The drill is an essential part of any do-it-yourselfer’s toolkit. Drills are versatile beyond a doubt, with reliable design, adapting to functional improvements such as keyless chucks, the ad…
Cordless drills seem commonplace, but it wasn't long ago when most drills available were only A/C powered corded models. The current crop of pro-grade cordless drill/drivers offer as much power as corded models, as well as all-day runtime. Advancements in battery technology and electronics continue to increase power and performance, and the basic mechanics behind how a drill works has dramatically changed.
Five elements compose the exterior of a basic power drill: a safety latch, a reversing switch that alters the direction of the drill, a torque adjustment, a chuck to keep the bit...
This attachment turns your everyday drill into a surgical tool.
When you have to drill through closed-up ceiling or wall cavities to run telephone...
Sharpening a pencil with a drill. It really works perfectly :)
Carbon Fiber and Composites have special machining challenges. Discover the tips, techniques, and tooling needed for successful machining.
We love playing with power tools. But buying a tool isn't the end of the story. To get the most out of the tool and to keep it in working shape, you'll need a f
A “cold” drill is the very first thing we do on the range. Make sure it is expedient, relevant, logistically possible, repeatable and recordable.
Even if your carpentry skills aren’t much more than having watched a few episodes of This Old House, it’s still pretty common knowledge that a drill only works in a straight line. Or does it? Woodshop hacker Izzy Swan created a custom rig that can actually drill a curved hole instead.
Brushless cordless drills are taking over the drills market. Consumer Reports explains what to know before you buy one.
If you follow the proper safety techniques, a drill press is one of the easiest and safest tools to operate.
Wood screws are almost always easier to drive and less likely to split if you drill pilot holes first, especially near the end of a board.
Discovery / Science Channel's "How It's Made" Drill Bits episode
Do you own a power drill? If so, you'll need to maintain it. Power drills make it easy to drill holes into otherwise solid and hard objects. At the same time, most power drills support the use of screw bits, meaning you can use them to install and remove fasteners as well. Power drills, however, require maintenance. Maintaining your power drill will increase its lifespan will protecting it from premature damage.#1) Keep Away From WaterRegardless of where you store it, keep your power…
The Gaff Goddess: A beginner’s guide to setting up and using a power drill at home
Some tools, like your trusty cordless drill or hammer, you're going to use all the time. These specialty tools you won't need that oftenbut when the time comes, you'll sure be glad you've got 'em.