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Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a professional, finding the right drills makes every project smoother. From everyday tasks to heavy-duty work, we carry options suited for all skill levels.

Cordless and Corded Power Drills

Our collection includes both corded and best cordless drills, giving you flexibility and performance. Cordless models are perfect for mobility, while corded options deliver consistent power.

Trusted Brands You Can Rely On

Choose from top names like Dewalt drills and Milwaukee drills—brands known for durability and innovation. Whatever your preference, you’ll find a tool that lasts.

Hammer Drills for Tough Jobs

When the job calls for extra force, hammer drills are designed to power through concrete, masonry, and other tough materials with ease.

Impact Drivers for Maximum Torque

For projects requiring speed and power, impact drivers deliver strong torque in compact designs. Pair them with the right impact driver bits to handle screws and bolts effortlessly.

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We make it easy to shop power drills by offering quality tools backed by expert guidance, ensuring you pick the right fit for your projects.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Top drill brands include Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, and Bosch. Each offers a range of high-quality drills suitable for various tasks. For instance, the Milwaukee M18 Fuel 1/2" Drill Driver is praised for its power and battery life, while the DeWalt 20V MAX XR Hammer Drill is noted for its performance in heavy-duty applications.

The difference between 18V and 20V drills is primarily in marketing. 18V refers to the nominal voltage, while 20V Max refers to the maximum voltage at full charge. In practical terms, they are functionally identical. The choice between them depends on brand preference and specific tool features.

An impact driver delivers high torque with concussive blows, making it ideal for driving long screws and fasteners. A drill, on the other hand, is designed for drilling holes and driving screws with less force. While both tools can drive screws, impact drivers are more efficient for heavy-duty fastening tasks.

Brands like Milwaukee, DeWalt, and Makita are known for producing top-rated impact drivers. For example, the Milwaukee M18 Fuel 1/2" Drill Driver is highly regarded for its performance and compact design. The DeWalt Atomic 20V MAX Impact Driver is also a popular choice for its power and size.

While an impact driver can drive screws and drill small holes, it's not ideal for all drilling tasks. Its high torque can cause damage to delicate materials or result in rough hole finishes. For precise drilling, especially in softer materials, it's recommended to use a standard drill.

The size of the drill bit depends on the material and the size of the hole you need:

  • Wood: Use a standard wood drill bit, which is typically a spade bit or twist bit.
  • Metal: Use a high-speed steel (HSS) bit for metal drilling.
  • Masonry: Use a carbide-tipped masonry drill bit for concrete, brick, or stone.

The lifespan of a cordless drill battery depends on the type and how frequently it’s used:

  • Lithium-Ion Batteries: These generally last longer and have a better charge retention compared to older nickel-cadmium batteries.
  • Usage: Frequent use will deplete the battery faster, but most modern drills offer 2-3 hours of continuous use on a single charge.