Kawasaki Heavy Duty Cordless Drill Set 19.2V 2 Speed Compact - 841845F

I was given the same Kawasaki drill without a charger. I found it cheaper to buy a whole new drill, than to just buy a battery charger. The drill I was given held a charge for months with light use. Since I received this new drill I've used it heavily without issue. Great drill for the money with plenty of power and battery life.

I hate to give a bad review. However, there is no way I can recommend this item, at least I cannot recommend the battery. My voltage meter reads that the battery is fully charged, but it only has a minimal charge and will only weakly power the drill a minute or so between charges. I notified e-source the same day as I received the drill and received an email the next day informing me that they would send a return mailing label in a couple of days. After one week I again contacted e-source, and after a couple of days I received another email informing me that their ability to provide a return label was not currently available, and I should print the label and take it to the Post Office and that I would have to pay the postage. They informed me that they would reimburse me but only for standard shipping cost and it should be about $14-15 dollars. The postal Annex said that the cheapest would be $26.00. I decided that it was not worth it for me to put out $26.00 up front and then hope I would be reimbursed. I bought this item of equipment because of its name and the price. The price was a concern as it was too cheap. I knew better but I know that the Kawasaki company has been around since 1906 and has, at least, in the past been known for making quality equipment. This company may be a large international corporation with a Japanese name, but this item of equipment is made in China. I have nothing against the Chinese but there track record has not been the best. A lot of reviews at Amazon and other sites indicate to me that Quality control has apparently been lacking in the making of the batteries.

Meh. The battery base has an awkward shape, so the drill rarely stays upright on a surface.All functions are OK, but there is no "wow" factor in anything.

Good drill! The batteries charge lasts longer than the Makita. Not quite as durable as the Makita, but the price is right and they work well.

its not really a heavy duty tool, I use for small work at my house and after 3 months stop workng and make lot of smoke seller didnt provide much assistance with options to what to do to repair it.

I have used it several times since my purchase and I have not had to charge it.It has handled all the jobs that i have done and works perfectly. Would buy one again.Very sturdy,well made,powerful.I like that you can set the dial(i think its a clutch) for what type of job your doing. Has a light. Battery last a long time. Very Happy.

I have used this drill about 8 times and the chuck is inoperable and I can't get my bit out.Since I've owned the drill longer than 30 days, it is not eligible for return and I can not contact the seller.Save your money, this drill is a piece of junk and is going in the dumpster

Not alot of juice for a 19.2 volt, worth the money as it was inexpensive, but makes me wish i had spent a few extra dollars for something a little nicer.