Drills: Compare Listings & Prices

Updated October 25, 2026

Browse 17 listings for Drills, including options from Garrett Wade and Woodcraft. Compare product details and listed prices.

The 17 displayed listings with prices are listed from $25.00 to $2,699.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.

The selection includes handheld drills, cordless models, and a range of drill presses for bench or floor use.

For handheld tools, consider voltage, battery type and whether the drill is corded or cordless. Cordless drills offer mobility, while corded models provide consistent power for heavy duty work. Drill presses vary by motor horsepower, swing size and speed control, choose a size that fits your workshop space and material thickness needs.

Look for features like variable speed, keyless chucks, and ergonomic grips. Safety accessories such as eye protection and proper clamping are essential for accurate and safe drilling.

Questions

What is the difference between a drill press and a handheld drill?

A drill press is a stationary machine that offers precise depth control, while a handheld drill is portable and better for quick, on-the-go jobs.

Do I need a cordless drill for home use?

A cordless drill is convenient for light to medium tasks and offers flexibility, but a corded drill provides unlimited power for tougher jobs.

How important is variable speed on a drill?

Variable speed lets you match the drill’s rotation to the material, reducing wear and improving control.

What size chuck should I look for?

A 3/8-inch chuck handles most DIY tasks, while a 1-inch chuck is useful for larger bits and heavy-duty work.

Is a keyless chuck better than a keyed one?

Keyless chucks are quicker to change bits, whereas keyed chucks can hold bits more securely under high torque.

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