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Revision as of 22:57, 24 October 2022
| MachineInfoBox Corded Drills | |
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| Synonyms: | DE: elektrische Handbohrmaschinen |
| Type: | drills |
| Material: | wood, metals, plastics |
| Used with: | drill bits (except masonry drill bits) |
| Location: | Drilling Table |
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| Similar (More or Less): | other drills |
Corded drills are what you might consider a "regular" electric drill. They usually have a pistol grip with a trigger and a direction selector pin, and often also a way to lock down the trigger so the motor stays on.
These drills are providing only rotary motion - if you need the added hammering force for chiseling or drilling into masonry, check out our impact drill or rotary hammer!
