Drills and Drivers

With so many models on the market, which one is for you?by Rob Yagid

These compact, high-torque tools leave cordless drills in the dust for most any drilling or driving applicationby Michael Maines

by Don Mathis

Valve-grinding compound can save the day after you obliterate a screw-headby Justin Fink

Power change bimetal hole-saw kitby Charles Bickford

This new generation of batteries will make your current cordless tools seem overweight and underpoweredby Justin Fink

by Michael Standish

Long drill bits can eliminate plaster tearout when rewiring old constructionby Clifford A. Popejoy

by Michael Standish

Here's a look at six tools that bore holes up to 1 in. but also chip concrete and even bore large holes in woodby David Crosby

by Don Reinhard

by M. Diener

What to do when the drill and bit are longer than the space between the studsby Clifford A. Popejoy

It's no surprise that each sinks hundreds of screws on a charge, but you might be surprised by which tool drove the mostby Rex Alexander

by Peter Fenerin

If all you’ve ever used for driving screws is a cordless drill/driver, try one of these lightweight powerhouses and you'll never go backby Gary M. Katz

These lightweight powerhouses are better at driving screws than cordless driver/drills; here's why and which ones to buyby Gary M. Katz

by Lanny S. Anderson

A must for high-production, squeak-free floors, these tools help to keep knees and backs pain-free, and the new models don't jam the way the old ones didby Derek McDonald