Is This The Last Drill You'll Ever Need? | Black & Decker Matrix system 

but does it mix bread dough? or make a milkshake? if not then wtf.

could you test taking off a tire with the impact attachment?

They have a little circular saw and a few other attachments you might want to look into for a possible part 2

This guy is such an embarrassment to men everywhere

can it make me a grilled cheese

Definitely would enjoy that

Was gonna suggest this exact same thing lol

Would be a good video idea

Knowing Tyler. Likelihood is, if he tried building himself a work bench, he would probably be missing a finger or two by end of video. He doesn’t seem all that competent when it comes to power tools. Just look what he did to the oscillating saw blades. You don’t put that much pressure when cutting unless ya want to damage the blade. Pluse, dude tried cutting hardened fasteners with it. Generally there are two types of fasteners out there. Hardened and standard.

Agreed!

Unless, of course, you’re a Tyler. Instant breakage! I very much agree with you. I would love a set like this.

Hell no, even me as the avarge guy I will never use some garbage

Good things it's not garbage. Decent set of tools for somebody starting from nothing or for someone who just needs something for all around home repairs

@@ProphetAury Yeah when it breakes in the first 2 uses then what?

@@trxtech3010 Then you're abusing your tools and not using them

I'm surprised he doesn't seriously get hurt in every video, considering his lack of common sense.

Yo I was so worried that thing was gonna fly back at him lol

@@Rottinblood I agree he is an idiot

lets be honest the only reason he didn't gut himself was because the tool is weak by router standards

LoL 👍

Exactly, B&D tools aren't meant for professionals, they're meant for, mostly, non-professionals that like to occasionally do light DIY stuff, like most basic home repairs.

I have a full contingent of high end Milwaukee stuff, so I'm not some Black and Decker fan or anything. I think the characterization of them as trash is far too aggressive. Would I buy them? No, but I know that I use my tools enough that tools that are specialized for each use, and will last, are worthwhile for me. Black & Decker is usually much better than one would expect looking at other things around the price point. Most people genuinely don't need high end performance, and usually Black & Decker delivers products that are, for somebody who wants to have tools for the rare just in case moment, acceptable performance with acceptable durability at a price only slightly higher than some of the competitors that often struggle to survive a few uses. I would be far happier with a full toolbox of Black & Decker stuff than like Chicago Electric or Performance Tools.

I’m a handyman I use matrix I get 5-10 years.

You didn't review the box itself and how to attach other stuff to it like I have a DeWalt drill bit set that attaches to the top of the lid. Also, I'd like to see you get other attachments. Black & Decker has a plethora of other attachments for the drill. Thank you for the review, and I'm glad you changed your mind a little bit about B&D. I'm a housewife, and I love it! It's a great item for the price for DIY projects.

Same here… I purchased mine in 2014.and it's still gets the job done. Got mostly all the attachments but mainly use the drill, impact, saw and inflator. Never used the router. Don't know how to use it either… lol

​@@wesman6445haha small world! I bought. Bought a matrix a decade ago and It has by far been the most useful tool purchase I've ever made. I've moved on to the more powerful tools, but the matrix is great for people starting out.

In all honesty, they don’t always use the best or newer bits for the material, so tests with new stuff isn’t always an accurate comparison.

but not Makita/Dewalt/Milwaukee.. you know, the brands contractors use? lmao

Where??

@@ministryofwrongthink6962 all 3 listed have trouble in certain areas when comparing cordless to powered efficiency.

Nope. This comment made me laugh! Thanks

That shit had me dying. Rewatched it like 5 times. The pure disappointment in his face was prices. Instantly startin searchin the comments before I made a comment😂

@@keeganholt281 hahaha same

I’ve shopped for tools a lot and never saw these combo kits before. Can’t believe that! This is the way to go, all in one.

I do make a living and get 5-10 years. My dewalts last just as long and I pay way more.

What did he do wrong? I've never used one but have plans that'll require one.

@@electricheartpony he tried to make too deep a channel in one pass. It's better to take shallower bites over multiple passes, especially with an underpowered tool like that.

It's always about the intended use. This thing for professional and daily use? No thanks! For the average joe that uses it every few months at best? Yes please!

@@penedradorI work as a handyman. Use matrix. Works great.

Also, all the other compatible tools by Ryobi are conveniently sold at Home Depot, and Ryobi includes a 4 amp and 1.5 amp battery for that price. For something a person only uses occasionally, the Ryobi tools all work great.

@@litigioussociety4249 I know pros that use ryobi lmao

this is a totally decent impact driver for home use

Use them properly bro it’s a shitty drill. We used one for normal construction and it couldn’t get anything done it was so slow and weak, and they all died. We’ve had a Bosch drill and put it through hell even left it outside in rainstorms. Go buy a real drill lol see how it feels.

lol i like the mid sentence attack on his table

@@davidpots9188 Yeah I put my set of Matrix and Bolt-on (craftsman version) through almost 7 and 10 years of hell and only recently burnt up the motors, Bought replacements for like $30 on Amazon and they are working perfectly fine. It sounds like you are just shit with your tools that I have seen in construction myself.

@@davidpots9188 "Go buy a real drill" -Bosch user... Um... I didn't know Bosch tools are in direct competition with DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita or tooltruck -tools. You know the once that constractionsite's are full of, while Bosch is nowhere to be seen( like fr my dad works in construction and I have been on countless constructionsites and never seen Bosch tools used anywhere). :) To be clear, I'm not saying that Bosch (, B&D or Ryobi) are bad tools( for private/occasional/light use), but those sure as hell aren't professional grade (aka "real") tools. As for use around the house though, just about anything that can drive a screw in is good enough and anything extra you pay, you are paying for the brand not the tool.

@@silentferret1049 craftsman is different than black and decker, I don’t think u realize what I’m saying I’m attacking black and decker bc their drills are just so weak and bad quality. Craftsman isn’t as bad. How can I be shit with my tools when the tool doesn’t have enough power to do anything out of the box.

Ha F Wranglerstar! Absolute trash of a channel influenced by god, companies, and his political views. I miss the old Wranglerstar

Same, use it for 5-8 decent projects a year, 2 batteries, no issues, not gonna beat a dedicated tool like my man says, but it saves a lot of space.

@@kennethfahr2708 and money if you used it ones in a while.

that dude gives me some incredibly strong serial killer/rapist vibes.. im not even totally sure what it is about him but he makes me really uncomfortable.

Yeah this was a pretty obvious design decision, it's literally the whole point of proprietary parts unless the product uses such niche ideas there's nothing else out there like it.

My Dewalt drill and impact driver is almost 10 years and it's still going yet even the batteries are still good as well.

@@matthew6414 I got a old Bolt-on that is the twin to the Matrix system and thats been around 10 years now and it was working strong. Brushes worn out and had to replace the motor which was $30 on Amazon brand new. Still have the original battery too for it and still working.

Yeah this system is a lot more than that. Hell even a contractor can use some of these tools just fine. People underestimate these tools a lot more than they should.

@@silentferret1049 No, that impact drill, drill, router, and jigsaw would be a nightmare for "contractor" (which type of contractor are you talking about? general, electrician, mason, framer, plumber, hvac, carpenter, there's tons of types of contractors) work. I use all of these tools professionally in electrical, carpentry, and framing (general contractor). Impact drivers need to drive 3/8 screws WAY faster than that when you're doing a job anchoring and you have 100+ of them to drive. A good quality impact driver would drive that 3/8 screw/anchor in 2-3 seconds, not 15 like that B&D piece of junk. Same goes for the drill, it's got torque but no speed, you need both. That router had no guide, making it pretty useless, and the jigsaw is a joke, I've never seen one so slow. No, I'm pretty sure most contractors would NOT use this. This is strictly for home use.

There has been systems like this for decades lol

@@woodworkingandepoxy643 you're right! :) More companies should do it, too.

Interestingly, I first bought my black and Decker matrix almost a decade ago now. It is still compatible with the new batteries and attachments at the store. Glad to see lineup is still kicking! Good ideas last long

Lol no as someone who has worked with routers and all woodshop tools my whole life and works in a woodshop now making custom stuff no one else in the world builds. You can freehand it if you understand what you are doing.

just make jigs to channel by hand...

So what you are saying is it's a good tool to use around the house but not something a construction company should buy 🤔 wonder if thats why those guys pay 200 for just a drill or saw because they want tools to last I'm honestly gunna buy this and use it around my house for project honestly any tool that has attachments aren't meant for everyday use

they are used for way more, but yeah, he wasnt doing anything right. i know its not his style, to research how to do something, but this guy could have really hurt himself doing this.

Not really parent company just bought them as the old brands went. The 20V line is pretty decent and most don't realize that its a 10+ year old thing B&D kinda got early on and a lot of other brands (outside the ones bought by B&D) are starting to go to the 20V Lithium system in the last few years.

I think it is important to remember that B&D tools aren't intended to be professional grade. Their purpose is to be a budget level tool. They do an OK job of that. My biggest issue with this specific set is the router. Routers are dangerous at the best of times, but they are designed the way they typically are for a reason. This configuration just seems like it increases the chances that someone will hurt themselves.

@@wairgald What is the reason?

Routers are very high RPM and susceptible to violent kickback. This attachment doesn’t appear to spin as fast as an actual router, but it looks awkward to hold.

I was thinking the same thing. Perfect for my rv.

You can't put a bigger battery on it? Is that the only battery that works with it?

@@ThePrufessa if anything it's probably Makita or DeWalt clone battery

@@kevinmontoya7318 black and decker makes DeWalt so it should work.

@@ThePrufessa from some internet site:Are Black And Decker Batteries Interchangeable With Other Brands? This is a question that we get asked a lot, and it’s one that we’re happy to answer. Black and Decker batteries are not interchangeable with other brands, but they are compatible with other products in the Black and Decker line. This means that you can use a Black and Decker battery in a Black and Decker power tool, but you cannot use it in a different brand’s power tool. There are a few reasons for this. First, Black and Decker batteries are designed specifically for Black and Decker products. They’re made to fit our products perfectly and to work optimally with them. Second, Black and Decker batteries go through a rigorous testing process to make sure they meet our high standards for quality and performance. And third, we offer a wide range of batteries to choose from, so you can find the perfect one for your needs. If you’re looking for a Black and Decker battery, we suggest checking out our website or your local home improvement store. We offer a variety of batteries to choose from, and our experts can help you find the perfect one for your needs.

@@achecase I didn't ask if it was compatible with other brands. Read my comment again and this time actually comprehend the question I'm asking.

It's a 3 3/8" inch trim saw, not 4.5", just a FYI, lol.

I have the cord and its still going just fine. Some of the later heads for the drills got cheap but I had mine for over 5 years now.

Y when they sell each tool for $129

@@travissmith5739 what? What does this have to do with pilot holes for bigger screws/bolts?....

@@TylerRichardson14 I believe he was referring to your comment about Milwaukee.

3 3/8 inch blade. But its only meant for 3/4 inch material which is why its called a trim saw. You can double cut a 2/4 as I have done that before.

Most of them ever made? What does that mean?

Your getting one of those and maybe a battery with a charger. The kits here came with like 5 different tools. It would cost well over 500 for half the tools from DeWalt. These types of tools are perfect for home owners to do random things around the house. Go ahead and buy DeWalt for home projects. You'll be buying a new battery every other year because it's not charged often enough and will stop taking a charge. Now days you'll pay damn near the price of this kit for one 5 amp hour DeWalt battery.

The corded works about even with the battery. Corded has the slow wind down instead of the instant stop so its best for the sander or drilling constantly.

He could start by, you know, wearing basic protetion like eye protection.

I cringed when he was pulling the router towards him, be careful homie

but where is the fun in all that?

Them and Bosch used to be all you could get years ago. I still have an old B&D drill that was my dad's and is probably 40 years old and still works. I think like a lot of things, the U.S. version is probably different... maybe even just a cheap brand using the name.

@@FlyboyHelosim yeah I have some of my grandfather's 30yr old plus power tools and they're still going strong.

7 years in the trades and you buy dremel blades? I only buy Diablo. Anyone who has used Diablo knows they're superior in every way. Especially the carbide.

@@Chris.Rhodes believe it would be based on preference. Some people think that just because it has a certain name on it, it means it is better than others. Just because they prefer a different brand/line than yourself,does not mean they are not what they say they are. Ffs

@@miniard11b Take it you've never used the diablo blades lol If so, you'd know to quit wasting money and buy a blade that lasts 4x longer. It has nothing to do with preference. I'm stating that the diablo carbide blades are better. Has nothing to do with preference. It's proven. I've used both brands, and the diablo I don't feel like I'm throwing money in the garbage.

@@Chris.Rhodes I believe you missed the point. I have used both dremel carbide, diablo, lenox, etc. To be honest, lenox is my preference. It is about preference but most Importantly, the job you are doing and the best tool for said job. The point: just because someone believes other blades are better does not make them wrong or make them a liar.

Yep, and it uses the same battery as the drill. I have several items from their "set" since they all use the same batteries. The weed wacker was the first I'd bought, then a tool set with a trim saw, jigsaw, light, sander, and drill, then the Matrix drill, leaf blower, and pole saw, then their chain saw. They all came with batteries, so I also have 10 batteries, and rarely ever have to stop working around the house. I wouldn't use them for professional purposes, but they are definitely worth it for a homeowner doing some DIY.

Yea will not buy Milwaukee anymore. Not a good investment. Non of my Milwaukee’s work, only three off my dewalts work (table saw, cordless circular saw, and saws all. My matrix drills last 5-10 years they cost 99$ soy they pay for themselves after one job. It just cheaper for me to buy the matrix.

the router is fine. You dont go that deep on any single passes. Routers take multiple passes. You go that deep on 1st pass, and you'll ruin whatever it is your routing.

Meh, I haven't found a multi material blade for those things that isn't crap

Yeah the metal cutting thing was always a gimmick for any of the tools as the impact for the tool twisting is what kills the teeth unless its aluminum or copper. Sawzall is better for cutting metal but you still need the right blade and screws are hard as hell for any blade.

@@imdaprophet no Dewalt is a high end top of the line tool company. Black and decker are toys compared to Dewalt.

Yeah, those attachment point suck no matter the brand.