Choosing a Cordless Drill

By: Tim Snyder (Page 1 of 6)
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Courtesy of Sears Craftsman

THE HANDLE on a cordless drill is either a pistol grip or T-handle. The T-handle is most comfortable for general drilling and driving screws.

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Whether you are just learning the basics of simple maintenance or are taking on a second addition to the house, a good drill is essential. And if it's a cordless model, you can drill holes and drive screws with the same tool — and not have to worry about finding an outlet near the work to power the drill.

The good news: There are hundreds of these drills on the market. The bad news: It's not always clear which drills you should be considering.

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