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2008 Product Catalog Power Tools & Accessories TABLE OF CONTENTS DRILLING/DRIVING DRILLING/DRIVING Reciprocating Saws SKIL Lithium Ion Battery Technology Benefits PAGE 8 LONGER LIFE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY Holds a Charge for up to 18 Months so the tools are always Lithium ion batteries contain non-hazardous soft metals that are safe for ready when you need them. disposal while Ni-cad batteries contain toxic metals that cause health risks when disposed of in landfills. Lithium Ion GRINDING MORE POWER PAGE 3 Lithium ion batteries provide more consistent power throughout the battery charge cycle while Ni-cad batteries lose their power as the battery runs down. Grinders LIGHTER WEIGHT Lithium Ion The average lithium ion battery is 25% lighter than a comparable PAGE 8 VOLTAGE nickel cadmium (Ni-cad) battery. Lithium Ion Drills/Drivers Advantage PLANING Ni-Cd PAGE 4 BATTERY CHARGE CYCLE SKIL’S unique lithium ion charging system features electronics Planers embedded in the products. These electronics ensure that the battery is TM never completely drained so the overall life of the battery is maximized. PAGE 8 Corded Drills They also monitor the charge to the tool’s battery, so it never over-charges, which has a negative impact on the battery life. The technology allows users to store the tool/battery on the charger indefinitely without causing damage to the battery. PAGE 5 WOODWORKING • Lightweight and Powerful 2362-01 • Compact and Powerful 2815-02 • 0-850 No-Load RPM • 10+1 Clutch Settings for drilling 18V Lithium Ion • 175 IN/LBS of Torque 7.2V-Li and driving • 15+1 Clutch with Soft-Grip • Variable Speed Trigger (0-500 RPM) Sanders Variable Speed • Single Sleeve 3/8” Chuck Variable • Autobrake for precise screwdriving Screwdrivers • Metal Gear Train • Quick Release 1/4” Hex Chuck Drill/Driver Speed • Weighs less than 21 oz. - lightweight PAGE 9 • Forward/Reverse Indicators PAGE 5 • Removable Lithium Ion Battery Pack charges Drill/Driver for less user fatigue on or off tool • Battery Fuel Gauge • Built-In PowerLight and Battery Fuel Gauge • Forward/Reverse Indicators • Customized Soft-Grip Handle • Wall and Desk Mountable COMBO KITS Cradle Charger Includes: 4 Screwdriver Bits, One (1) 18V Includes: 10-Piece Accessory Set and SKIL Lithium-Ion Battery Pack and SKIL SmartCharge SmartCharge System™ 3-Hour Charger Routers System™ Charger PAGE 9 • Lithium ion battery holds a charge up to 2352-01 18 months • Lightweight and Powerful 2510-02 • Cuts materials up to 1/4” thick • 0-800 No-Load RPM 3.6V-Li Power • Lightweight, Ergonomic Design with Combo Kits • 160 IN/LBS of Torque 14.4V Lithium Ion Soft-Grip Handle • 15+1 Clutch with Soft-Grip Cutter BENCHTOP • AutoSharp Blade System PAGE 5 Variable Speed • Single Sleeve 3/8” Chuck • Battery Charge Indicator • Metal Gear Train Drill/Driver • Hang hole for convenient storage • Forward/Reverse Indicators • Precision Ground Blade • Removable Lithium Ion Battery Pack charges on or off tool * Available 6/2008 Includes: Skil Smartcharge System Charger CUTTING • Built-In PowerLight and Battery Fuel Gauge • Customized Soft-Grip Handle • Magnetic 1/4" Hex Chuck 2346-01 • Built-in Worklight Includes: 4 Screwdriver Bits, One (1) 14.4V • Forward/Reverse Indicators Benchtop Lithium-Ion Battery Pack and SKIL SmartCharge • Battery Fuel Gauge System™ Charger 3.6V-Li • SKIL SmartCharge System Cradle PAGE 10-11 Palm Sized charger stores tool and accessories 2372-01 • Torque: 75 IN/LBS of torque in auto mode Includes: 22-Piece Accessory Set PAGE 6-7 • 400 IN/LBS of torque in manual mode Screwdriver and Cradle Charger ACCESSORIES 7.2V-Li • Fits all standard 1/4” sockets Power • Compact design for close quarter applications • More Power, Longer Charge • Forward/Reverse Operation 2336-02 • Lightweight and Easy to Use - Just weighs Wrench • All Metal Gear Train 10oz - lightweight for less user fatigue Accessories • Ergonomic Handle with Soft-Grip • 1/4" Hex Chuck • Durable metal front end • Forward/Reverse Indicator Arrows - Jigsaws PAGE 11-19 • Wall and Desk Mountable Cradle Charger 3.6V-Li Show Direction the Bit is Spinning Palm Sized • Rechargeable - Accepts a Full Charge PAGE 8 PAGE 19 Includes: 17-Piece Accessory Set and SKIL Anytime Without Affecting Battery Life Warranty Smartcharge System™ 3-Hour Charger Screwdriver Includes: 34-Piece Accessory Set, Cradle Charger and Storage Container 2 For project ideas and tips: www.skil.com 3 DRILLING/DRIVING DRILLING/DRIVING Picking the right drill/driver to meet your needs: Cordless Combos Kits Corded Drill/Drivers 18V 14.4V 12V and below • 5.5 Amp Motor 2895-10 Includes: 6267-04 • 2-Finger Variable Speed Trigger Heavy Duty or Serious Usage Medium Duty Usage Occasional Usage 18V 4-Tool • 2895 – 2-Speed Drill/Driver 3/8" • 3/8” Keyless Chuck Applications: Applications: Applications: - Up to 400 IN/LBS of Torque • Ergonomic Two-Hand Soft Grip • 4570 - Orbital Jigsaw Heavy duty drilling and driving - repetitive Home improvement projects like deck Smaller projects including Combo Pack Drill/Driver • On Board Removable Bit Index • 2897 - Pivoting Head Flashlight • Built-in Work Light infrequent drilling and driving for ® drilling in hardwood or treated lumber building, remodeling, woodworking • 5850 - 7-1/4” Full-Size Skilsaw • Built-in Level assembly, repairs or woodworking • 2 Batteries with Battery Fuel Gauge • On Board Bit Storage • 1-Hour Charger • Carrying Bag Includes: Double-Ended ® Bit and Carrying Case SKIL CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVER OVERVIEW To Order Additional Battery Packs: 95 Series 87 Series 66 Series Reference model # SB18B (18V Battery) • 5.0 Amp Motor To Order Additional Battery Packs: 6237-04 • 2-Finger Variable Speed Trigger Features Features Features Reference # - SB18A 18V Slide • 3/8” Keyless Chuck Variable 2-Speed Gear Box Variable 2-Speed Gear Box Variable Single Speed Pack Battery 3/8" • Built-in level On-tool Bit Storage & bubble level On-tool Bit Storage On-tool Bit Storage Charger: SC118 - 1-Hour Charger Drill/Driver • On Board Bit Storage Specifications Specifications Specifications • On Board Removable Bit Index no 0-450/min, 0-1400/min RPM no 0-400/min, 0-1250/min RPM 0-700 RPM Includes: Double-Ended Bit 20 Clutch Settings 26 Clutch Settings 16 Clutch Settings 1.5 Ahr Ni-Cad Battery 1.2 Ahr Ni-cad Battery 1.2 Ahr Ni-cad Battery 1 Hour Charger 1 Hour Charger 3 Hour Charger 2887-16 Includes: Screwdrivers • 2887 - 2-Speed Drill/Driver • 2-Position Design – pistol and Models Models Models 18V Cordless • 5850 - 7-1⁄4" Skilsaw® in-line design in one tool 18 V: 2895 18 V: 2887-05 18 V: 2866-03, 2866-02 • 9350 - Full-Size Reciprocating Saw 5-Tool Combo Pack • Forward/Reverse Indicators • 2890 - Flashlight 2348 14.4V: n/a 14.4 V: 2566-03, 2566-02 • Built-in Work Light • Two Batteries ® 12 V: n/a 12 V: 2466-02 4.8V Twist • Ergonomic Soft-grip Handle • 1-Hour Charger • 2-Finger Trigger for added control • Carrying Bag Screwdriver • Accepts 1/4” Hex Bits 95 SERIES 66 SERIES To Order Additional Battery Packs: Includes: 1 Charger and 2 Driver Bits Reference # - SB18A 18V Slide • Forward/Reverse Indicator Pack Battery • 2-Speed Gear Box: 0-450 RPM and 0-1400 RPM 2866-02/03 • Bit Index 2895-01 • Torque: 400 in-lbs Charger: SC118 - 1-Hour Charger 18V 2-Speed • 20-Position Clutch Ring with Soft-Grip 18V • Variable Speed • 3/8” Single Sleeve Keyless Chuck with anti-mar tips • On-Tool Bit Storage Drill/ • 1.5 Ahr NiCd Battery charges in 1.5 hours Drill/Driver • Battery Charge Indicator • Side-Assist Handle for left-handed or a Includes: 1 Battery, 3-Hour Charger Driver right-handed user. and Carrying Case • On-Tool Removable Pod accommodates On-Tool Stud Finder To Order Additional Battery Packs: bit storage, a bit index, or a bubble level pod Included in 03 Model Reference # - 180BAT (18V Battery) • Spring-Loaded Battery Release • On-Tool Battery Fuel Gauge Charger: SC7218 - 3-Hour Charger • Soft-Grip Handle Includes: 2 Batteries, Charger, Left/Right Side Assist Handle and Carrying Case. • Forward/Reverse Indicator To Order Additional Battery Packs: 2566-02/03 • Bit Index Reference model # SB18B (18V Battery) 14.4V • Variable Speed Charger: SC118B - 1-Hour Charger • On-Tool Bit Storage Drill/Driver • Battery Charge Indicator Includes: 1 Battery, 3-Hour Charger and Carrying Case 87 SERIES On-Tool Stud Finder To Order Additional Battery Packs: Included in 03 Model Reference # - 144 BAT (14.4V Battery) Charger: SC7218 - 3-Hour Charger • 2-Speed Gear Box: 0-400 RPM, 0-1,250 RPM 2887-05 • Forward/Reverse Indicators 18V • 2-Finger Variable Speed Trigger • Battery Charge Indicator Drill/ • Side Assist Handle • Forward/Reverse Indicator • Bit Index 2466-02 • Bit Index Driver • Variable Speed Includes: 2 Batteries, 1-Hour Charger 12V • On-Tool Bit Storage and Carrying Case Drill/Driver • Battery Charge Indicator To Order Additional Battery Packs: Includes: 1 Battery, 3-Hour Reference # - SB18A 18V Slide Pack Battery Charger and Carrying Case Charger: SC118 - 1-Hour Charger To Order Additional Battery Packs: Reference # - 120 BAT (12V Battery) Charger: SC7218 - 3-Hour Charger 4 For project ideas and tips: www.skil.com 5 CUTTING CUTTING 5650-01 • 2.5 HP (Max. Motor), 13 Amp • 2.6 HP (Max. Motor), 15 Amp • Built-in Work Light ™ 5780-01 • LASERX2 2-Beam Laser with On/Off 7-1/4" • Grip-Right Handle UILDING MERICA FOR VER EARS Button • Accu-Sight ™ Cut Line Guide B A O 80 Y ! ® ® 7-1/4” Skilsaw • Grip-Right™ Soft-Grip Handle Skilsaw • Patented Anti-Snag • Power-On LED Lower Guard The Skil Vision • Spindle Lock • Safety Lock/Guarded Trigger From 1927: • Patented Anti-Snag Lower Guard • Safety Lock/Guarded Trigger Includes: 18-Tooth Carbide • Rear View Depth-Adjustment Blade and Wrench “We offer to the trade a product • On-Tool Wrench Storage • Ball Bearing Motor Construction proven in the hands of users, not Includes: 24-Tooth Carbide Blade, down to a price but up to a Wrench and Carrying Case/Bag standard of quality in design, * Available 6/2008 • 2.5 HP (Max.
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