Drills & Drivers
Featured Brands
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- DeWALT® - VSR™ Corded 120 V Rear-Handle Drill$128.51 - $189.74
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- Makita® - Corded 120 V Variable Speed Rear-Handle Drill$260.77 - $316.43
- Makita® - Corded 120 V Variable Speed Straight Handle Angle Drill$427.74 - $703.38
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- Milwaukee® - M12™ Cordless 12 V Variable Speed Mid-Handle Screwdriver$103.75 - $125.60
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- Century Drill & Tool® - Thumb Handle Chuck Key$6.20 - $7.45
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- Lisle® - Master Chuck Key$22.17 - $23.87
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- Performance Tool® - Drill Pump$9.45 - $10.49
A drill is the first power tool most people own, but if the ancient model taking up space in the bottom drawer isn’t getting the job done anymore, you’ve come to the right place. Check out our selection of drills and you’ll find features like power and speeds that will let you bore through any kind of material including concrete and metal, keyless chucks, lights and levels; and drivers that have the torque to quickly drive screws and other fasteners.
Corded drills are powerful, and as long as you have access to a wall socket, can keep going all day. But if you don’t like being tethered, we offer cordless drills up to 20 volts that have power that is almost equivalent to corded models. Most drills are available in kits that include 2 batteries and a fast acting charger, so you’ll have the power to see the job through to completion. And speaking of power, our collection includes hammer drills that provide a punch along with rotational force to pound through tough materials like masonry, and many drills have variable speeds to tailor the bit speed to the material.
Our drills are available with your choice of 1/4”, 3/8”, and 1/2” chucks. We offer drills with conventional keyed chucks, but if you’ve ever wasted time hunting down a lost chuck key, a keyless chuck may be a better option. Bit changing is quicker and easier with a keyless chuck, something you’ll appreciate when you’re drilling holes and driving screws with the same tool. If you need leverage for tough jobs, some of our drills come with side handles for added stability, and if you need to drill in tight spaces, consider one of our angle drills.
Power drills used to have to do double-duty, drilling holes and driving screws, but if you’re doing a job like installing a deck and have many screws to install, you need one of our impact drivers. These compact, high torque tools have a hex chuck for quick bit removal and installation, and deliver pounding blows as well as rotational force to drive screws through material that would stall the average drill. For lighter duty use, consider one of our cordless screwdrivers, and for the greatest utility and economy, choose a combo kit that includes several cordless tools, batteries, and a charger in a handy carrying case.