Black and Decker Drills
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Black and Decker Drills at MyToolShed.co.uk
Black and Decker drills cover the everyday drilling and fixing jobs found around the home, garage and small job site. From putting up shelves and assembling furniture to drilling pilot holes in timber and fixing into masonry, the choice spans combi drills, drill drivers, hammer drills, impact drivers and SDS drills.
Whether you are a keen DIYer tackling a renovation or a tradesman after a straightforward second tool for light work, browse the Black and Decker drill categories at MyToolShed.co.uk to find the right type for your materials and fixings.
Black and Decker Drills Features and Benefits
- Cordless convenience: battery-powered drills let you work in lofts, gardens and rooms without a nearby socket, with no trailing cables.
- Variable speed trigger: gives control when starting holes or driving screws, reducing slipping and damaged screw heads.
- Adjustable clutch: on drill drivers and combi drills, this stops screws being overdriven into softer materials.
- Hammer action: on combi and hammer drills, it lets you switch from wood and metal to brick and block.
- Compact, lightweight bodies: reduce fatigue on repetitive jobs and make it easier to work in tight spaces.
- Corded options: models running from 240v mains offer consistent power for longer jobs without waiting for a battery to charge.
Popular Black and Decker Drills
Combi Drills
A versatile choice for drilling and driving in one tool, with hammer mode for occasional masonry work.
Drill Drivers
Ideal for assembling furniture, fitting hinges and driving screws into timber and plasterboard.
Hammer Drills
Built for drilling into brick, block and concrete when fixing brackets, rawl plugs and anchors.
Impact Drivers
Deliver high torque for long screws and bolts, useful for decking, fencing and framing.
SDS Drills
Suited to heavier masonry drilling and larger holes, with a secure SDS bit fitting for efficient hammering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Black and Decker drill is best for DIY around the home?
A combi drill is the most flexible all-rounder, handling wood, metal and light masonry. If you mainly drive screws and drill small holes, a drill driver is lighter and simpler to use.
Do I need a hammer drill or an SDS drill for drilling into brick?
A hammer drill is fine for occasional holes in brick and block. For frequent drilling, larger diameters or concrete, an SDS drill is faster and less tiring because it is designed for hammering action.