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Reddit mentions of Black & Decker LDX220SBFC 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Drill/Driver with Fast Charger
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Black & Decker LDX220SBFC 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Drill/Driver with Fast Charger. Here are the top ones.
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20-volt MAX lithium-ion battery holds charge longer between use and has longer cycle life11-position clutch provides precise control for drilling and screwdriving tasksVariable speed allows countersinking without damaging materialThe included 35-minute fast charger prevents down timeIncludes the drill/driver, one battery, charger, storage bag and a double-ended screwdriving tip. Chuck Size: 3/8" in; Clutch Setting: 11; Power Source: Cordless
Specs:
| Color | Orange |
| Height | 9.77 Inches |
| Length | 13.63 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 5.2 Pounds |
| Width | 3.86 Inches |
> If you're going to break it out < 1x per week, I think corded is much better.
I strongly disagree! Corded is not better!
I'm an older guy and still have my first drill which of course is corded since they didn't have battery powered tools when I bought mine. It is now almost 40 years old and works fine (from the era when Craftsman tools were about the best you could buy in consumer quality items). I used to need it occasionally when my old cordless drill couldn't cut it.
But I hate using it! It's a great big hassle to use compared to the convenience of a cordless drill. I would definitely recommend that OP buy a cordless drill like the ones he is looking at, or a cheaper model, for their purposes.
A little over a year ago I bought a Black and Decker drill that is very similar to the one OP is considering, but a lesser model. I haven't used my corded drill since as my new cordless works for all the purposes I used to have to drag my corded drill out for. I love it!
The Black and Decker I bought was this one. I understand Black and Decker also owns Dewalt and they have some common construction but Dewalt tools are more pro quality. I think either of the drills OP is looking for would be great for him and will last a long time.