Mr Maximus, Rockwell never made tools in Pittsburgh, it was a corporate office. These drills were made in Jackson, Tennessee.

Great explanation of the double and triple gear reduction Thank you Catus 😊

Your explanation the differences for the same company is impeccable I enjoy watching it especially when I see you whip it out tools that I have in my possession

Yes fun to use when I was younger

I sure appreciate your knowledge..!!

I have a 27-year old Stanley corded power drill. Paint is chipped as hell, the stickers are still readable. Runs like a champ though!

In 1994 I remember my father purchasing me at pergament that was our home Depot back then a Porter-Cable model 629 tigers saw reciprocating saw still works after all these years lost a lot of its labels had to replace the shoe lost the original box have yet to replace the carbon brushes have a set brand new never opened so for having it for 30 years still works worth every penny it costs i do not remember how much it costs 30 years ago I was 17. I remember I asked him for a drill with it and he goes next time and it never happened I ended up getting my DeWalt dw-991 in a metal box 14.4v drill I still always wanted one of these I don't know why now I just don't need one I've used them before

In your commission area there is a Harbor freight Bauer drill for well over double the price. Now that's a commission

Did you delete a video with one of these drills?

Rockwell International sold its power tool division to Pentair Inc. in 1981. Pentair was not allowed to use the 'Rockwell' name so they chose instead to use the original 'Porter-Cable' name, a company founded in 1906 that Rockwell International purchased in 1960. Pentair sold Porter-Cable to Stanley-Black & Decker in 2004, who then cheery picked and later degraded the remainder of the product line as is usual with buyouts.