OLD SCHOOL BLACK&DECKER DRILL AND ATTACHMENTS REVIEW WITH AN ARTHUR SEATON INTRO!!!

[@jimp514]

All very state of the art in 1975! Quite amazing that the actual mechanics haven't really changed too much since then

[@timharrison3521]

Seriously enjoyed this. Took me back to happy days with my dad. Nicely done mate……I feared for your fingers at one point though😂✌️

[@Ya-never-know]

That’s awesome, my first drill was the black and decker matrix. The wife got me a new attachment for Christmas and birthdays ever year, ( we were poor) , had no idea that modular concept started so far back..

[@UKTOOLTALK]

Oh hi Michael sorry for the late reply my friend I feel dreadful!, that’s an awesome story sir and I appreciate you telling me it,Christmas and birthday are for getting new tools definitely,thanks for your support 🤟🤟

[@irahycid6827]

😮 Esse kit é muito legal. Ainda funcionam todos os acessorios? Bjs tico-tico.

[@kyle8952]

I just bought one of these, five euros without any of the accessories but did come with a nice wooden carry case. The warranty card from the shop is was filled out in 1969.

[@UKTOOLTALK]

Oh hi Kyle cool buy!! I must get on with doing the other videos about the accessories that go with the drill!, if you watch my channel regularly it becomes apparent that I get distracted easily 🤪

[@macraghnaill3553]

I bought the same drill in 1976, I have the circular saw and sander attachments. The price on the saw box is £3.95, I dug it out the other day as I have lots of wood that needs cutting up

[@UKTOOLTALK]

Oh hi my friend so sorry for the late reply,wow £3.95!!! I love these old black&decker tools from back in the day!, iv got a bit of a collection of these adhaptors now and I should definitely do some more videos about them 🤟🤟

[@macraghnaill3553]

@@UKTOOLTALK IMy 520 B&D drill in 1976 cost around £20 that would be £200 today

[@DaveInBridport]

Strangely, I inherited my dad's power tools. Exact same! Can't get saw attachment to screw onto drive as, when friction on bolt kicks in, motor turns. Any clues?

[@UKTOOLTALK]

Oooooo great question sir I’ll have to get back to you about this, cheers Jon 🤟🤟

[@DaveInBridport]

@@UKTOOLTALK Thanks. Put a dusting of graphite on threads but still turns before I can get it really tight. Odd really - my Dremel has a button that locks the output shaft so you can tighten stuff.

[@UKTOOLTALK]

Iv just been into the workshop to try and get the blade tight and yes it is a problem,I got it the tightest by keeping the blade from moving with a screwdriver through the hole in the blade and then tightening it up really slowly, I got it quite tight and I don’t think it slipped when I tryd it out cutting a bit of wood, all black and decker needed to do was extend the spindle as it comes out of the drill body and put 2 flats on to get a spanner on but they didn’t for some reason, makita drills from the 90”s used to have this feature to change the chuck but they got rid of this feature on newer drills,it’s old technology I guess and some of the design elements are really good and some are not so good, I guess I haven’t given you a solution really for which I’m sorry, if I figure out a solution I’ll be sure to let you know sir 🤟🤟

[@DaveInBridport]

@@UKTOOLTALK thanks for that... I noticed the thread on the bolt was a bit mucky but can't find a nut to fit so the thread gets cleaned out. I imagine it's imperial, prob half inch. A bit of a design fault by B AND D then! I can get it tight to a point and it works on v soft wood but as soon as I hut a knot the saw stops but motor keeps running. A key in the chuck mount and saw disc would've sorted it! Thanks again.

[@macraghnaill3553]

@@DaveInBridport I have the same drill and attachments, not used the circular saw since the 1980s, same problem as you had, I fixed it with a rubber washer under the metal one, just filled the space nicely. Last time I used it I had it all assembled in minutes. Too late late for you but may help someone else

[@RonnyOlufsen]

Beautiful drill and kit! I recently bought an old Makita corded drill in a nice metal box. I will probably never find a good use for it though. :)

[@UKTOOLTALK]

Oh hi Ronny again sorry for the late reply friend,sounds awesome about your corded makita drill,as you’ve probably discovered I’m turning into a makita hoarder,I get stuff to sell on and then can’t part with it!!, cheers Ronny 🤟🤟

[@jasperedwards2713]

my multimax drill has 2 jigsaws lots of blades hedge trimmer lathe piller drill sander my smalkade had circular saw but it didnt fit mine it should be 450 i have 3*480 i have 2 siebnitz another siebnitz different version i got 2 bench grinders with saw and planer attachment i missed out on beltsaw

[@MegaFalco2000]

Can this drill work in reverse?

[@UKTOOLTALK]

Oooooo great question I don’t think so but I’ll check and get back to you 🤟🤟

[@jasperedwards2713]

my multimax has a unique jigsaw attachment its built in clamp so you can turn it upside down clamp it down then cut

[@jasperedwards2713]

i had one i had to throw it away i used circular saw attachment i cut some wood then it welded itself to the drill i could not sepperate i had to throw it away but my german ones last forever

[@bensteele5370]

There called teeth.

[@bensteele5370]

Blade NOT disc

[@UKTOOLTALK]

Oh sorry sir 🙁

[@Ibsonlovesyou]

@@UKTOOLTALK you don’t need to apologise Jon! Blades are for jig saws, recip saws or Stanley knifes, discs are for disc cutters, angle grinders, circular saws and anything that’s circular or disc shape, it can be whatever you want! I call them what ever I feel like on the day. And if I can’t think of any name it’s a “doobry ferckin”