Drill

tools · building · machines

Spinning Power. Drills work by spinning a sharp bit really fast to cut through material like wood, metal, or plastic. The faster it spins, the easier it pushes through.

Bits and Pieces. A drill can swap out different tips called bits - some are pointy for making holes, and others are flat for driving screws into place.

From Hand to Electric. Long ago, people twisted drills by hand, but now most drills plug into electricity or run on rechargeable batteries that make them much faster and less tiring.

Builder's Best Friend. Carpenters, plumbers, and construction workers use drills every single day to build houses, furniture, and fix things around homes.