Screw drills
Types of screw drills
Cordless drills with screwdriver
You use a cordless screw drill to drill in wood, metal, and plaster.Cordless impact drill
For drilling and driving screws in wood, metal, and soft stone, and also harder stone types such as tiles and brick.Impact screwdrivers
Use an impact screwdriver for demanding or long-term screw driving jobs.Electric screwdrivers
You use an electric screwdriver for light screw driving jobs, such as assembling a cabinet.
Which screw drill do you need?
From electric screwdrivers to impact drills: there are many different screw drills to choose from. If you don't know which of screw drill type you need yet, read our advice articles. Even if you do know the type but don't know what exactly to keep in mind, we're happy to help you.
Which accessories do you need?
Often, just a screw drill isn't enough. For example, you might need a (spare) battery for your cordless drill. Or a useful drill bit set, so you'll have the right attachments for different materials.
One battery for all your tools
Often, (garden) tools are part of a battery platform. This means that you can use the battery for other tools with the same battery platform. That's useful, because you can use the same battery for your lawn mower, vacuum, or sawing machine and you don't have to buy a new one each time.
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Frequently asked questions
Which drill do you need to drill in wood?
If you drill in wood or hard wood, you can use any type of drill. It's important to pay attention to a few things, though. Make sure to turn the impact function or hammer function of an impact drill or hammer drill off, so the wood doesn't split. Also use the right wood drill bit. Want to drive screws into wood? Choose a screw drill.
Which drill do you need to drill in metal?
You can drill into metal with every drill, whether you're working with iron or aluminum. Do keep the following things in mind. Using an impact drill, hammer drill, or combi hammer? Turn the impact function or hammer function off. Choose the right metal drill bit as well, so you don't damage your workpiece.
Which drill do you need to drill in stone?
If you want to drill in plaster, aerated concrete, or soft stone types, choose a screw drill. For these soft stone types, you don't need a impact function or hammer function. You use a impact drill when you want to drill in hard stone types, like brick.
How do you set up your drill?
A drill has various functions like mechanical speed settings, torque settings, or an impact, hammer, and demolition function. We'll highlight all functions so you know what each function does and how to use them.
Which drill accessories do you need?
With extra drill bits, you can drill holes in various sizes. When you tighten screws with the drill, you need drill bits. Do you want to demolish with a combi hammer? You need chisels. Also consider buying an extra battery or an extension cord. This way, you can work without interruptions for longer.
