Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, I got a LINE message from the hardware store (power tools) I often shop at, and

"Do you want a Makita 18V kettle?"

 

Since I wanted to ask everyone what they thought, I asked the employees, and they said they wanted one on the shop floor, so I bought it.

It was insanely cheap!!!! (So cheap I can't even say how much it was.)

8 in total

2 x 18V rechargeable batteries

Apparently, this is enough to boil about 800 mL of water twice.

That's about four servings of cup ramen.

However, this may vary depending on local weather conditions! (Extreme cold can also drain the battery.)

 

Even when using an impact wrench on a scaffold, the battery lasts quite a while, and

If you keep one charging even while work is in progress, you'll have one ready to use at lunchtime.

If there are a few people, I think you'll definitely be able to use at least two rechargeable batteries.

 

It's no problem, right? I'll just have lunch and then recharge afterward.

The only downside is that it's a little big lol

As expected, if you want to ensure a sufficient amount of hot water, the unit will end up being quite large.

I suppose there are some things you just can't help.

Well, if you're traveling by car, you can easily carry it, and it's more than enough even when you factor in your coworkers' shares.

Makita Cordless KettleKT360D Web Catalog

 

However, on the downside,

Please set it 30 minutes before lunch starts!!

That's it, huh? lol

I believe this means that the temperature starts at 0 degrees indoors, reaches 85 degrees after 30 minutes, and then gradually drops from there.

 

It's really great to be able to boil water right on site, isn't it?

I highly recommend it!

It would be great if the working conditions could improve even just a little bit, wouldn't it? ^^

 

See you later.