Black and Decker Spare Parts

Black and Decker Spare Parts at Tooled-Up.com

Black and Decker Spare Parts are genuine OEM replacement components that keep existing tools working instead of sending them to the skip. Tooled-Up.com stocks small but critical fixings and fittings, including the 1004766-79 and 1004767-89 spare washers, the 1004767-86 spare bolt and the 1004767-87 spare nut for the BES720 Table Saw. There is also the 373195-01 Workmate plastic latch catch clip spring.

Each part is matched to a specific tool or accessory by part number, so it fits as the manufacturer intended. That precision is what sets genuine parts apart from generic hardware, where thread, diameter or thickness can be slightly out.

Key Features of Black and Decker Spare Parts

• Genuine OEM sourcing: parts come directly from Black and Decker rather than the aftermarket, so the component performs as the original did.
• Model-specific fitment: washers, bolts and nuts are made for the BES720 table saw, so there is no need to modify or shim them to fit.
• Clear part numbers: each item is identified by a reference such as 1004767-87, making it easy to check against your tool's parts diagram.
• Small parts, big impact: a worn washer or loose fixing can cause vibration or poor blade alignment. Replacing it restores a secure assembly.
• Workmate repair parts: the latch catch clip spring brings back positive locking action on a Workmate bench.
• Cost-effective repairs: replacing a single worn component is far cheaper than buying a new tool.

Who Uses Black and Decker Spare Parts?

Black and Decker Spare Parts suit anyone who would rather repair than replace. Carpenters and joiners use them to keep benchtop saws like the BES720 running accurately on site or in the workshop. Property maintenance teams and builders rely on Workmate spares to keep folding workbenches secure and safe to clamp on. DIY enthusiasts turn to them when a missing washer, bolt or nut has stalled a weekend project. Workshop managers and tool hire businesses use them to service equipment between jobs and reduce downtime.

Browse the full selection at Tooled-Up to find the right part number for your tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the right Black and Decker spare part for my tool?

Start with your tool's model number, such as BES720, found on the rating plate. Then match it to the part number in the product title or your instruction manual's parts diagram. Check the part number, not just the appearance.

Can I fit these spare parts myself?

Simple parts like washers, bolts, nuts and spring clips can usually be fitted with basic hand tools. Always unplug the tool from the 240v supply first. If a repair involves electrical components or you are unsure, use a competent person, in line with HSE guidance.

Why choose a genuine part over a generic one?

Genuine parts are made to the original specification, so size, material and fit are correct. Generic hardware may look similar but can affect how securely the tool is assembled and how it performs.