subject: Tools And Equipment-the Most Important Features Of A Cordless Drill [print this page] The cordless drill has come a long way from the original version. Way back when, the cordless drill had to be cranked. That was labor intensive for sure. Next came to power tool with the cord. Next was the cordless. Other tools followed suit with the cordless trend. You can get several cordless tools.
Why choose the cordless version of the drill?
An advantage of the cordless drill is that you can use it in several places. You can be slowed down by dragging a cord. Nowadays, the cordless drill has more battery power and power. The chargers for the drills are fast acting and have 2 batteries.
What are some difference in the models?
There are differences in torque and weight. It used to be that heavier tools were longer lasting. Mostly, this is still true.
Why is drill weight important?
Well, for obvious reasons. The battery life won't matter for short projects. It ends up being a good muscle building workout.
What's important about torque?
Some times screws need to be driven with more torque than usual. A half inch hold into hardwood will take a heavy duty drill with 18-volt added torque. If your drill doesn't have much power, it will bog down during hard projects. If you like woodworking, you will need a good drill.
Best battery sizes:
The amp hours that the battery affords are something to consider when choosing the right cordless drill for your shop. 18 Volt Lithium Ion batteries are pretty comparable in how long they will last and size. A charger that will charge in a half hour will be awesome.
Many choices are offered by cordless drills. However, it is best not to choose a smaller, under-powered drill just to save a little money. You will regret this in time. Also, buying a drill that has more power than you actually will ever need is a waste of money also. Take some time to choose the drill that meets your particular needs.
