chuck. It delivers up to 1,500 rpm and 22,500 blows per minute on high speed (or up to 450 rpm and 6,750 bpm on low speed), providing adaptable performance for both light-duty drilling and high‑torque applications. With a hard/soft torque of 56 / 21 Nm, it’s capable of drilling up to 8 mm into concrete, 10 mm into steel, and up to 28 mm into wood — plus fastening capacity for wood screws up to 5.1 × 63 mm or M6 machine screws. Ergonomically, the HP0300 weighs just 1.3 kg, spans approximately 235 × 67 × 206 mm, features a rubberized soft‑grip handle, recessed lock‑on button, reversing switch and easily accessible carbon brushes for maintenance. Offering both “rotation only” and “hammer with rotation” modes, along with variable speed via trigger, it suits a broad range of drilling and screw‑driving tasks. Built with double insulation, it meets safety standards without the need for earthing. Noise levels are rated at 82 dB(A) pressure, 93 dB(A) power (±3 dB), and vibration emissions are specified at 12.5 m/s² for masonry, 2.5 m/s² or less for metal drilling.