Hitachi DS18DVF3 18-Volt Ni-Cad 1/2-Inch Cordless Drill/Driver Kit
December 16, 2009 · Posted in Cordless, Power Tools
- Class leading 400 inch-pounds of torque power through the toughest jobs
- Rugged, lightweight plastic body
- Ergonomic, soft, and comfortable anti-slip grip
- Compact and lightweight at only 7.5-inches in length and 4.4-pounds
- Includes drill, flashlight, 2 1.4Ah batteries, quick charger, carrying case, driver bit, and 5-year warranty on drill
Product Description
DS18DVF3, 18V, Variable Speed, Cordless, Drill, Designed To Meet The Need For A Compact, Lightweight Drill That Has The Power & Durability To Stand Up To Tough Jobs, With Features Such As A 2 Speed Transmission, 22 Position Clutch Setting, Comfortable Non Slip Grip, A 5 Position Belt Hook & 1.4AH Batteries, Features Include: Compact & Lightweight, Only 8.65″ In Length & 4.4 LBS, Class Leading 400 INLBS Of Torque To Power Through The Toughest Jobs, 1.4AH Batteries Al… More >>
Hitachi DS18DVF3 18-Volt Ni-Cad 1/2-Inch Cordless Drill/Driver Kit
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A great drill! light & powerfull.
Good luck getting the free battery with purchase! I bought mine in October 27th 2005 & know its December 31 2005! Happy New Year!
Rating: 4 / 5
The battery charges in an hour, but it doesn’t keep a charge longer than 1.5 hrs.?????
Rating: 3 / 5
I bought 3 Crap-tachi drills that came with 6 batteries. After a year and a half 5 of the batteries have gone bad. You think you got this great warranty with it you don’t its a joke read the fine print, it only covers the drill it self, so what do you do with a drill with no batteries? I called the customer service line its even worst, The customer service agent told me I should have bough a Makita instead and I would have not had this problem. So I went down to there repair center and talked to the guy about it, he says the all this Hitachi stuff is junk, and they have nothing but problems with it. [...]
Rating: 1 / 5
I have used Makita (12.2 v) for years. I dropped on floor from above 4 ft. and I have never have any problem. Now my batteries dead, so I got Hitachi(14.4v) by yesterday (Father’s day) at Lowe’s. I paid for $99 with bonus card’ lowe’s $25 = I paid total $74 +tax. good price I have seen before ($149).
But it was made by China. I had DVD, camcorder, TV, lap with batteries bad very soon (all China made). So I returned this drill and get Dewalt (14.4 V) $99 + tax (was $149). A man works for Lowe’s he referred me to get Dewalt. See how much value Dewalt can give you. I trust men gave review about Dewalt 14.4v.
Think twive before get any power tool which use cordless( batt) which was made China.
Rating: 2 / 5
Like the other guy said, dont drop it. I dropped mine from about 12ft. and it in pieces. This drill is made for homeowners. It doesnt stand a chance in the real world.
Rating: 1 / 5