Can this drill be used on concrete walls?
Yes. With a drilling capacity of up to 10 mm in concrete, this drill is suitable for light masonry work such as mounting shelves, frames, and fixtures. For heavy-duty concrete drilling, a hammer drill may be more efficient.
Is this drill suitable for metalworking?
Yes. It handles steel up to 10 mm (3/8″). Use appropriate high-speed steel (HSS) drill bits and apply cutting lubricant for best results.
Can I use it for woodworking projects?
Absolutely. The 25 mm (1″) capacity in wood makes it suitable for most carpentry and DIY woodworking tasks.
What speed should I use for different materials?
Lower speeds are generally better for drilling metal and hard materials, while higher speeds work well for wood and soft materials. The variable speed control (0–3100 RPM) lets you match the speed to the job.
How do I maintain this drill?
Keep the drill clean and dry, check drill bits for wear before use, and ensure vents are free of dust. Do not immerse the tool in water.
What safety precautions should I take?
Always wear safety glasses, secure the workpiece with a clamp, disconnect power before changing drill bits, and avoid loose clothing or jewelry while operating.