Introduction of drill types

The first type of drill that everyone is familiar with is a tool that creates a hole on the desired surface just by rotating the drill bit. These types of drills are the simplest type of drills whose only use is to make holes in surfaces such as plastic and wood. However, this also depends on the power of the drill, and maybe not all simple drills on the market have enough power to drill wood. Therefore, when buying a drill, you should pay attention to what you want to drill and even what size you want the created hole to be.

Hammer drill is one of the types of drill that has gained many fans these days. This type of drill is known as a dual-purpose drill because it performs the two functions of drilling and tapping. For times when you want to drill on harder surfaces such as concrete surfaces, you will need such a drill that will hit the surface at the same time as it is drilling to create a hole. The important thing that has made these drills popular is their dual function. That is, if you don't need it, you can disable its hammer mode and use it like a normal drill.

Many may confuse demolition hammer and hammer drill. But the demolition hammer has a different application than the hammer drill, but it is considered the older brother of the hammer drill because it usually looks like this type of drill, with the difference that sometimes it is a little bigger and sometimes much bigger than a hammer drill. The hammer mechanism of these types of drills is much more powerful than a hammer drill, and they are not usually used for home use, and as their name suggests, they are tools for destruction, which do this by drilling and hitting hard surfaces such as concrete, metal, or wood. Demolition hammer is also used to destroy stone, brick and asphalt.

In fact, a rechargeable or electric screwdriver is not considered a drill, but this tool looks exactly like a normal drill and works like a drill, with the difference that it has less power than a normal standard drill and is used as a screwdriver. Although a screwdriver drill can also make a small hole in the wall, it is not usually recommended for this task and it is recommended to perform the same action as screwing. This tool is suitable for tightening small screws in electrical boxes, closing switch plates and any other place where you need a screwdriver, and is generally used instead of a manual screwdriver.