Old Black & Decker Commercial-Duty Power Tools (1993-back)

Honestly, I would like to own every tool on that list that i dont already have one of. not specifically because of the brand but because I dont already have one

Here are some of the few Black & Decker power tools that I do own thus far (not professional grade):

7190 3/8” VSR Drill w/ Infinite Speed Lock (have two – the orange one circa 1983 was an inheritance from my paternal grandpa)
7390 7-1/4” Value-Plus Circular Saw
7456 Best 1/2-Sheet Finishing Sander Assortment (if anyone near the 97267 area of OR has a spare #74-000 Dust Collection Attachment, please e-mail me at vintageben81@comcast.net or benjamin.marioe1@gmail.com)
7504 Jig Saw (I really want something more powerful than this, like a 7580, 7590 or 7566)

~Ben

I have a B-D single speed, non-reversing, 3/8 electric metal body electric drill. I bought it 50 years ago, plus or minus. The only thing I’ve ever done to it was replace the switch. The sticker came off a long time ago, so I don’t know what model it is. It’s still going strong as the day I bought it – not like some of the other non-USA built thingees I also have.

-- *Arachnoleptic*: The frantic dance performed just after you've accidently walked through a spider web.

That kind of drill could span many years. If you have a picture of it I could greatly help you out on the year.

Thank you,

Ben

BDfan – Ok, as soon as I figure out how to send a photo through the system. Biggest problem I have right now, is trying to operate a computer! Still in the learning stage.

-- *Arachnoleptic*: The frantic dance performed just after you've accidently walked through a spider web.

I have the 2665K Professional 12V Univolt Versa-Clutch Cordless 3/8” VSR Drill Kit, the 5072 (also DeWalt DW510) Industrial 1/2” Dual-Range VSR Hammer Gun, and the 1966K/5912K Professional 12V Univolt Cordless 3/8” VSR Hammer Drill Kit if you are still interested.

I have a 1975 B&D 10” Radial Arm Saw, taken right fresh out of the factory in Lancaster, PA. in 1975. Back then, employees could buy one tool a year, and I knew a guy who worked there. Think I paid about $160 for it, employee pricing.
Still runs fine, never changed anything out save for blades and tabletops. Still got the lockout key in the slot on the front, even after the 7-8 times its been moved. Has that manual blade stop button on the back of the motor.

I also have a B&D 1/2” electric drill, I think 600 RPM. Metal casing, plastic handle, one speed, one direction. From the late 60’s. I don’t plug it in, scared it will go to casing ground sooner or later, and my Milwaukee Hole-shooter is way more stronger.

-- Paul, Tennessee, http://www.tsunamiguitars.com

@BD4ever
Could you please tell me where are you located? And exactly how much money do you want for all three of these items and/for S&H towards one or more of these items??

Thank you,

Benjamin “Ben” Edge (BDFan1981)

Currently trying to sell all three for a total of $225, not including shipping. I live outside of DC, but we could do flat rate shipping. Does that sound good to you?

I have a B&D Kodiak Industrial Drill….. says hammergun /hammerdrill on it. 13.2 volt
What I don’t have is the chrager….. you can reach me at kona_bear@msn.com

Sorry to add a non conforming post but I could never imagine someone collecting B&D stuff and 1993 hardly seems old? I guess that’s the way it is when your old like me. Good luck on your B&D quest.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

I have no idea how old it is, or that B&D even made worm drive circular saws, but I found this in my garage when I moved in. It’s been painted but it works. It takes an 8 1/2” or 8 1/2” blade, I don’t remember which

-- http://www.etsy.com/shop/KandJWoodCrafts

Takes an 8 1/4. Had one like that.

Is it any good? I was going to toss it in the dumpster

-- http://www.etsy.com/shop/KandJWoodCrafts

I’d prefer to buy it if it were made here in the U.S., rather than in Italy. Hence my cutoff years.

~Ben