12-volt drills are lighter and smaller compared to 18/20V drill. There are most used by DIY’ers, homeowners, and specialty trade applications. They may not have the kind of speed and power which 18/20V has but they’re smaller, more ergonomic to … Read More
While the 1/2 inch chuck size drills are suitable for all kinds of work, they are unable to reach those tough corners and deep holes in your house, car, or truck. This is where the drills with ⅜ inch chuck … Read More
More voltage means more power, hence a 36-volt cordless drill is engineered to power through heavy-duty work and tough rocks like granite and quartzite. It is handy for geologists, contractors, or even high rise construction tasks without having to drag … Read More
If you are a DIY enthusiast or a first-time buyer or a homeowner who does heavy drilling like house remodeling, the most durable and affordable solution is an 18v cordless drill that is easy to hold, handle and move into … Read More
Whether you work as a builder in the construction environment or do general handyman level house projects, with cordless tools you must feel like you’re always running on borrowed time. Corded drills, on the other hand, is built to handle … Read More
Always depending on your neighbor to lend you a drill or trying to get the electrician to mend just a few more things while he’s already there, can get tiresome. If you’re a beginner or an old-timer who still hasn’t … Read More