Drills
Type of drills
Battery screw drills
You can drive screws and drill in wood, plaster, and metal with a screw drillCordless impact drills
With a cordless impact drill, you can drill into wood, stone, and metal without a cord.Corded impact drills
With an corded impact drill, you can drill holes in wood, metal, plaster, and brick.Hammer drills
A hammer drill is suitable for drilling in types of hard stone
Which drill suits my use best?
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Bits
With bits, you can loosen and tighten different types of screws.Bit and drill bit sets
You can perform multiple drilling and screwdriving jobs with a bit and drill bit set.Drill bits
With the right drill bits, you can drill in various materials like wood, stone, and metal.
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Frequently asked questions
What drill should I use to drill concrete?
To drill in concrete, you need a hammer drill. This type of drill has a hammer function. This means it rotates but also moves back and forth. That way, you can get through a concrete wall more easily.
Do I need an impact drill or hammer drill?
When you're working with wood, metal, and stone or brick, an impact drill is the best choice. With a hammer drill, you can drill into hard stone types and concrete.
What drill should I use to drill stone?
If you want to drill in plaster, aerated concrete, or soft stone types, choose a screw drill. For these soft stone types, you don't need a impact function or hammer function. You use a impact drill when you want to drill in hard stone types, like brick.
What drill accessories do I need?
With extra drill bits, you can drill holes in various sizes. When you tighten screws with the drill, you need drill bits. Do you want to demolish with a combi hammer? You need chisels. Also consider buying an extra battery or an extension cord. This way, you can work without interruptions for longer.
How do I set up my drill?
A drill has various functions like mechanical speed settings, torque settings, or an impact, hammer, and demolition function. We'll highlight all functions so you know what each function does and how to use them.
