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Basil said:
Well you can't be too cheap if you'd use B&D instead of Harbor Freight :)
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But I bought the B&D over ten years ago!
 
By coincidence, my old B & D cordless screwdriver finally died yesterday for good. Battery won't hold a charge. Parts no longer supplied so it's off to Home Depot to buy a new one. Any suggestions?
 
It's hard to beat a B&D or Dewalt
I have an old B&D 9v lithium, that Is great: batteries have lasted 4 years of regular use. Powerful & small footprint.
but this new model got great reviews on Amazon, etc. and cost less than $50.00
LDX 120c

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looks pretty bulky. The B & D I had was just a straight model with a 4" shank that would still fit in a tight space. I forget the model number. It was over 10 years old.
 
Yeah it does look pretty bulky... It's about a third larger than my 9v.
if you don't need the extra torque a smaller lithium would be the ticket.

but the lithium battery makes a big difference.
 
pdplot said:
looks pretty bulky. The B & D I had was just a straight model with a 4" shank that would still fit in a tight space. I forget the model number. It was over 10 years old.
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The B&D Li2000 sure looks nice & under $20. On Amazon

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When Tom met Phyllis, he tried to resist, but she gave him that come zither look and that's all it took.
 
"Sweet Ruth got on my motorbike, on the seat in back of me.
I hit a bump at 95 - and rode on Ruth-lessly."

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