You can use a corded impact drill anywhere there's a socket. You don't have to stop working, because the tool is powered the whole time. So you can drill without interruptions in wood, plaster, and metal. As the name suggests, the impact drill has an impact function. This means that the drill rotates and also makes a tapping motion lengthwise. Thanks to this, the impact drill is more powerful and you can drill in hard stone types which isn't possible with regular drills. For example, bricks and tiles. There are different brands of impact drills, such as Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, and BLACK+DECKER. Want to drill at places without power? Choose a cordless impact drill.