Black & Decker 18V Cordless Drill with 2 Batteries (refurbished GCO18SB) $33 + Free Shipping
 

Black & Decker 18V Cordless Drill w/ 2 Batteries GCO18SB-2R [ebay.com]

Product Description:

• Variable speed for drilling and driving in diverse materials
• 24 position clutch helps prevent screws from slipping
• Soft grips for additional comfort
• Two slide-pack batteries for easy insertion and removal
• Keyless chuck makes bit changing quick and simple

Includes: Drill, 2 Batteries, Charger, 2 Year Warranty

Black & Decker 18V Cordless Drill with 2 Batteries (refurbished GCO18SB) $33 + Free Shipping
 

Black & Decker via eBay has Black & Decker 18V Cordless Drill with 2 Batteries (refurbished GCO18SB) for $32.99 with free shipping. Thanks immad

Price Research:

• Our research indicates that this Black & Decker 18V Cordless Drill with 2 Batteries (refurbished GCO18SB) is $37 lower (57% savings) than the next best available price (for a new product) from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $70 for a new product. - brisar
• Our research indicates that this Black & Decker 18V Cordless Drill with 2 Batteries (refurbished GCO18SB) is $15 lower (31.5% savings) than the next best available price (for a refurbished product) from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $48 for a refurbished product. - brisar

Batteries alone are worth it, even tho they are Ni-cad's. If you have other B&D tools they come in handy.

these are the single source, right? I have like 5 batteries

edit:
indeed they are...in for one!

edit2:
now that I actually think about it, it's a pretty damn good deal

this went for $40 new @ walmart

So what are the cons with Ni-Cads? I recently got this [ebay.com] and it would be nice to be able to swap batteries.

battery "memory" where you lose capacity to store, more weight, less power, longer time to charge.

I passed by them today.. $49.99 new current price at Walmart

$7 cheaper than last time...just missing the bag. GREAT DEAL!!!!

But now I have too many batteries ;) At least I'm well prepared if any die :)

Is this a good drill? I'm looking for one with enuff power & juice to wax the car with using a buffer attachment! Or do I need one with a chord for that? Sorry for the dumb question... I'm just a girl :)

I've had this drill for 4 years now. It's a good drill and still holding strong. The batteries suck.

I was thinking same thing. lol

I'd recommend a corded drill or better yet buy a buffer

3/8" chuck
 

3/8" chuck is a deal killer

Take a look at this, More expensive, but made for the job: http://www.amazon.com/Porter-Cabl...ble+buffer

For $1 more - powerful, lighter, better battery

Much better deal

good price.

But does that have charger and batteries? I don't see it but I'm on my phone

says it under the big picture

Ah thanks

Only 1 battery

those two batteries are nicd, the other is lithium

3.5 star reviews on amazon across 13 reviews, the other one is 4.5 across 34 reviews

18V here, 20V there

lithium ion+extra 2V+30% better rating-1 ni-cd battery > $1

That's great except doesnt help those of us who already have the B&D 18V appliances and would like the TWO extra batteries. Which is what makes this deal. It's not the drill.

Will these batteries work on the black and Decker yard tools also? Does anyone know where to get a fast charger or multiple battery charger for these batteries. Slickdeal price would be much appreciated.

Deal over -- sold out.

NiCads are still superior to lithium Ion for those that actually use their drills day after day. Lithium Ion is considered a better option for the casual "home user" since the battery will hold a charge for a long time and you're not required to keep it on a charger 24/7. NiCad's will go bad if not charged and drained often. Most recommend keeping the battery on the charger whenever you're not using them. As an example I picked up a B&D set that came with 4 batteries. I only pulled 2 of the batteries out of the set to charge and swap. 2 years later the 2 I never used at all would not hold a charge, so they were completely dead. This is my home drill and I sometimes go 4 or more months without using it so the battery that's not on the charger can run fully dead. This does not happen with Lithium Ion. I have read that Lithium Ion on the other hand does not like being drained completely dead and recharged day after day after day, so as I said above, NiCad for contractors or work if it gets used everyday, Lithium Ion for casual home use.

Keep them on a good recharging rotation or you'll find yourself with a bunch of dead batteries. (see above)

This is an ok/good drill, but what you want is a buffer. They sell 10" or 7" buffers for $20 at car parts stores (watch for sales) or look at wallyworld. Buffing your entire car with a cordless drill would be almost as hard as doing it by hand. BTW, my hat is off to you for being a GIRL that even wants to wax your car yourself!!! :) :heart: (now where is that "this thread is worthless without pictures" icon....)