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You rely on your power drill to tackle a variety of projects inside and out. When unlimited runtime is a priority, an electric drill is a must-have piece of equipment. Ace carries a large selection of corded drills from top brands like CRAFTSMAN, DEWALT, Porter Cable and Skil.

Wondering which corded power drill you need to get the job done? Learn everything you need to know about electric power drills from the helpful team at Ace.

What Are the Advantages of Corded Electric Drills? 

As compared to cordless drills powered by batteries, corded drills provide unlimited runtime because they're powered by an electrical source. Without the need for a battery, corded power drills are often more lightweight and significantly more powerful than their cordless counterparts.

The corded drill is ideal for projects that require frequent and prolonged use. If you need an option that allows complete mobility to take care of tasks where you may not have access to an electrical outlet, a cordless drill might be a great choice.

Types of Electric Power Drills 

Corded electric drills are available in an array of style and options. Finding the perfect power drill for you doesn't have to be overwhelming, though. Following are the most common types of electric drills and what they're often used for to help you narrow down your choice.

Corded Hammer Drills 

For projects involving drilling into brick, concrete or other masonry materials, a corded hammer drill provides hammer-like action that drills through thick, solid surfaces. Also referred to as a masonry drill, this type of heavy-duty corded drill is powerful enough to withstand use on harder materials without breaking.

Pistol Grip Power Drills 

The most common type of electric drill available, pistol grip electric power drills are incredibly versatile and typically compact and lightweight. Operate this type of corded drill by simply applying pressure to the base while drilling. Hold the handle of the drill with your dominant hand and keep the bit perpendicular to the surface you're drilling into. Purchase drill bits and attachments to make the most out of the power drill. 

Understanding Corded Drill Amp Ratings 

When choosing the ideal option for the job, it's important to know that the power of a corded drill is measured in amps. The higher the amps, the more power the drill will deliver. Amp ratings basically let you know about the current load a motor can carry. Other important factors include voltage and wattage measurements. Corded electric drills usually have amperage between 5 and 10 amps, which usually average around 600 - 1200 watts.

Explore Our Selection of Powerful Corded Drills 

When the job calls for extra torque, explore the selection of powerful corded drills in a range of styles at Ace. Shop for electric drills online or visit your neighborhood Ace store to check out our options in person. Then, find other essential power tools to complete every project quickly and efficiently.