This drill can accomplish any task thanks to its universal 1/2-inch single-sleeve ratcheting chuck, while at the same time, the comfy and ergonomic handle makes it a breeze to hold, even when red ...

the trigger to start the drill, and the chuck. An impact drill works with a pull-out collar — we'll explain the different ways to remove and place a bit in these devices further down.

this model has a plastic chuck and brushed motor. If you plan on using your drill regularly, spring for the brushless model.

[Steven Dufresne], Hackaday writer and the mad scientist behind Rimstar.org, kindly documented how to safely and reliably remove the chuck from a drill motor. You may think this is easy ...

The drill came with 6 collets of various diameters, but no chuck. We bought the collet-compatible drill bit in the photo at the local electronics store for about $10. Reconditioned drill bits are ...

Impact drivers can be more compact and lightweight than many drills. Unlike drills, they don't have a chuck and instead have a clamp. We test, evaluate, and compare the latest cordless drills and ...

This is a pro-grade drill with impressive stats when it comes to drilling capacities in things like masonry and steel. The all-metal keyless chuck and general robust build quality mean it can ...