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Power Tools & Accessories

Power tools cover drills, grinders, saws, sanders, impact drivers, and the air and electric tooling that handles cutting, shaping, fastening, and surface prep across workshop and site work. This section includes corded and cordless electric tools, pneumatic equipment, plus the bits, blades, discs, and consumables that keep them working. Pick by job type, power source, and whether you need portability or sustained output.

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Cordless tools run on lithium-ion battery platforms — voltage indicates torque and runtime reserves, not necessarily speed. An 18V drill suits general trade work; 12V handles lighter tasks with less weight. If you're already invested in a battery system, stay in that family to share cells and chargers. Corded tools deliver consistent power for workshop use where an outlet is available and runtime isn't limited by charge cycles.

Pneumatic tools need a compressor with adequate CFM at the tool's required PSI — underpowered air supply chokes impact wrenches and die grinders. Check the tool's air consumption spec and match it to your compressor's output, factoring in hose length and fittings that drop pressure.

Accessories wear according to material hardness and feed pressure. Carbide-tipped saw blades last longer in abrasive sheet materials than HSS; grinding discs rated for steel will load up on aluminium. Match the accessory's bore or arbor size to the tool, and check maximum RPM — an angle-grinder disc rated for 6,600 RPM will disintegrate on a tool spinning at 10,000. Replace worn bits and blades before they overheat or jam — dull tooling causes most cordless-drill failures and burns out motor brushes on corded kit.