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Question: Does this drill come with a screwdriver bit?
Document: When a drill bit is snapped into this holder, the bit sticks out and is in an awkward location. I could see myself gouging myself with this configuration. My old B&D; drill had the drill bit holder on the right side just above where the battery pack snaps in and the bit holder was also recessed into the plastic and not sticking out. Ouch!
I probably should have done a little bit more research before making this somewhat unplanned purchase. My current 14.4v Black & Decker drill that I purchased several years ago seems to be on the way out. It started smoking but interestingly still works. However, I decided to buy a new one and found this "deal" on Amazon.
this drill has come in handy, it works for things around the house and gets the job done.i use the stud finder about as often as i use the drill, it takes a couple times for the stud finder to signal in the same spot twice.. but if you check a few times you can be confident about where the studs are.if you are looking for a heavy duty power drill, this is not for you.
This drill has none of that. I can live without the plumb lights, but the battery level light was helpful as was the separate charger configuration.This drill does however come with a separate stud finder tool that runs on 2 AA batteries. I already have one of these stud finder tools. I'm not sure why B&D; would throw this separate tool in with the drill other than as a marketing thing. I'm buying a drill and would rather have better quality, functionality, etc.
I work in IT and from time to time I'll have a bunch of screwing/unscrewing/wall mounting to do for device replacement, installation & removal. This is a great screwdriver/drill kit that is lightweight, stays charged long and does a good job on the variable speed when you need to go slow. I haven't needed to use it for heavy duty use yet, but I can definitely recommend it for anyone who wants to use it around the house or for similar work to what I've described.
My friend's 12v drill has more power. For drilling holes in sheetrock, it's perfect. Anything that requires more torque, it's no good. It didn't have enough power to put a screw into my beam. Going back.
Clumsy at best but who is complaining at this price point. If you only have light or small amounts of medium duty work then this drill is a nice purchase for the money. Don't buy it for the stud finder though.
I may be able to modify my old B&D; drills case (rip out some of the interior plastic) to accommodate this drill. I should also be able to use the charger and battery from my old drill on this new drill.
This was a gift for my son-in-law. He's used it a few times. I think he would have preferred an 18 volt drill but he says this one handles most of the jobs he uses it for. Would have liked another battery instead of the stud finder.
We needed to replace a new battery in our old drill; after checking Amazon we were able to but a new drill with a battery and stud finder for just a little more money than what the retail stores prices the battery alone. Good product. Really good price.
Answer: yes