Vintage Cord Drill Tool Restoration Black and Decker Drill Restored
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Today we clean up and restore this Black and Decker drill from 1987. This Vintage Drill needs a full restoration because it smells like something is burning inside. This drill is from a box I found full of tools not long ago and I shot a separate video showing you all the tools I found inside.
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This video is a continuation of the previous video where I found a box full of vintage tools. Of all the tools this drill needed the most attention because it ran poorly and smelled like something burning inside. So let's tear it apart, and see if we can bring it back to close to new. If you have any tools that you want to throw out, send them to me for restoration,. Contact me for an address and I will restore your tool and make a video giving you full credit (unless you want to remain anonymous).
This is a model 7104 3/8" drill which, going by the orange cord, was produced from 1973 to 1982. Late 1982 to 1984 models had a black cord but same green housing.
Wonderful! I just restored my Dad's ancient drill (B&D model #7127 VSR) and it runs like new. He would be proud. Thanks for this video.
This is probably the best selling corded drill of all time. They were very affordable and accessible. You could buy them anywhere and they weren't too expensive and your cord is original to that drill. I had the 1/4" model which ran up to 2500 RPMs. The chord was very short. It also has been used and abused and still runs very smooth. Got it from my grandfather. He bought it in the mid 1970s and has more than gotten his 💵 out of it. Great job on the restoration project man
Looks brand new.✨✨I have a ram drill from 1959.all aluminum casing and needs a new cord also I do have a cordless drill but you have to charge it every time your doing a project and wait over an hour.and a jigsaw from probably for the 70’s
its a modular stacked motor housing design as it was from the 1970s to the mid 1990s it was used as the motor housing will interchange from a 1/4 in drill if its non reversing it will go on the jigsaw, hedge trimmer, and buffer polisher that uses this housing the 1/2 in drill motor housings can interchange with the scrolling jigsaw, and the early Black and Decker Air Station compressor. its when then they were made good then now its chinapride now they make them.
Nice to see someone else that appreciates these old B&D tools. Great info, thanks.
Great job! I love bringing old tools back to life. Also, get a vise! Did you see my video about the Worx jawhorse? You need that, stat!
You crazy Bear, always trying to get me to spend more money! 😄 😅 But I agree, I like that jawhorse you have. I need to add that to my list of cool tools to get.
Had one totally rusted and worn out to death ! Then totally rebuilt as NEW
I have that exact drill
Hola. Excelente trabajo. Podrías compartir en donde compras las refacciones y la calcomanía?
My old man had that drill. Still does. 👍
Hi! How would you know if it's 110v and not 220v? I inherited my father's black and decker same as above and the plug is round. I forgot it's voltage it was a long time ago. The chuck doesn't turn I plan to lubricate it. Oh, ours only has 2 long screws and 1 short screw it has the reverse switch at the back. Thank you!
I remember these old drills
Buenas tardes tengo uno 7104 de 1/2 cómo conseguiste la etiqueta de identificación?
I have the matching circular saw. I took it apart & cleaned it up and now I wouldn’t trade it for any new one. It works beautifully.
How gay is it that I want the whole matching set? (I’m gay. I can say that. 😎)
But yeah, a lot of old power tools had shorty orange cords like that. It makes sense. You usually need an extension cord anyway, right? 🤔
Hey I found that same exact drill in my dads old tool box. How did you fit the rotor back in? Did you have to bend those pieces of brass holding the brushes in place to get it in?
It's been over a year since I did that so my memory is rather fuzzy. IIRC The back part comes off as a separate piece making it easier to hold the brushes apart for installation.
Clean your commutator and pole with a little qtip from where the brushes have touched it then take a qtip gently to the edges of the brushes
USA best tools.
Did you used water to clean the inter portion of the drill?
No, that was gasoline in a jug to make it easier to pour.
How do you get it to spin left loosen?
It doesn't. Those model did not have a reverse mode.
put a longer cord in that thing . those short cords suck . iv got several of them
Very good restoration bro 👍👍👍👍
Thank You!
i seen there is a Black and Decker 75th anniversary edition of this drill as the gearcase will be painted black and a keyless chuck is on it.
Call me stupid.... but I can't figure out how to put my vintage skil 3/8 drill model 584 into reverse.... help please. I've looked all over for the answer.
You are not stupid. That drill doesn't have a reverse function, so you will never find it.
@@ModernDIYProjects Actually after digging a bit more I believe it's a SKIL 3/8" Drill Model 457. Still can't find manual but found it advertised as "Vintage | SKIL | 3/8" Drill | Model 457 | Reversing | Adjustable Trigger Speed" no clue what the silver knob is on front of trigger. Thank you very much for your response
I have exact model does it go in reverse
Nope this model does not reverse.
What size is the collet/chuck key?
I have this drill i can not get it to counter turn. I just grabbed for $8 at the habitat store. I put drill bit on and it want come off. How do u get it to turn the opposite direction to get the bit out
You have to move the chuck manually. This drill does not have a reverse function so you have to do it by hand. If the chuck is stuck, then you need to lubricate it because it does go back by hand.
Are you able to take the part that connects to the bit apart? Asking for a friend
The chuck is one prefab unit. I don't know how to take that apart.
How do you reverse it???
This model had no reverse feature.
@@ModernDIYProjects thought so 🤨 thanks !
Most of these were simple drills with no reverse, just a single speed drill
Mine has a reverse switch but the pin just broke. Can it be revived? The drill is very nice and heavy and works very well except that I can no longer reverse.
You may need a drill chuck to get the drill bit out.
where'd u get the information decal/sticker? what grease used? thanx
The sticker is not available so I did an image search, found the sticker for this drill then I printed it out on sticker paper using my printer. Sprayed a cover of clear and its a permanent glossy sticker. The grease I use automotive bearing grease since it has a higher temp rating.
Sir I have one similar unit 1/4" model. I broke the carbon casing cos I have difficulties in putting it back in place. Where can I buy the parts. And can you explain how to put back in, the copper pin leg. Thanks.
Parts for this are no longer available.
Looks like have to try get the broken parts in slowly. I have another mini jig saw and it's armature has some broken parts missing.
Good restoration, but be careful and DO NOT use harsh solvents like acetone, it will remove the enamel coating of the winding wires in the aramture & field coils and you end up with a very short-lived drill.
These older electrical motors had a really thick coating so I wasn't very concerned about it, but on newer stuff I would agree with you. A short cut is that you can always use a coating of clear or polyurethane to recoat the windings. I've done this before.
Hi, couldn't find any video about this: got a noisy NOMA timer needing oil. Screws are "star", but these "stars" have only 3 "legs". Couldn't unscrew these (using a small flat screwdrvr). Do these screws unscrew normally, I mean counterclockwise? If yes, I guess they were put in place w glue... If it's the case then I guess i would have to "burn" them with a larger more resistant drill bit.
They may be Phillips but have junk inside them not allowing the driver to seat properly. If not then go to Harbor Freight and get a security bit set they have for around $10. Has almost every type of bit you will need and make it easier to get out. If the screws have lock tight you may need to muscle the screws out of there.
@@ModernDIYProjects Ty so much i'm in Cda so no HF for me but with the indications you gave I found their official name: Tri-point, in the "tri wing" serie, so I'll look for a set that includes these:)
You're in Canada, so you get the northern version of HF called Princess Auto (at least that's what I have heard).
it can be done with thiner?
Yes, Paint thinner, Acetone, etc, will work.