SpeedĮlectric drills will have two speeds-a low speed and a high speed-or a variable speed lever that allows you to choose your speed.
If you plan to use the drill regularly, you may want a drill with 10 amps or more. However, if you only need the drill to hang the occasional picture, a four-amp model may be a better option. A drill with eight amps is usually sufficient for household projects. PowerĬorded drills are measured in amperes, known as amps. The handle should be rubberized to help with grip and the drill shouldn’t be so heavy that your hand and arm get tired during use.
This factor refers to how comfortable it is to use the drill.
Read our guide below to see how your planned usage will affect the features you need in a drill. Before buying an electric drill, consider how you plan on using the tool.
