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Question: What is the chuck size of this drill?  It is not in item description.
Document: Seems to work OK.  A little trouble with the chuck, but a good general purpose drill suitable for my needs
Even though the drill came with a 3/8" chuck, it uses a chuck with 1/2" x 20 threads.
It lasted for 1 day. I can't even return it because my wife gave it to me as a gift.The battery has a light which does not blink or give any indication of a full charge, just that it is plugged in.Drill would not spin after a day of work. I had a hard time from the beginning, The chuck need to be really type for it work.On a ladder I constantly need to tight the chuck to make it work. Until it just did not work.
Can do the same as my 3/8" drill that plugs into the wall. Has the bigger rechargable batteries than what you usually get with B&D tools plus it comes with two. Really like the high torque setting on the drill. Haven't tried to drive a lag screw yet but it probably will. Didn't like the chuck; couldn't seem to keep the jaws tight around the drill bit. Didn't matter if the bit was round or hex; tended to work loose with use.
I have had an 18v Firestorm drill for many years and it has been great. Powerfull, good battery life and I really liked the ability to pop off the chuck and use the screwdriver bit underneath.This new drill has not nearly the power and worst of all the battery hardly lasts. I used to be able to go through a couple of full weekends of projects but this one only last for drilling a few holes and I need to swap the battery.Would not recommend this for anyone.
Just got a need to use it for a real project. So I taped the trigger down and completely discharged each battery and then recharged them totally for 14-16 hours each.They lasted 15 minutes total. My old 14V BD 3/8 drill lasted for hours drilling fence posts with a 3/4" drill bit with a reduce shank to fit a 3/8th drive chuck in the drill.Actually, the product was average quality. Lets hope it hold up over the years.
I replaced an old B&D 14.4 volt drill with this model. At first, I was a little nervous about the price. The extra battery pack and quality made it well worth what I paid. It has a selectable two speed reversible gear drive and a key-less chuck. The carry case is of a heavy duty type plastic. After using this a few time, I am very happy with the purchase. It has plenty of torque and feels like a professional quality device.
I have 3 of these and the only thing i dont like is the weight. They have been dropped, kicked, and sometimes thrown. They have allways worked and have had more than enough power! The chuck has always been smooth. The charger died fairly quick but i got the good charger, its faster and works well! I would absolutely recommend this to anyone!! I suspect i'll use these till they just wear out!! !
FWIW, I always use its lower speed range;otherwise, torque is less than from an old 12V Makita with tired batteries..If B&D; had not included "High Performance" in its description,I would never have guessed.It is not up to the standard of other, non-drill, B&D; 18-Volt tools.
I actually ordered this item because I needed some new 18 volt batteries for my old Black and Decker cordless drill. I had shopped around for batteries and after becoming ticked off about the cost of batteries I decided I might as well order this kit since it was only a few bucks more than the cost of two batteries. At least now I have a back up drill if my old one dies.
Answer: yes