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Hitachi DS18DFL 18 Volt Li-Ion Drill Kit | List Price: $270.58
Discount Price: $159.95
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Brand: Hitachi
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Features: - 2- 1.5 Amp/Hr. Li-Ion Batteries that are 1/2 the weight of Ni-Cad, 3 times as many charge cycles and 25% more run time per charge
- Hitachi Li-Ion Batteries are compatible with Hitachi Ni-Cad Batteries of same voltage
- Lightweight and Compact 3.7 Lbs.
- 5 Position Belt Hook with Bit Storage
- 22 Position Slip Clutch
Light, fast... [Posted on 2007-12-23]
Much lighter than my previous drills (Milwaukee and Porter Cable). But, the chuck seems to loosen using drivers. It's no hole haug, but it's a great all-around drill.
Looks a little too much like something from Bionicles (but my son likes that).
Beats my dewalt [Posted on 2007-12-28]
I am very happy with this drill. Next tool purchase will be a Hitachi product. Powerful, light, and easy to use.
Awesome. [Posted on 2008-01-23]
Lighter than my old 18 V Skil, cheaper than Makita or Ryoby, small enough to fit between the studs, pleanty of torque, batteries run forever, 5-year warranty, 2 (TWO) Li-I batteries, many other brands come only with one.
satisfied [Posted on 2008-02-27]
i am very satisfied with this drill. it holds its power a lot longer than my other drill.having 2 batteries is excellent.gets the work done faster.
I'm Disappointed [Posted on 2008-04-15]
I have had a Panasonic MiMH 12V drill for several years. I wanted another cordless drill and thought this Hitachi 18V Lithium Ion would be a nice step up. Not true. Even after several years, the Panasonic charge lasts longer and the drill has more power for difficult tasks. I'm not only disappointed with the battery. The chuck is also a step down from the one on my Panasonic. I have to make a special effort to get the Hitachi chuck tight enough to hold without slipping.
I with I had got another Panasonic.
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