BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX 68-Piece Cordless Drill and Home Tool Project Kit with Tool Storage Bag (LDX120PK)

This is good quality and easy to use. Comes with everything you need. Love the carrying case as everything here is super durable as well as portable. The battery life is even longer than what I would expect. You have multiple speeds and multiple powers. This does everything.

Verry good

Got this product for basic handyman use - hanging up shelves and mirrors and things, putting together furniture, basic appliance repair, etc. etc. I can't believe this was so cheap. The drill works great on drywall and getting into wooden studs. Battery life is amazing. I did nearly a whole week-long project on one charge, working about 8 to10 hours a day through the afternoon and well into evening. Dropped the drill a few feet a couple times and it was fine. The parts that came with it do the job. One of the phillips heads got a little chewed up but that's because we had a bad angle on a nasty screw more than once and we didn't want to go get a long drill extension like we should have. I'm a small woman and had no problem holding the drill up for long periods in one hand while stabilizing a shelf with my other, and not too many issues getting it to do what I needed it to do. Overall nothing to complain about in regards to the drill. I use my other interchangeable screwdriver rather than the one that came in this kit, but that's because I had it first and I'm used to it. The one in the kit has more options for heads, though. I'm sure it'd be fine if I wanted to swap over. The pliers are pliers and the adjustable wrench works fine, even in tight-ish spots. Haven't used either long enough to see how they'd hold up over time. In the end: I like it. Not sure how it would do for more intensive projects, but if you want something for around the house this'll work fine.

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.

Recently my old cordless battery finally gave out and will not hold a charge, it's an old NiCad and they are notorious for not holding a charge. I decided to go on Amazon to find a replacement battery, unfortunately it was $45-50 for a battery, so I figured it would be better to get a new cordless. I found the drill and the battery for around $45.00, but after scrolling down a bit I found this listing, and after reading all the positive and negative reviews I decide to give it a shot. The order arrived a week ago, and once it arrived I gave the battery a full charge (3-4 hours), just like the manual had indicated. Today I finally decided to test the drill, and it performed very well. I drove 5, 3" wood screws thru a piece of 2X4, and there was no problem. Someone had wrote a review that they couldn't drive any screws, I'm willing to bet that they did not adjust the clutch. You need to start out at the lowest setting, once the clutch slips move to a higher setting until it does not slip. Next I tried a few of the drill bits thru the 2X4 and it worked fine, just got to remember to go a a steady pace, and back out every so often to clear the material. I didn't try any other tools that came with this kit, the reason it was stupid. They just ordinary tools if you can't use them right then don't buy this item. The only "negative" I can leave on this product is the bag is very crappy. When I received the order I didn't think all the tools would fit in the bag, but it did with some extra room for a few more odd and ends. That's the plus side, however it lacks pockets and the fabric is terrible, some kind of 200 grade nylon (I work for a bag manufacture). Over all, I like this item, and it was a good buy for the price. I was more interested in the cordless performance, torque, and battery longevity more than anything else. All the other accessories I already have, but for the price they were a nice feature, and a good back up. I only use my cordless a 4-5 a year so it's perfect for me, but if you are "pro" this is not for you. Go get a Dewalt, they are the best. I hope this helps someone.

My daughter loved the tools

Unlike some have reported, I received my tool kit in perfect condition--no rust, all bits lubricated, nothing looks used. The hand tools may not be great for men with large hands, but the tools are not child size. I have large hands for a woman, and they tools are fine for me. I used the drill, rachet driver, and drill and Phillips head bits this morning for a project. My husband said I didn't need this, because we have all the tools. The cordless drill was in his car, at his workplace, when I needed it last week. Now I have my own tools. I think I'll store the toolbag in my car to keep him from "borrowing." I checked out reviews online before purchasing this Black & Decker drill. For an expensive drill, it has good ratings.

This has been an excellent choice for my daughter’s home tool starter kit. It includes all the essentials she needs for basic home repairs and projects. Solid quality and great value—perfect for anyone's starting out!

I bought this product four months ago, and I have to say I have used it every single day since then for small and large tasks in our home. I cannot believe it is such a useful kit. We own a boat that requires some maintenance every now and then, and I used it for the boat repairs as well. My previous version was a very heavy drill with a cord that I would avoid using for any tasks. But this one is great, lightweight, and the battery life is excellent. It comes with a variety of other tools that I liked a lot. The only thing I wish it had was a box instead of a loose bag to keep the pack more organized. But considering the price I paid for this, it seems very good.

Excelente producto, todo funciona de maravilla

Lo recomiendo, es de muy buena calidad.

I bought this drill set so that I could drill some holes in our desks to hide the cables. Pro: Cost, drill works fine for drilling the hole in wood, assembling IKEA firntitue, drilling pilot holes and drilling holes in drywalls for anchors decent power for the price Cons: Cheap plastic feel to drill but what do you expect? Battery life (after drilling four holes in our desks it needed to re-charge the battery. Wish the carry bag had some compartments inside but again for the price what can you expect? The best way to summarize this drill is that it’s a good drill to have around the house for small DYI things like assembling furniture, cabinets or drilling holes in drywall. Not intended for every day use. If you’re using this drill quite often or plan to build a tree house or fence then get a real one like Milwaukee, Dewalt or Makita. It’s like going to Burger King. A Junior Whopper and a real Whopper both fill you up but which one is more satisfying?

Buen taladro, excelente para trabajos caseros, tiene buena potencia, incluso se pueden perforar muros en modo rotomartillo las demás herramientas no las he usado mucho pero para el precio me parecen bien.