Drills and impact drills
You can make holes in stone with an impact drill. Impact drills have an impact function. That way, the drill rotates and move back and forth. Without this function, you can't get through hard materials. Impact drills can be corded or cordless. With a cordless impact drill, you can work in spots without a socket. You're also not bothered by cables. There are impact drills from various brands, such as a Makita impact drill, a Bosch impact drill, or a DeWalt impact drill.
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Our choice for an impact drill to drill in hard stone like brick
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Cordless impact drill
| 18V 5.0Ah Li-Ion
| Driving screws, drilling, and impact drilling
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Impact drill
| 18V
| Driving screws, drilling, and impact drilling
| Maximum torque: 34 newton-meter
| 2 speeds
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Einhell Power X-Change 18V battery platform
| Occasional handyman
| 120 newton-meter
Professional
| 95 newton-meter
| Included batteries: 0
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Impact drill
| 18V
| Driving screws, drilling, and impact drilling
| Maximum torque: 45Nm
| 2 speeds
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Battery
| Einhell Power X-Change 18V battery platform
| Occasional handyman
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Impact drill
| 18V
| Driving screws, drilling, and impact drilling
| Maximum torque: 60 newton-meter
| 2 speeds
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Impact drill
| 18V 1.5Ah
| Driving screws, drilling and impact drilling
| Maximum torque: 40Nm
| 2 speeds
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Cordless impact drill
| 18V 2.0Ah Li-ion
| Driving screws, drilling, and impact drilling
| 2 gears
| LED lighting
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Impact drill
| 18V
| Screwdriving, drilling and impact drilling
| Maximum torque: 62 newton-meter
| 2 speeds
