Power Source
We categorize tools by battery voltage, including 12V, 18V, and 20V options, as well as corded electric and air-powered models.
This guide explains the primary categories found in this catalog to help you identify the right tool for your work.
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We categorize tools by battery voltage, including 12V, 18V, and 20V options, as well as corded electric and air-powered models.
Listings are grouped by chuck size, ranging from miniature precision tools to heavy-duty 1/2 in chucks for large bits.
The index separates standard drill drivers from high-impact tools like hammer drills for masonry and rotary hammers for concrete.
Each score comes from the same three checks, applied the same way to every product.
When a product has a public average, that number is the main input.
Notes we saved still count a little, more reviews nudge the score up slightly, and very few pull it down.
Products often out of stock lose a little, a brand score is just its product scores combined, and we hide the number when we have no average or notes.
Cordless drills are grouped by voltage. 12V models are for light tasks and tight spaces, while 18V and 20V models provide the power needed for construction.
Most home drills use 3/8 in or 1/2 in keyless chucks. Impact drivers use 1/4 in quick-change hex chucks for driving fasteners.
For metal and woodworking, variable speed triggers allow for precision. Right angle drills and miniature tools are available for specialized hobby or trade applications.
A collection is a short cut into the catalog
Portable drills powered by rechargeable lithium-ion battery technology
Standard power drills optimized for both drilling holes and driving screws
Bundles including the tool, battery, charger, and often a carrying case
Motors that offer longer life, more power, and increased runtime
Maximum performance batteries for demanding construction and DIY projects
User-friendly tools for household maintenance and hobby projects
Large capacity chucks that accommodate the widest range of drill bits
Triggers that allow precise control over drilling and driving velocity
Precision tools optimized for clean holes and fastening in timber
The most common size for home repair and general DIY tasks
Integrated work lights to illuminate dark corners and work surfaces
Chucks that allow for fast bit changes by hand without a tool