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Product Specifications
Part Number D10VH
Power Sourcecorded-electric
Item Package Quantity1
Item Dimensions
Length4 inches
Width12 inches
Height9 inches
Product Features
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Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
The Hitachi D10VH 3/8-Inch EVS Reversible Drill delivers powerful torque for drilling and fastening applications. A versatile powerhouse, the D10VH drills into wood, plastic, stainless steel, and more, and tightens and loosens small screws, wood screws, nuts, and bolts. Its lightweight and comfortable design allows for controlled use, and its keyless chuck allows for quick and easy bit changes.
Powerful Motor for High-Torque Applications
The D10VH's powerful single-phase motor runs off of a standard 120-volt power supply and delivers 108.1 in./lbs. of maximum torque for tough high-speed applications. The variable-speed trigger controls the speed of the drill, which means you'll be in complete control at all times.
 This versatile drill is equipped for quick, tool-less bit changes, efficiently working with a range of materials. View larger. |
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 The speed trigger, speed dial, safety, and stopper are located within close range for easy one-handed operation. View larger. |
The D10VH's powerful single-phase motor runs off of a standard 120-volt power supply and delivers 108.1 in./lbs. of maximum torque for tough high-speed applications. The variable-speed trigger controls the speed of the drill, which means you'll be in complete control at all times.
Located on the speed trigger is the speed-control dial, which gives you a quick and easy way to make adjustments. Simply turn the dial clockwise for higher speeds or counterclockwise for slower speeds. For continuous drilling, use the stopper feature to maintain the speed of the drill without the need to pull the trigger.
The D10VH has a drilling capacity of one inch through wood and 3/8 inch through steel.
Designed to Reduce Fatigue and Improve Control
Hitachi designed the D10VH to be both ergonomic and comfortable to use. The form-fit palm grip ensures comfort during extended operation, reduces vibration, and makes for easy one-handed use.
All of the controls--speed trigger, speed dial, safety, and stopper--are strategically located for easy one-handed operation. And weighing just 3.1 pounds, the D10VH is easy to maneuver around the jobsite.
Keyless Chuck for Tool-Free Bit Changes
The 3/8-inch keyless chuck allows for quick and easy bit changes without tools. For maximum versatility, the D10VH can switch between a twist bit, flat spade bit, and auger bit within seconds.
Optional Accessories Available
The D10VH can be upgraded with an optional side handle (not included), which can be mounted on either side of the tool for right- or left-handed operation. Additionally, an optional hook (not included) can be mounted on the top or side of the drill for clipping the drill to a belt loop or for hanging on floor joists, ladders, or brackets when not in use.
About Hitachi: A Tradition of Innovation
Hitachi Power Tools (Hitachi Koki USA, Ltd.) provides professional-grade power tools for a variety of applications, including woodwork, metalwork, concrete, drilling, cutting, and fastening. Hitachi is a leader in power tool research and development and has achieved many firsts in the power tool industry. Today, Hitachi continues the tradition of innovation and engineering with new features in addition to classic quality.
What's in the Box
D10VH Drill and injection-molded plastic carrying case.
Product Description
This drill runs on 2500 RPM and 108 in./lb. of torque all in a comfortable new ergonomic design. Forward and reverse is achieved with the push button lever and heavy duty chuck is key less. Has an oversized 2 finger trigger with variable speed. Weighs only 3 lb.
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37 of 39 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this drill so that I would have a nice, solid, powerful electric drill to augment my somewhat low-end but very useful cordless. I'm very happy with this drill. One of my favorite things, and something I hadn't thought about, is the quality of the keyless chuck. One revolution of the chuck just barely moves the three bit grips. So compared to my other drill it takes many more twists to go from fully open to fully closed. But the resulting grip on the bit is much tighter than I get with my other drill that requires fewer twists. I think that's fantastic to have that kind of tightening power on the bits.
The balance and heft of the unit are perfect for me. It's billed as a lightweight unit and it is fairly light (but not too light).
So while I like the Hitachi a lot and can recommend it, there is one that seems to have a couple of unique features for about the same price. If you're in the market for this caliber of drill you should also look at the Dewalt D21008K. Its specs are very similar to the Hitachi but it has two nice features. A belt hook and two built-in levels (horizontal and vertical). It gets good reviews and I think if I had to do it over again I would go with the Dewalt instead, but only because of those two features mentioned.
The balance and heft of the unit are perfect for me. It's billed as a lightweight unit and it is fairly light (but not too light).
So while I like the Hitachi a lot and can recommend it, there is one that seems to have a couple of unique features for about the same price. If you're in the market for this caliber of drill you should also look at the Dewalt D21008K. Its specs are very similar to the Hitachi but it has two nice features. A belt hook and two built-in levels (horizontal and vertical). It gets good reviews and I think if I had to do it over again I would go with the Dewalt instead, but only because of those two features mentioned.
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
I've owned my drill for a little over a year. I bought it to use with my Kreg jig, which recommends the use of a high-speed drill for making pocket screw holes. I am very pleased with the drill. It is powerful, well made, well balanced, and has an excellent gripping surface. The keyless chuck is also handy and grips bits extremely well. I never realized how much better a high-speed drill (2500 rpm) works than a typical drill-driver for simply drilling holes. When compared to my DeWalt 14.4 volt cordless drill(also an excellent tool in its own right)when drilling holes, there is simply no match. The higher speed provides less slippage of the bit on the surface to be drilled and bores a cleaner hole much more quickly. Also, although I enjoy the benefits of a cordless drill, the corded nature of this drill ensures constant power without any reduction in drilling capability. The only downside is that it is a drill and not a drill-driver. If you want to turn in screws with the same tool this is not the right one for you. But, if you are looking for a true hole-drilling machine, I highly recommend this drill.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
I purchased one of these reconditioned to replace my Dewalt DW106 that was used as the "family" drill. I have a 3/8" Milwaukee 0233-20 Holeshooter that is my main high speed drill that the other family members are not allowed to use because they tend to misplace or lend things. The Hitachi DV10VH is compact, well built, and powerful as is typical of Hitachi power tools with a 5 year waranty. It probably is the best buy right now for a mid line 3/8" high speed drill. The higher end commercial quality drills are about twice as much or more and the Hitachi is much better that the typical B&D or Skil "consumer" drills.
However there are a couple things about it that I want to mention. First it is noisy in a couple ways. When you let up on the trigger switch it makes a rackety noise before it comes to a stop [I don't know if they are all like that]. I think it may have something to to with the chuck and I can live with that. When on full speed it is high pitched like a dentist's drill. I don't think I could use it as a drill I would be using a lot like at least a couple hours a week. My main gripe with the Hitachi D10VH is the trigger switch/speed control. The one I have is not linear at all. It does not take much pressure to put it into full speed which would make it next to useless to drive screws or finely controlled drilling. The trigger switch on my Milwaukee Holeshooter is a dream to use with great control over speed of the drill but again such a drill is at least twice as much.
If you can live with what I describe as the shortcomings of the DV10H [at least mine] you should be very happy with it. The Hitachi D10VH does not seem to have much competition within it's price range right now. The lower priced Bosch, Makita, and Dewalt drills get medicore reviews on Amazon. I do like my Dewalt DW106 [which I was able to repair] better that the Hitachi DV10VH primarily because of the better speed trigger control and lack of like noises but that is a discontinued model and I have not tried the current models. I also want to mention that any of the 3/8" high speed drills are primarily good only for drilling smaller holes in wood and metal. You can use them to drill about 1" holes in wood with a spade bit and up to about 1.5 inches with a hole saw. This is the most that many will ever need to do. If you have the need to drill large holes in wood or use auger bits be sure to use a slower speed drill such as the 850 RPM drills available from the popular manufactures. Also a decent set of drill bits will make all the difference with any drill.
However there are a couple things about it that I want to mention. First it is noisy in a couple ways. When you let up on the trigger switch it makes a rackety noise before it comes to a stop [I don't know if they are all like that]. I think it may have something to to with the chuck and I can live with that. When on full speed it is high pitched like a dentist's drill. I don't think I could use it as a drill I would be using a lot like at least a couple hours a week. My main gripe with the Hitachi D10VH is the trigger switch/speed control. The one I have is not linear at all. It does not take much pressure to put it into full speed which would make it next to useless to drive screws or finely controlled drilling. The trigger switch on my Milwaukee Holeshooter is a dream to use with great control over speed of the drill but again such a drill is at least twice as much.
If you can live with what I describe as the shortcomings of the DV10H [at least mine] you should be very happy with it. The Hitachi D10VH does not seem to have much competition within it's price range right now. The lower priced Bosch, Makita, and Dewalt drills get medicore reviews on Amazon. I do like my Dewalt DW106 [which I was able to repair] better that the Hitachi DV10VH primarily because of the better speed trigger control and lack of like noises but that is a discontinued model and I have not tried the current models. I also want to mention that any of the 3/8" high speed drills are primarily good only for drilling smaller holes in wood and metal. You can use them to drill about 1" holes in wood with a spade bit and up to about 1.5 inches with a hole saw. This is the most that many will ever need to do. If you have the need to drill large holes in wood or use auger bits be sure to use a slower speed drill such as the 850 RPM drills available from the popular manufactures. Also a decent set of drill bits will make all the difference with any drill.
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