Cordless Hammer Drill

Cordless hammer drills drill holes in wood, metal and masonry and drive screws, all without a cord. The hammer action lets them drill brick, block and light concrete for anchors and wall plugs, which makes them the everyday drill for electricians, installers, contractors and homeowners.

How to choose a cordless hammer drill

• 12V or 18V/20V: 12V drills such as the Bosch GSB 120 LI and Makita HP333D are light for cabinets and light anchors. 18V and 20V drills have more power for larger holes and masonry.
• Chuck size: 10mm chucks suit small bits. 13mm chucks take larger bits and hole saws.
• Brushless motor: brushless drills run cooler and get more holes per charge.
• Kit, bare or combo: kits include batteries and a charger. Combo kits pair the drill with an impact driver or impact wrench.

Popular cordless hammer drills at KHM Megatools

Hammer drill or rotary hammer?

A hammer drill is fine for occasional holes in brick and light concrete. For frequent anchor holes in hard concrete, a cordless rotary hammer is faster and easier on your arms. For long screws, add a cordless impact driver, and use proper masonry drill bits in concrete.

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