Corded Drill Machine vs Corded Hammer Drill. Which one is best?

Corded Drill Machine:

It is powered through direct electricity. It can drill holes and has both forward/reverse rotations which also allows for screwing in/out. It can be used to drill holes on plastic, wood, metal & concrete. It should be noted that for metal & concrete its drilling capacity is limited. It means it can drill a bit or light duty tasks on metal & concrete.

Corded Hammer Drill:

It is also powered through direct electricity. It can drill holes with more torque than a standard drill. It also has hammer drill option that makes it easier to drill in masonry & concrete quite easily. It can be used as both standard drill & hammer drill. Hammer drill option allows more complex drill holes to be accomplished easily and accurately. In short, it can also be used for tougher surfaces too.

Following are our best recommendations for both corded drill & hammer drill.

Pros of Corded Drill over Corded Hammer Drill

1. Less electricity consumption

2. Lightweight

Pros of Corded Hammer Drill over Corded Drill

1. It has high torque

2. It can be used for tough & heavy duty tasks

3. It can be used both as standard drill & hammer drill

Conclusion:

Well it all depends on your work, if you do DIY or light drills in home or any type of maintenance than corded drill is more than enough for you as it is lightweight too. While for heavy duty tasks like professional work in industries or construction of buildings corded hammer drill is always used. It should be reminded that wherever more torque is required corded hammer drill will be best for use.

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