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drills

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What is drills?

Drills are tools primarily used for making holes or driving fasteners. They use a rotating cutting bit or driver to bore through materials like wood, metal, plastic, or masonry. Drills are commonly used in construction, woodworking, metalworking, and DIY projects.

What other technologies are related to drills?

drills Competitor Technologies

Generic term for tools that cut, making them a broad competitor.
mentioned alongside drills in 26% (879) of relevant job posts
Used to make fast cuts. Competes with drill when drilling large holes with hole saws.
mentioned alongside drills in 59% (177) of relevant job posts
Used for driving screws, can compete with drills with driver bits.
mentioned alongside drills in 33% (187) of relevant job posts
A saw used for cutting wood along the grain, a competitor when drill is used for similar task.
mentioned alongside drills in 77% (79) of relevant job posts
Used for demolition or cutting, can replace drills when used with a hole saw.
mentioned alongside drills in 66% (76) of relevant job posts
Boring tools like augers are used to create holes, directly competing with drills.
mentioned alongside drills in 93% (51) of relevant job posts
Specifically designed for driving screws, similar to a drill with a driver bit.
mentioned alongside drills in 53% (89) of relevant job posts
Used to make precise cuts in wood, a competitor when drill is used for similar task.
mentioned alongside drills in 17% (247) of relevant job posts

drills Complementary Technologies

Taps are used to create internal threads in holes, often after a hole has been drilled.
mentioned alongside drills in 28% (130) of relevant job posts

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