Here is everything you need to know about drills & drivers. From the best cordless drills and brushless impact drivers to in-depth comparison about brushless & brushed drill, impact driver & wrench or drill as well as various kinds of bit together.
Also learn what drill press and attachment you need. Read reviews for various kinds of drill presses (benchtop, floor), drill press stand, table and more.
Photo: Skil What We Like Compact design 5 speeds for versatile cutting Depth adjustment gauge for accurate and repetitive drilling Tilting working surface Laser light alignment What We Don’t Like Small worktable with no extensions Bottom Line The SKIL’s 3320-01 is a compact, versatile drill press that fits neatly in … Read more
Photo: Dremel What We Like Affordable Compact and lightweight (4.85 lbs.) Compatible with a wide range of Dremel attachments Onboard storage for accessories 3-in-1 workstation (drill press, tool holder and flex shaft tool stand) What We Don’t Like Not ideal for heavy-duty drilling Bottom Line The Dremel 220-01 is an … Read more
What We Like Mechanical variable speed adjustment with an LED readout Work light and X pattern laser lock Powerful and durable 2/3 HP motor Easy-to-read locking linear depth stop Beveling worktable What We Don’t Like Heavy (85 lbs.) Bottom Line A powerful, variable speed drill press that drills with equal … Read more
A cordless hammer drill operates the same way a corded one does but uses battery power instead. This means that the functioning of cordless drills is not limited to the availability of mains electricity. Even though cordless hammer drills use batteries, their motors produce enough power to rival some corded … Read more
Hammer drills – when fitted with the right masonry bits – are handy and reliable tool you can use to boreholes into concrete stone, mortar, or brick. During operation, a hammer drill will spin the same way a regular drill does, but it also includes a forward, hammering motion, which … Read more
Hole drilling is very common in woodworking, but there are different types of drilling bits that you can use for the job. Among these, Forstner and spade bits are very popular, but they have different designs and different cutting methods. Forstner bits are circular and have a split ring design … Read more
One certain thing, whether you are a DIY hobbyist, professional woodworker, or contractor that deals with power drills a lot, is that you need to have the best drill bits in your tools arsenal. Drill bits are vital for drilling into different materials from wood and metals to plastics, stones, … Read more
Auger drilling bits have been around for a very long time and are still in use to this day. However, they have evolved in design over the years to make them more efficient. Spade bits, on the other hand, have been around since 1968 when they were invented by the … Read more
Any amateur or professional woodworker can attest to the fact that drills are very versatile tools. This is because they can be used as screwdrivers or to make holes in different materials such as wood, drywall, plastics, and steel. On the other hand, impact drivers are specifically designed to drive … Read more
The benchtop drill press is a versatile, accurate, and powerful drill press that you install on your regular workshop table. This drilling machine can drill in any type of material, whether it is wood or hardened steel with equal ease. Above all, the benchtop drill press is small and compact … Read more