BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX Drill & Home Tool Kit, 68 Piece (LDX120PK) with BLACK+DECKER WM425-A Portable Project Center and Vise
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Style: w/ Portable Project
Features
- Includes 20V Lithium drill for a variety of home projects
- Lithium Ion Battery Always Ready, holds a charge up to 18 months
- Workmate transforms into a roomy workbench or bench tool stand
- Heavyweight steel design holds up to 550 pound
Description
Style:w/ Portable Project
Country of Origin: China
Style: W/ Portable Project
Power Source: Battery Powered
Voltage: 20 Volts
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: Bare-Tool
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Date First Available: May 24, 2019
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Style: 20V Home Tool Kit
Look, the reviews on this almost turned me off and that's pretty depressing because this set is solid. I bought this set because my wife and I have a place out of town and I hated lugging my proper tools on a plane or in the car. I worked construction to pay for school before I became a software dork so I'm no stranger to a real Dewalt set and corded Milwaukee Hole Hawg right-angle drill for boring through studs before a rough wall inspection. Here's the kicker on this set— the drill bits are trash— three of them have broken off in studs for me and it's been 2 weeks, the first one broke on the first use. If you're buying this because you need to drill some holes in studs and want to have a set, don't bother. The hole saw bits aren't a lot better (but at least haven't broken on me), and the wedge hole bits are just 'fine'. The screwdrivers are way too big and kinda stupid for day-to-day use, they're closer to 'Fisher Price screw size' than anything you'll ever be using in real life. On the other hand everything else is perfectly acceptable for 'home tool set' quality— ratcheting screwdriver has been awesome, the pliers, hammer, bit shank, and tips for the shank are great. The bit shank doesn't have a collar to hold a screw but that's to be expected for the money. The drill itself is perfectly serviceable. Again— you're not going to be drilling concrete or doing a whole drywall install with this thing, but if you're hanging pictures, a few TVs, maybe screwing together some cabinets it's just fine. It's lightweight but powerful enough and functional without being overkill. Overdo it with this thing and you'll strip it out. Don't be a hero. Remember the price you paid and you'll be happy. Downsides: the flathead and phillips screwdrivers (not the ratcheting one that accepts any tip with the shank) are uselessly large— better as prying tools than for driving normal sized screws. Use the ratcheting screwdriver and the shank with a tip and you've got every screwdriver you'll ever need. The drill bits are bad. Just... honestly throw them away when you buy this; I broke two in a stud immediately and it kinda screwed up a project, no pun intended. Upsides: Lightweight and serviceable drill, 20V B&D family (I'm considering the stick vac and sander for our vacation house), great ratcheting screwdriver, sizable collection of tips, pliers are good, small tape measure has saved my ass a couple times when I lost my proper Stanley one (and my wife likes the little one better), carrying bag is thin but very usable and fits everything perfectly. The hammer is light (wife likes it, same deal) but just fine. Ideal buyer? If you know the limitations of a *home* tool set and need to restock your house after a move/divorce/breakup where you left your tools with your ex and know you'll backfill the things that break/don't work later. Less than ideal buyer? If you think you're getting a kickass drill and tool kit for a steal to start at your electrician's apprenticeship next week. Move along, spend some more cash. If you're a serious home project guy/gal and (also) think you're getting a steal on a pro set— this is not that. If you're a big tool nerd and want the latest stuff on the market— still not you. People who left horrible reviews? My best guess is former pros or current ones that were looking for a all-in-one kit for cheap. This set will kit you out for everything you want to do at home as a HOME user, for not bad cash. If you saw 'home' in my review and thought "well maybe this will be enough...", you should be looking elsewhere already. If you saw 'home' and thought "great, my 'X' just broke so I'll get this to replace it", look elsewhere. If you saw 'home' and thought "oh yeah, I have an apartment, hang pictures, mount shelves now and then, and sometimes want to screw some IKEA stuff together", pull the trigger here.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2021 by Christopher Merchant
Style: 20V Home Tool Kit
Great kit. I am a woman, so I appreciate the smaller size of the drill and how lightweight it is. I have small hands, so the drill fits perfectly. And dont let its size fool you. I was able to drill in concrete walls with no problem (NOTE: the bits included are only for wood, you need to buy separately concrete drill bits). The battery lasts a long time. I did not charge it when I first received it until about 3 weeks after and it still had charge in it. Has all the tools one may need. I did buy a tool box and transferred all the tools to it, just to have everything more organized and easily visible and to temper my OCD. Great package deal. Very happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2016 by MelyPR
Style: 20V Home Tool Kit
So far so good. I got this replaced because my original one had a loose part inside so Amazon was kind enough to replace the whole thing. I want to share how I used the original box to make a cool handy and easy to make tool drawer. My drawer was a little too small so I trimmed off one edge and relocated the tools to the side. I added 3m tape on each side to hold it in place and a towel underneath to provide more support. Love it and puts a smile on my face everytime I open the kitchen drawer haha Only 4 stars because although drill great it did not allow me to torque screws into my stud locations of wall to hang a huge mirror. I had the drill at level 10 and the screw got jammed halfway through. Had to muscle the rest in with a screw driver
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2015 by Marco
Style: 20V Home Tool Kit
When I received the set I started to take everything out of the tray and put it in the bag that came with it... But then I remembered all the reviews saying that they didn't like having the sharp pieces floating freely in the bag. So instead of using the bag that came with it I decided to cut off the top of the box it came in and just store the kit, with the clear molded plastic that came on it, on a shelf, like pictured. We find it really handy to be able to see everything at once and for everything to have a place.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2017 by Malyli
Style: 20V Home Tool Kit
Be careful and test the drill (and tools/parts) immediately to avoid disappointment. This is less a product review and more a commentary on the seller Warehouse Deals, Inc. I received the product at a discounted price so can't complain too much but the accessory case was not included which makes the parts unmanageable and messy to carry in oversized tool bag. But even that can be overlooked. Biggest issue is with the drill itself and drill head to be specific. It is not centered. When I put in the screw-driver drill bit or a pilot drill bit on the drill, it doesn't rotate in one line, it's wobbly. It is defective for sure. So disappointed with the purchase but have passed the return period. So make sure to test you purchases immediately.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2017 by Viral Modi
Style: 20V Home Tool Kit
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. This might be fine for screwing in stuff to drywall but anything beyond that, this drill can NOT handle. I completely charged the battery and went to work drilling a hole in my door to install a deadbolt lock. This drill broke within 2 minutes of use. Halfway through the door, it started to randomly stop every 5 or 10 seconds of use. I only got 3/4 of the way through the door before it stopped functioning completely. I had to finish the rest with my Dremel. Imagine trying to drill 2 circular holes in a solid door with a Dremel. Yeah, not fun but it worked. I am returning this drill set and will never again buy a Black+Decker product. I can't post the link in this Amazon review, but go on over to Reddit r/Tools and search for the post titled "Official r/Tools Drill/Driver Recommendation Thread". Lots of useful information over there about choosing the right tools/brands.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2019 by Hayden S.