Handtools > DRILLS/SCREWDRIVERS

Before the invention of the hammer drill, people face a lot of trouble drilling in the tight spaces. They had to break down the parts in smaller units in order to drill it properly. But, now the time has changed and the users can easily drill on a portable manner. But, one might wonder, what makes the best hammer drill
? The answer is being more and more complicated each year with so many brands on the market.

The market offering is huge and most of the brands are continuously reinventing their products. We have analyzed many different drills from cordless hammer drill to a corded hammer drill, to hammer drill machine to cordless hammer drill drivers. Thus, we have come up with these top picks.

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black an decker sold out to dewalt

it is probably the brushes on the motors are wore out or stuck and not making contact. pretty much junk unless you feel confident enough to attempt repair.

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Go to the Dewalt service website at http://servicenet.dewalt.com, put your model number in the parts search box and you'll be presented with two versions of your tool. Select one and you'll be taken to a page where you can view or download the manual, parts breakdown, or order parts. There are only four replaceable parts for your tool.

Either you can buy the original battery from Black and Decker or you can replace with the same mA rating with the regular types available in all stores any rechargebale variety with a good mA rating.
Couple in series and parallel to get the desired voltage and current rating.

Click on the link below to access the Black & Decker Pivot Cordless Drill/Screwdriver owners manual, inside this manual will show you how to turn it on:

http://servicenet.blackanddecker.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/5145342-00,PD600PD600G.pdf

Black & Decker stopped doing battery packs for the older screwdrivers, like the 9018, some time ago so you cannot get them.

However you can still buy replacement NiCad, Sub C, 1.2v, tagged batteries that will do the job on the older 2.4v models as NiCad batteries for use in power tools are exempt under the European ban on importing NiCad batteries where used in power tools (Specific Exemption).

When you open up the screwdriver look at the positioning of the batteries and the tags/connectors and solder them together the same way.

So all you need is a soldering iron to join the centre tags together and then trim the end tags, top and bottom, to the width of the live/negative connectors and you have got a new battery pack.

It doesn't have to be pretty but after a small investment and a little effort it sure beats paying out £30 to £50 for a new screwdriver. I have done this for my older Black & Decker and Bosch screwdrivers which all work like new again.

It is not worth trying to get batteries for this , the whole thing costs £10 in the UK, which is less than you would get the batteries on their own.