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Black & Decker KR504RE Impact Drill 500W with Case

Black & Decker impact drill with 500W power and 2m cable length. It is used for screwing - unscrewing and drilling in masonry materials, as it can drill steel with a diameter of 13mm, wood with a...

Black & Decker impact drill with 500W power and 2m cable length. It is used for screwing - unscrewing and drilling in masonry materials, as it can drill steel with a diameter of 13mm, wood with a diameter of up to 20mm, cement with a diameter of up to 13mm, and masonry with a diameter of up to 13mm. The impact action provides high power that can easily and...

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Description

Description

Black & Decker impact drill with 500W power and 2m cable length. It is used for screwing - unscrewing and drilling in masonry materials, as it can drill steel with a diameter of 13mm, wood with a diameter of up to 20mm, cement with a diameter of up to 13mm, and masonry with a diameter of up to 13mm. The impact action provides high power that can easily and quickly meet the needs of the most demanding tasks. It has the ability to adjust the speed up to 2800rpm, so you can adjust it according to the task at hand. It has a key chuck and accepts drill bits up to 13mm in diameter. The package includes a handle, a guide for depth control, and a storage case.

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Specifications

Specifications

Current Specifications

Power
500 W
Cable Length
2 m

Drilling Functions

Steel Ø
13 mm
Wood Ø
20 mm
Cement Ø
13 mm
Masonry Ø
13 mm

Features & Functions

Reception
with Key
Maximum Motor Speed
2800 rpm
Speed Adjustment
Yes
Maximum Torque
3.7 Nm
Maximum Input Diameter
13 mm
Screwing/Unscrewing
Yes
Hammer Drill
Yes
Corner
No
Weight
2500 gr

Extras

Carrying Case
Case
Depth Gauge
Yes
Handle Included
Yes
Additional Accessories
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (6)

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  • George Vales
    5
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    For amateur (household) use, it is a star, if you manage to get your hands on it, it pays for itself and then some.

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  • nitro912gr
    5
    8 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    update 2020: In the end, I broke it. I had bought it for some tasks at home in the village and I pushed it too hard when I shouldn't have. It was my own stupidity because I could see that it was struggling and I still pushed it.
    I see that it has dropped to 30€ again, so once I get paid, I will probably go and buy the same one. It has lasted from 2014 when I bought it until now, what else can I ask for 32€?

    <Original review>
    The truth is, when I bought it, I just had in the back of my mind that my father has always had a black n decker drill and it has lasted a long time. Of course, I thought that many things are not made the same way as before, but it seems that it remains quite durable.

    At first, I bought it to put up some shelves at home, but then I opened my own office and I did most of the renovations myself, so this drill took on the task of sanding rusty railings and ladders, smoothing with the adapter to attach wheel accessories, and I even cut a thick iron bar when the wheel broke (very dangerous though and much more difficult than doing it with a regular wheel, I won't attempt it again, and I suggest you don't try it either). Of course, it also drilled holes in wood, iron, and walls where it was needed, but it struggles quite a bit with drilling in solid concrete.

    Overall, it survived the above usage, which I definitely didn't expect (after all, it's a cheap hammer drill) and then it made several more holes when we moved and needed it for benches, frames, and generally wherever holes were needed (mostly in walls), but once again it struggled with concrete (when I drilled a hole to pull out a cable for the antenna, for example, after the brick it hit concrete).

    Now I have it and I use it for lighter constructions and drilling in wood and iron at the office. It has definitely paid for itself and more, even though I only bought it for 32€ and I see now it has gone up to around 38€, I still think it's worth it.

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  • aploxeros

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    6 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    Mine burned out, it didn't last any time.

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  • For amateur (household) use, it is a star, if you manage to get your hands on it, it pays for itself and then some.

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    4
  • update 2020: In the end, I broke it. I had bought it for some tasks at home in the village and I pushed it too hard when I shouldn't have. It was my own stupidity because I could see that it was struggling and I still pushed it.
    I see that it has dropped to 30€ again, so once I get paid, I will probably go and buy the same one. It has lasted from 2014 when I bought it until now, what else can I ask for 32€?

    <Original review>
    The truth is, when I bought it, I just had in the back of my mind that my father has always had a black n decker drill and it has lasted a long time. Of course, I thought that many things are not made the same way as before, but it seems that it remains quite durable.

    At first, I bought it to put up some shelves at home, but then I opened my own office and I did most of the renovations myself, so this drill took on the task of sanding rusty railings and ladders, smoothing with the adapter to attach wheel accessories, and I even cut a thick iron bar when the wheel broke (very dangerous though and much more difficult than doing it with a regular wheel, I won't attempt it again, and I suggest you don't try it either). Of course, it also drilled holes in wood, iron, and walls where it was needed, but it struggles quite a bit with drilling in solid concrete.

    Overall, it survived the above usage, which I definitely didn't expect (after all, it's a cheap hammer drill) and then it made several more holes when we moved and needed it for benches, frames, and generally wherever holes were needed (mostly in walls), but once again it struggled with concrete (when I drilled a hole to pull out a cable for the antenna, for example, after the brick it hit concrete).

    Now I have it and I use it for lighter constructions and drilling in wood and iron at the office. It has definitely paid for itself and more, even though I only bought it for 32€ and I see now it has gone up to around 38€, I still think it's worth it.

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  • Mine burned out, it didn't last any time.

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nitro912gr

αν εννοείς ανταλλακτικά στην συσκευασία όχι, αν και δύσκολα θα χρειαστεί να τα αλλάξεις είναι αρκετά ανθεκτικά αυτά που έχει.
Είχα βρει με 5€ πάντως εδώ στο skroutz όταν έψαξα.

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Description & Specifications

Black & Decker impact drill with 500W power and 2m cable length. It is used for screwing - unscrewing and drilling in masonry materials, as it can drill steel with a diameter of 13mm, wood with a diameter of up to 20mm, cement with a diameter of up to 13mm, and masonry with a diameter of up to 13mm. The impact action provides high power that can easily and quickly meet the needs of the most demanding tasks. It has the ability to adjust the speed up to 2800rpm, so you can adjust it according to the task at hand. It has a key chuck and accepts drill bits up to 13mm in diameter. The package includes a handle, a guide for depth control, and a storage case.

Manufacturer

Current Specifications

Power
500 W
Cable Length
2 m

Drilling Functions

Steel Ø
13 mm
Wood Ø
20 mm
Cement Ø
13 mm
Masonry Ø
13 mm

Features & Functions

Reception
with Key
Maximum Motor Speed
2800 rpm
Speed Adjustment
Yes
Maximum Torque
3.7 Nm
Maximum Input Diameter
13 mm
Screwing/Unscrewing
Yes
Hammer Drill
Yes
Corner
No
Weight
2500 gr

Extras

Carrying Case
Case
Depth Gauge
Yes
Handle Included
Yes
Additional Accessories
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (6)

  1. 5
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
Review this product
  • Power
  • Durability
  • Value for money
  • Quality of construction?

Reviews by our members

  • George Vales
    5
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    For amateur (household) use, it is a star, if you manage to get your hands on it, it pays for itself and then some.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Power
    • Durability
    • Value for money
    • Quality of construction?
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • nitro912gr
    5
    8 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    update 2020: In the end, I broke it. I had bought it for some tasks at home in the village and I pushed it too hard when I shouldn't have. It was my own stupidity because I could see that it was struggling and I still pushed it.
    I see that it has dropped to 30€ again, so once I get paid, I will probably go and buy the same one. It has lasted from 2014 when I bought it until now, what else can I ask for 32€?

    <Original review>
    The truth is, when I bought it, I just had in the back of my mind that my father has always had a black n decker drill and it has lasted a long time. Of course, I thought that many things are not made the same way as before, but it seems that it remains quite durable.

    At first, I bought it to put up some shelves at home, but then I opened my own office and I did most of the renovations myself, so this drill took on the task of sanding rusty railings and ladders, smoothing with the adapter to attach wheel accessories, and I even cut a thick iron bar when the wheel broke (very dangerous though and much more difficult than doing it with a regular wheel, I won't attempt it again, and I suggest you don't try it either). Of course, it also drilled holes in wood, iron, and walls where it was needed, but it struggles quite a bit with drilling in solid concrete.

    Overall, it survived the above usage, which I definitely didn't expect (after all, it's a cheap hammer drill) and then it made several more holes when we moved and needed it for benches, frames, and generally wherever holes were needed (mostly in walls), but once again it struggled with concrete (when I drilled a hole to pull out a cable for the antenna, for example, after the brick it hit concrete).

    Now I have it and I use it for lighter constructions and drilling in wood and iron at the office. It has definitely paid for itself and more, even though I only bought it for 32€ and I see now it has gone up to around 38€, I still think it's worth it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Power
    • Durability
    • Quality of construction?
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • aploxeros

    Verified purchase

    • Power
    • Durability
    • Quality of construction?
    • Value for money
  • 1
    6 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    Mine burned out, it didn't last any time.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    • Power
    • Durability
    • Quality of construction?
    • Value for money
  • Verified purchase

    • Power
    • Durability
    • Quality of construction?
    • Value for money
  • For amateur (household) use, it is a star, if you manage to get your hands on it, it pays for itself and then some.

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • update 2020: In the end, I broke it. I had bought it for some tasks at home in the village and I pushed it too hard when I shouldn't have. It was my own stupidity because I could see that it was struggling and I still pushed it.
    I see that it has dropped to 30€ again, so once I get paid, I will probably go and buy the same one. It has lasted from 2014 when I bought it until now, what else can I ask for 32€?

    <Original review>
    The truth is, when I bought it, I just had in the back of my mind that my father has always had a black n decker drill and it has lasted a long time. Of course, I thought that many things are not made the same way as before, but it seems that it remains quite durable.

    At first, I bought it to put up some shelves at home, but then I opened my own office and I did most of the renovations myself, so this drill took on the task of sanding rusty railings and ladders, smoothing with the adapter to attach wheel accessories, and I even cut a thick iron bar when the wheel broke (very dangerous though and much more difficult than doing it with a regular wheel, I won't attempt it again, and I suggest you don't try it either). Of course, it also drilled holes in wood, iron, and walls where it was needed, but it struggles quite a bit with drilling in solid concrete.

    Overall, it survived the above usage, which I definitely didn't expect (after all, it's a cheap hammer drill) and then it made several more holes when we moved and needed it for benches, frames, and generally wherever holes were needed (mostly in walls), but once again it struggled with concrete (when I drilled a hole to pull out a cable for the antenna, for example, after the brick it hit concrete).

    Now I have it and I use it for lighter constructions and drilling in wood and iron at the office. It has definitely paid for itself and more, even though I only bought it for 32€ and I see now it has gone up to around 38€, I still think it's worth it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    8
  • 0
  • Mine burned out, it didn't last any time.

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
  • 0
  • See all