Power Tools

Power Drill

A power drill is an electrical motor that rotates a replaceable drill bit to make a hole in wood, plastic, or metal. Alternately, a screwdriver tip can be installed to turn screws. Corded or cordless drills can handle a wide variety of tasks, including drilling holes and driving screws in and out.

Up to 45 degrees, you can easily drill an angled hole. Corded or cordless drills can be used in mobility, but the stationary drill or drill station has to be used on the surface bed of the stationary drill.

Hot Glue Gun

Hot glue guns are portable devices that use continuous heating elements to melt the adhesive. This glue is sometimes called thermoplastic adhesive. Hot melt also has the advantage of not losing any thickness when drying. Glue guns are used by many people on a variety of different projects in both home and industrial environment. When first created, they were simply made for bonding shoe soles. Today, however, people have found a wide range of uses for them such as in woodworking, recreational décor, retail manufacturing, packaging, etc.

Hot Air Gun

Hot air guns, or heat guns, let out a jet of air that can be directed to a specific point or surface. They can reach very high temperatures and are used, among other things, to strip paint, shrink hose, defrost pipes, melt metal and plastic or weld different materials together. Hot air guns can also be combined with different types of exchangeable nozzles.

There are several types of hot air gun with different functions and they can also be combined with different exchangeable nozzles. To choose the right hot air gun for your project, you must think about the functions and features you need.