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| | Features | Kit includes the Hitachi DS10DFL and the Hitachi WH10DFLDS10DFL 12-volt Peak Lithium Ion Micro Driver Drill has a 3/8-inch keyless chuckWH10DFL 12-volt Peak Lithium Ion Micro Impact Driver delivers 840 in/lbs of driving torqueEco-Friendly Lithium Ion Batteries for Steady, Long-Lasting PowerFreestanding Drills Feature User-Friendly Triggers, LED Lights
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| | Description | This kit includes the DS10DFL 12 volt Peak lithium ion Micro Driver Drillwith a 3/8 inch chuckand the WH10DFL 12 volt Peak Lithium Ion Impact Driver that delivers 840 inch lbs of torque. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 13.0 inches | | Product Width: | 5.0 inches | | Product Height: | 24.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 7.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 12.8 inches | | Package Width: | 9.7 inches | | Package Height: | 5.8 inches | | Package Weight: | 7.85 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 16 reviews |
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Good Kit Aug 26, 2010
Just bought a new fixer upper and these have been used for various tasks. Kit is great. Impact driver has been more functional than I imagined. Just installed a cabinet with it, no stripping on 3" drywall screws. Removed old shower doors in two baths, worked great. The drill is not overpowered, but I did use it with a hole saw to cut plumbing lines, had enough power to work through 1/2 inch plywood.
Both tools are very maneuverable. Great for small spaces, limited width situations etc.
My only minor complaint leading to 4 stars is that the Li Ion batteries offer no forwarning that they need to be charged. I wouldn't be concerned, except that the manual says to not run the batteries down completely for best battery performance. When juice runs out, the impact driver will just stop working, no slowdown or minimized power, so I hope they hold up over time considering that I have run both completely down. Also, a low battery will work in the drill but not the impact driver. Different draw I guess. (I was ready to send the kit back because the same battery was working in one and not the other, but once I charged the batteries I was ok. I felt like an idiot, but it seemed logical that if a battery was working in one, and not the other, it was the tool and not the battery.)
Finally, the case is good, and they drop in a small bit kit which is cheap but useful. Plenty of room in the bag for all the accessories. I prefer the soft cases because the hard ones are difficult to repack in my opinion. Overall, great value, very pleased. Good for kids, wives also.
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 Nice set, but woefully underpowered Jul 18, 2010
I was trying to decide between this set and the Makita LCT302W 10.8V set. Both sets got mostly positive reviews and I decided to buy both and try them out. After reading the review that Paul did I was expecting good things from the Hitachi.
I was especially excited because locally the Hitachi set was $40 cheaper than the Makita. When I got them home and unboxed them I found that Hitachi came in a carry bag and the Makita in a metal case. The Hitachi bag was well designed to hold all three pieces in separate sections, the Makita case, not so much so. It would only be useful if you plan to keep these on the shelf because if you pick it up the drills will fall right out of the protective foam and bang around.
As far as ergonomics go I liked both. The Hitachi had a more traditional shape with a large battery pack on the bottom. This allows the tools to more easily stand upright but can get in the way in tight places. In the Makita, more of the battery is inside the handle.
As far as the drills go I definitely liked the Hitachi better, mostly because of the chuck. The Hitachi has a traditional tool-less chuck while the Makita has 1/4" hex chuck. This means the the Makita either needs special drill bits or an adapter with a traditional chuck.
I had the opposite impression of the impact drivers. Both tools did the same thing, but the Makita was not only much easier to use but much faster. The Makita drove #10 2" screws into pine 2x4's in about half the time of the Hitachi and it did so with tremendous ease. The Hitachi felt like it was struggling.
In the end, the severe lack of power/speed in the impact driver was a killer for me. Despite that fact that I liked almost everything else about the Hitachi better I ended up bringing it back. If Hitachi could rectify this they would have a great pair of tools on their hands.
 Super convenient, plenty of DIY power Jul 15, 2010
Drill drivers and impact drivers have different purposes. Read the manual! These things are light years ahead of the old Ni-Cad versions.
Neither of these will have the punch of a corded version. What they lack in power though they make up in the 99 percent of the applications where they will do just great.
Right now you can't get a better value in combo packages on 12v max lithium-ion sets.
Excellent 12v set. Jun 27, 2010
Hitachi is turning out to be one excellent power tool manufacturer. I just bought the 2 drill set for a project at work. I had to open dozens of units held together with inch long T-8 screws, and the 12v drill took these out wonderfully with the 1300 rpm setting, and the #2-#3 torque setting kept me from stripping the screws during re-assembly. I actually timed this against my trusty 9.6 B&D i use for screwdriving purposes- the nearly double speed dropped the cycle time per unit to only 65%!!! The battery never tired, and the lighter weight was wonderful. This drill saved me close to 1/2 hour on it's first use,
I seriously doubted the kit's worth as the $145 price, especially compared to the $40 unit i had been using, but the drill alone feels so solid and has such tight control, the drill alone would be worth the price. But pair this with the 850 in-lb impact driver, and you would be foolish not to consider this set. Here is a little 12 volt driver, half the weight of my old standby 14.4v dual speed 450 in-lb drill, and double the driving torque. The impact driving mechanism actually reduces the twisting on your arm because the torque is not applied continuously.
I have 2 other Hitachi tools, but this kit has convinced me to "go green" from now on. I hope they continue to provide solid, well thought out designs with impressive ergonomics. The quality rivals top of the line Milwaukee units, and that's as good as you can get.
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Hitachi Drill Jun 07, 2010
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