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Factors to Consider When Purchasing a Cordless Drill Set
Set Components: Cordless drill sets often come with multiple different components. Some sets come with a wide range of these parts, while others include two or three in addition to the drill itself:
- Cordless drill with rechargeable battery and battery-charging cable
- Other power tools such as circular saws, reciprocating saws and hammer drills
- Drill bits in varying sizes and shapes
- Work accessories such as stud finders and portable work lights
- Analog tools such as handheld screw drivers, pliers, utility knives, wrenches and hammers
- Carrying case or tool bag
Drill features: The features of the cordless drill you choose impact how it performs. Select from these options according to how much power you need:
- Cordless drill voltage typically ranges from 10-20 volts, with lower voltages providing less power, making them suitable for light-duty work
- Hammer drills and impact drivers provide additional force for driving screws into masonry, concrete or stone








