Black & Decker BD12PSK 12-Volt Smart Select Drill
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Black & Decker BD12PSK 12-Volt Smart Select Drill
Customer Review: They are saying you save over $100? Is this REALLY true?
Summary: 5 Stars
I got this drill from Lowe's for $35.00. It is about the same price at other places. Why is the advertisement here saying it is in the $150 range normally and that they are saving you $113? Also, you have to add in the (sometimes really steep) price of shipping! Something smells here!Customer Review: Very surprised
Summary: 4 Stars
For an inexpensive drill this this Black & Decker BD12PSK 12 Volt Smart Select Dill is filling the need that I have, which is putting up bat and board siding on a barn. I am using 2 and 3 inch self tapping deck screws, which the drill handles with no problem. It was a good buy. CM
Customer Review: Weak, Very Weak. Not a man's drill.
Summary: 2 Stars
This product will allow you to hang a picture into drywall with a tiny screw. If you attempt to drill a 11mm nut into your ceiling, the drill will strip, and the keyless clutch will no longer operate, keeping your brand new 11mm nut in the process. This was my first power tool purchase and obviously I didn't spend enough, because this thing is has less torque than I do.Customer Review: Won't hold a charge
Summary: 1 Stars
A nice idea but there is no charger. You plug a re-charger cord right into the back of the drill. Too bad that it doesn't work well and battery barely gets any charge. If you want a paperweight this might be for you. If you are looking for a good drill then keep on looking.Customer Review: decent drill -bad deal
Summary: 3 Stars
A handy and useful drill. Got it for a decent price, however I feel a little deceived on that end. The "sale" price was $40. According to the original price, this drill should normally sell for $76. So, I thought I was getting a steal of a deal. Not really. This drill, although worth the $40, is NOT a $76 drill, therefore, the marked down price is deceiving. Not knowing very much about drills, I assumed it was a deep discount (got it during cyber week). This drill is actually sold on other websites at full price for $39. I should have done more research and it is ultimately my fault that I did not. However, do not be fooled by the "sale" on this item.