Power Tools-A Indispensable Part of a Workman's Toolkit

Posted by Mark Batham
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May 10, 2016
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Power tools form a vital part of an industrial worker's toolkit. From industrial processes such as welding to construction projects, these tools are necessary for the day to day work of professionals. However, choosing electrical power tools is often not a cakewalk. The type of power tools that are suitable for use in DIY projects are often not suitable for use in factories and industrial settings. Here are some useful tips that can help you to select power tools of the best quality: -

Cordless Drills

A cordless drill is highly effective in drilling holes of different sizes. They are also highly effective in driving fasteners and screws. Most of the models of this type of cordless power tools that you would come across in the market are lightweight and strong. But the 12V models can come to a stop midway while you are drilling through a wooden surface and become inoperable. Therefore, it is always wise to go for a cordless drill which belongs to the18V model. If you want to use a cordless drill that you want to use on a daily basis over a couple of years, then you should go for a cordless drill of 18V even if you have to pay a higher price.

Reciprocating Saws

Reciprocating saws are highly useful in cutting through different types of metals and woods smoothly. They are often used for cutting down trees as well. If you are engaged in remodeling, demolition or plumbing, then a reciprocating saw will be an essential part of your toolkit. Unlike cordless drills, you will need to go for a reciprocating saw that comes with cords. The ones that come from top brands have a long battery life and never go out of power. A number of reciprocating saws are equipped with rotating handles which are highly effective in cutting situations. You also need to pay attention to the blades of the saw. You can check the models available on the internet to choose a suitable one.

Circular Saws

While cutting through sheet goods within a short span of time, no other power tool can match the efficiency of a circular tool. If you have to deal with woodworking applications on a regular basis, then you can use a circular saw to cut through woods within a few minutes. However, while using circular saws you need to be very careful as they can cut through your skin and cause serious injuries. These saws are available in corded as well as cordless versions. Keeping convenience in mind, you should opt for a corded version.

The corded versions are of two types-smaller, traditional circular saws, and heavy-duty, warm drive saws. If you handle DIY projects almost on a regular basis, then a traditional circular saw will serve your needs perfectly. As for carpenters and industry based users, worm drive saws are more suitable. They can cut through the wood in a smooth manner. But they are heavier and difficult to handle with a single hand.
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