Heavy Duty Corded Drills

A good Heavy Duty Corded Drill is built to last and tough enough to handle almost any job. Heavy duty Corded Drills spin as slow as 500 rpm and can drive bits that need real power, such as Forstner or multispur bits. Most accept only ½” drill bits, but some 3/8" models are available.

Heavy Duty Corded Drills have powerful motors and take on big jobs. Features like heat-treated metal gears and metal gear-housings can increase the drills' durability and life-span, and should be seriously considered.

Heavy Duty Corded Drills have the same draw-backs and benefits of their lighter-duty counter-parts. A nearby power-source is necessary, mobility is reduced and factors like cord-length and type must be considered. On the other hand, they are lighter, less prone to over-heat and you can work longer at a stretch.