Hitachi DS14DVF3 14.4-volt Ni-Cad 3/8-inch Cordless Drill/Driver Kit

My other drills are Porter Cable and Craftsman. The case is nice as well. It also has a nice weight to it, not too heavy not too light. The light is good as well. Ok, all you "low raters".you can't buy a $70 dollar drill and then complain that it doesn't perform like a $200 drill.

I do woodworking projects on the weekends, and I have multiple drills for multiple uses. I find myself grabbing this one for more uses than I bought it for just because it feels so good in my hand. It has an adjustable lamp on it for all the various angles you may need it in. All said this is a great drill for the money. That's like complaining that your Chevy Cobalt isn't as fast as a Ferrari.

It has good power for the voltage, a decent chuck, and decent battery life. Would definitly recommend. The charger charges the battery in around a half hour.

I needed a driver set to install an outdoor combination lock for a spare set of keys. I charged each battery for about 10 minutes and it worked great.As I say in my title though, the color is pretty awful, but the drill feels solid. I saw this on sale and decided, OK, I will try it out. When the set arrived, the batteries were mostly dead.

good product. Use it probably once a week or so, nothing usually too "heavy duty". Bought mine two years ago, and it's still going strong. Haven't dropped it yet as others have, and someone said "it's uglY". and the flashlight is great too i disagree, and have nicknamed mine godzilla.

Everyone bought Toyota thinking they were buying something built with quality so they would not have to worry about it. Go Olympic hockey team. Now they all wish they were driving Ford Fusions. You could take a moment and try to find something comparable that is made in the good old U.S.A.

I couldn't pass up the chance to get another one of these great cordless drills with 2 more batteries for less than the price of the batteries alone.These drill have plenty of torque, last a long time on a charge, and the batteries recharge really fast. This will be my 3rd identical drill and my current two are still going strong. Eventually, the charge won't last much past the normal use time. Ni-cad batteries develop a "memory" when they are charged repeatedly without being drained. When this Hitachi cordless drill popped up today on Amazon's Gold Box Deal of the Day I was quick to snap it up. The flashlight is also a very useful accessory. Draining the batteries occasionally refreshes them. Though, I have never used it as a flashlight, it is fantastic to drain the batteries down to zero charge every 4th of 5th time to refresh the ni-cad batteries.