Hitachi DB3DL 3.6-Volt Li-Ion Cordless Driver Drill

Hitachi DB3DL 3.6-Volt Li-Ion Cordless Driver Drill | Handy drill/screwdriver and quite compact!

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Hitachi DB3DL 3.6-...

	Hitachi DB3DL 3.6-Volt Li-Ion Cordless Driver Drill Hitachi Hitachi average customer review:based on 40 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

DB3DL, 3.6V, 1.5AH Lithium-Ion Batteries, Screwdriver, Allows For Longer Run Time & An Increase In Battery Life Cycles, Powerful & Leightweight, 44 INLBS Of Torque & Weighs Less Than 1 LB, Quick Charger, Charges 3.6V 1.5AH Batteries In Only 30 Minutes, Spindle Lock, Allows For Manual Screw Tightening/Loosening, Integrated LED Light, Integrated Light To Illuminate The Work Surface.

dont eat it

Exploded in the blender. If you want an electric screwdriver smoothie, use a Ni-Cad model.

Handy drill/screwdriver and quite compact!

This is the best drill/screwdriver I've used so far. It's durable and very compact. It even has a light!

I've made some good use of it. Granted, it isn't the most powerful thing ever, but for its size it's got good kick. Perfect for drywall/studs and day-to-day jobs/use.

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Hitachi products -better and better all the time

Again, here we go. Hitachi is really building a strong reputation for quality and practical products.

My friend who is a home builder recommended this little tool to me. I looked at the one he had and it looked really abused. He said, "this little thing is so tough and practical... and it keeps on working... I love it!"

So, with this recommendation - and the need for another practical toy - I mean tool, I bought it and fully agree with my friend. It is incredible, and if in the need for a powerful and pracitcal drill around the house - this is the one to buy!

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Well built, economical, stylish, but don't drop it.

We use these in our avionics shop for opening the black boxes (as screwdrivers). I'm bringing them in as I fade out the older Panasonic 2.4v and 3.6v Ni-Cads. We do not use them as drills and I don't know as I'd suggest that. The speed is NOT variable and I prefer my drill speed to change as I squeeze the trigger.

Performance has been good. We are pleased at the speed as well as thte stylish features. Some have taken out the LED spotlight and put in UV LEDs (so they can use them to check the application of postcoat, a seal to prevent contamination, like polyurethane or varnish).

They are fairly rugged, but don't survive a drop from a workbench well. We've had two that, after dropping, were intermittent at the "on/off" switch or just plain dead. One was fixed (solder joint was not making good contact) and the other a goner. Still, this doesn't keep me from buying them. Just means people need to be more careful in the future.

Battery life is very good, but ALWAYS run it down or discharge it 100%. Ni-MH do not have memories (per se), but unless you run them down totally, you won't be taking advantage of the full capacity of the battery. Fortunately, two batteries are included so you can do that.

Very pleased all-around. There may be better ones out there, but these meet all of our needs, especially with the LED light to illuminate "where" you are turning a screw.

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