Drills

Drills are extemely popular power tools that are used to create circular holes in materials such as brick, plastic, plasterboard, wood and tiles, as well as screw and unscrew fasteners with the appropriate drill bit, at speed.

Cordless drills are extremely popular because they are portable, although they do require the battery be changed when it runs out, whereas electric drills and air drills are popular in workshops and garages, due to the fact they can be used continuously without the operator needing to replace and charge a battery.

Frequently Asked Questions about Drills

What should I consider when choosing between cordless and electric drills?

Cordless drills are powered by batteries and provide flexibility and portability, while electric drills offer continuous power, making them ideal for extended use but are limited by the length of the cord from the power outlet.

How do I know if I need an air drill?

Air drills are ideal for environments with compressed air systems and offer a lightweight, durable solution for ongoing tasks.

What safety features do drills have?

Drills come with safety features which are different depending on the model. Some come with things such as ergonomic grips, overload protection and anti-kickback technology to improve user safety during operation.

Do drills come with adjustable speed and torque settings?

Yes, many drills include variable speed and torque settings, giving you greater control when switching between different materials or adjusting for precision work.