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Brushless drills generally offer better runtime and longer tool life than standard brushed motors.
This catalog lists. Use these listings to compare cordless models, hammer drills, and specialized drivers for home and professional use.
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Browse these listings based on the specific requirements of your project, from woodworking to jewelry making.
These high-power tools provide heavy-duty drilling and driving for construction and woodworking projects. Professionals use these cordless models for tasks ranging from concrete work to precision fastening
These cordless and corded drills offer reliable performance for assembly and construction tasks. The collection features various chuck sizes and specialized hammer actions for versatile drilling
These specialized drills focus on high-torque applications and tight-space accessibility. The collection includes right-angle designs and installation kits for complex mechanical and plumbing work
The complete list of 548 drills organized by brand and feature set.
Brushless drills generally offer better runtime and longer tool life than standard brushed motors.
Choose a battery voltage that matches your existing tools if you want to buy bare tools without new batteries.
Standard drivers work for wood and metal, while masonry and concrete require hammer actions or SDS chucks.
A drill driver is for boring holes and driving screws, while a hammer drill adds a pulsating action for masonry work.
Bare tools are sold as the standalone drill only, without a battery or charger included.
Brushless motors adjust to the task for better efficiency and generate less heat during heavy use.
These tools use a specialized chuck for high-impact drilling and chiseling in concrete and stone.