Vintage Black and Decker 3/8 Variable Speed Drill W/ Sanding Pad

September 30,2024

This Drills item is sold by halfpintsalvage. Ships from Richmond, VA. Listed on Oct 16, 2023.
Good craftsmanship never goes out of style. Case in point: this vintage Black and Decker power drill. Likely 40-50+ years old, it still works great! Includes the original carrying case, 2 drill bits, chuck key, and several sanding pad accessories. A great choice for DIY enthusiasts, handymen / handywomen, and weekend warriors alike! MAKE, MODEL, SPECS: Circa 1960s / 1970s Black and Decker 3/8" Variable Speed Corded Drill Kit (#7114). Drill is model #7114. Made in the USA. Not every accessory from the original kit is accounted for. But it does includes the original carrying case, 2 Phillips head drill bits, a chuck key (for tightening / loosening the chuck), and several sanding accessories which allow the drill to be used as a high-powered sander (or buffer if you can find a compatible attachment). **NOTE** The drill chuck only goes in one direction (tightening). If you want to loosen screws you'll have to go manual! Be sure to check out the video to get a sense of how well this drill still works! CONDITION: Tested and works perfectly. Drill itself has some light scuffs and minor build up around the trigger and vent area. The dijon-ish body color is still fairly uniform throughout. Chuck is in great condition and opens / closes nicely. Cord is in great shape with no notches, rips or other visible issues. Sanding discs look to have never been used. Case has some light build up but is still functional and closes securely.

Vintage Black and Decker 3/8 Variable Speed Drill W/ Sanding Pad

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