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Learn if you can use a drill as a screwdriver. We cover the pros, cons, required bits, and how to adjust your drill’s clutch to prevent stripped screws.
Drilled & slotted rotors improve wet braking but can mean more noise & pad wear for a daily driver. Learn the pros & cons before you buy.
Yes, a drill can be used as a screwdriver with the proper bit. Learn how to adjust your drill’s speed and torque to drive screws without damage.
Learn which drill bit to use on a can light. A sharp bit designed for metal is essential for drilling recessed lighting fixtures safely and effectively.
Flying with a power drill? Learn the TSA rules for packing drills, bits, and batteries in your carry-on or checked luggage before heading to the airport.
Can you take a drill on a plane? Learn the TSA rules for packing power tools, drill bits, and batteries in your carry-on or checked luggage.
Yes, a hammer drill can be used as a regular drill. Simply switch it to the “drill-only” mode to turn off the hammering action for standard tasks.
Yes, you can drill into wood filler once cured. Learn which fillers are strong enough to hold a screw and the proper technique for a solid repair.
Yes, you can drill concrete fence posts. Learn the correct tools and techniques for drilling into concrete safely without causing cracks or damage.
Yes, you can drill through metal. Learn the right techniques, drill bits, and speeds needed to safely drill clean holes in steel, aluminum, and more.
Yes, you can drill with an impact driver using hex-shank bits. Learn the pros, cons, and when it’s a better choice than a standard drill motor.
Learn if a hammer drill can be used as a regular drill. By turning off the hammer setting, your tool can easily drill into wood, metal, and plastic.