Drills & Drivers

Rotary Drills, Drivers and Power Tools for Home Improvement

Using power tools is a skill that can save you money over time and give you a sense of control over projects around your home. We offer a range of essential tools so you can stock your toolbox and be ready to take on any task. When you need a drill press for precise hole drilling or a hammer drill for masonry work, you’ll find the right tool for the job here. In addition to the major hardware, we also have chargers and other items you may need to keep your tools working well. Plus, with our expert guidance, you’ll know exactly how to get started.

Power Tools

Whether you need a cordless screwdriver for simple home maintenance or an impact driver for working with large screws, we have what you need for large and small projects. The maximum speed of power drills is measured in revolutions per minute (RPM). We carry drills that range from 1,500 to 2,000 RPM. Corded drills typically have higher maximum RPMs than cordless models. Additionally, cordless drills run on 25 to 100 watts, whereas most corded drills require between 800 and 1,200 watts. If you’re looking for a hammer drill or a cordless drill, we have those too, along with the bits or screws that you’ll need.

A common safety feature on handheld power drills is built-in lights, which allow for better visibility of the material you’re drilling into. Many also feature built-in levels that allow for more accurate drilling. Adjustable side handles are another helpful feature that allow you to perform heavy drilling with more stability and control.

Our right-angle drills work great in tight spaces and are available in cordless and brushless options as well. Power tool combo kits, many of which include two batteries, can be a great way to save money by purchasing multiple tools from one brand. They’re also convenient because you can generally share batteries among different tools from one set. Whatever your power tool needs, we offer an assortment of power tools that’ll help you complete your projects.

Accessories and Attachments

Every power tool needs a power source. Don’t forget to pick up the batteries, chargers or power tool battery kits you need to keep your tools running smoothly. Most kits are made for specific brands, so check that your battery is the correct one to power your tools before checkout.

For attachments, we offer several types of drill bits to make your tasks easier. Masonry drill bits are made for drilling through tough building materials, like concrete or brick. We have masonry drill bits made to work with your rotary drill, hammer drill and more. Woodboring drill bits are used for woodworking projects, such as making furniture or cabinetry. Impact drivers require their own set of drill bits. They’re designed with different head types and shank types and made up of different materials depending on your needs.

Expert Guidance

If you’re new to using power tools, you should check out our articles that offer expert guidance on which tools to buy and why, how to use them, and which tools are right for certain tasks. See our buying guide — Which Power Tools Are Best for Your Projects? — for help selecting the right tools for the projects you’ll be working on.

Our article How to Drill a Pilot Hole can help you learn about selecting the right drill bit. It’ll walk you through the process of creating a pilot hole and get you started using your new drill. Click through related articles to learn more about how to use these and other power tools.