My wife found this 2 drills for a awesome price after black Friday but I don't know which one to keep! I've heard a lot good reviews about then both but which one do you think will be the better one? The black & Decker has a nice case and I know the craftsman has more accessories! I usually do small work around the house. Tough decision!

I just bought a cordless craftsman power drill (17191) am noticing a flash of light coming from the motor at the back of the drill. There is a bright flash when I fully press and let go of the trigger. And while I have the drill fully engaged there is a small constant source of light. I don't know much about motors so for all I know this could be normal...or not.

I need to buy my husband a cordless drill for Christmas and I don't know which one to get. I was looking at a Craftsman that says it is 19.2 volt and then a Black and Decker that is 14.2 volts - which one is better. the Craftsman is cheaper (its on sale)

im looking to buy a good inexpensive power tool combo set. I need to get the sawzaw, drill, trim saw, and the impact drill or driver. The light is optional!
Ive been looking at craftsman because of the price, and also porter cable.
Anyone has a any good idea which to get let me know!
Thanks to all who help!

I have a 12 - 14.4v craftsman cordless drill battery charger. I would like to know what the white wire inside the charger would be used for. the red=positive, black= negitive, but i am not sure what i should connect it to? It is a quick charger. i think i should mention that. thank you
The battery cut out? does the stop the battery from chargeing? i know that the lower the amp charging the deeper the charge. that is that i am chooting for it is actually a 2.x amp output at least. its a quick charger. should i connect the white wire at all? and just guess when its charged? or would it go to the positive so show full charge?

I just finished redoing my porch and went through a five pack of Dewalt double ended number two bits using a Craftsman profesional cordless drill,Now i drove about 200 three inch screws with no pilot holes.I guess my question is are there any superior bits for this kind of thing because once a bit spins in a screw its pretty much done with.

Thanks.

Years ago I bought a Craftsman Professional corded 1/2" chuck drill. It was almost like a cordless drill with a cord instead of with batteries. What I mean is that there was a High and Low speed switch on the top of it. When I needed to drive lag screws into a post, that sucker did it with ease. It was really wonderful. I don't remember if the tool got lost or broken.

I can't find a drill that features this anywhere today. Does anybody have any ideas? Craftsman does not appear to carry that drill any more, as if it was a limited edition or something. I just can't believe that the High/Low speed switch (not a variable speed trigger, but a switch that changes the torque abaility) isn't found on any drill that is more than 6 amps. That feature is so amazing.

craftsman has a lifetime warranty, any problems, bring it in to kmart/sears and they'll replace it.
I have an old 14.4v craftsman drill that finally kicked the bucket, but I don't think they make them any more. If I took that dead into kmart, would they upgrade me to a 19v or downgrade me to a 12v?