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HOW TO CHOOSE A DRILL OR DRIVER
The right type of drill or driver can make your job quick and easy. Whether you're a DIY'er or trade pro, here's how to pick the one that caters to your needs.
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Power drills or hammer drills are handy tools for home improvement and DIY projects. Whether it's building a new cabinet or installing a roof panel, a highquality power drill will not only help you complete that pending project but also leave you wanting more.
What's the difference between power drills and impact drivers?
A power drill or drill is used to bore holes into materials. They're available in cordless and corded versions, each with a set amount of power output. In addition, a drill has the option for attaching drill bits, which can be used to fasten screws or bolts into place. A key difference between drill and impact driver tools is in power output and delivery. A drill offers constant torque, so the user is often seen pushing into the drill to complete the task. This tool is great for boring into materials and fastening small objects.
An impact driver resembles a drill, which includes a handle, trigger, and chuck but is usually smaller in size. The key difference is in its use, where the driver produces bursts of power, ideal for situations where the user faces resistance while drilling. An impact driver is great for driving in large screws, bolts, and fasteners. However, due to the amount of torque produced, it's not the best for screwing in small objects, where precision is key.
When to use a power drill or impact driver?
Now that you know the difference between a power drill and an impact driver, know when to use each. If the objective of your home renovation project is to drill holes or fasten small screws into materials such as wood, consider using a drill. Owing to the constant level of torque produced, they offer more control where precision is required. For example, when you're looking to drill into drywall or fasten small screws in place. On the other hand, if your goal is to fasten large screws and bolts in the shortest amount of time, consider investing in an impact driver. Moreover, a driver will produce the best results if the material you're working on is concrete, brick, or stone.
What brands make the best drill and impact driver?
Explore our wide collection of power drills and impact drivers from popular brands, such as Mastercraft, MAXIMUM, and DEWALT. So, whether you want more power and speed from corded drills for complex projects or the lightweight feel of a cordless drill with extended batteries, we have you covered.
Browse our collection for more power tools, such as saws, sanders and grinders, impact wrenches, and more. To find out How to Choose a Hammer Drill or How to Choose a Drill Driver, read our guides for more information.

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