Kreg 20V Ionic Drive 1/2″ Compact Drill
Compact, powerful, and well-built — a dependable cordless drill for woodworkers and serious DIYers.
Drilling & Driving
Canadian Woodworking offers detailed product profiles and hands‑on reviews of drills and drivers, helping you choose tools that deliver power, precision, and versatility.
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Bosch 18V Professional impact driver kit
Packed with practical features that make it an excellent choice for avid DIYers, home renovators, on-the-go service technicians, and trades professionals alike.
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Festool CXS 18 and TXS 18 cordless drill-drivers
Versatile, compact, precision drilling and fastening systems for jobsite or workshop.
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A hammer drill is similar to a conventional drill/driver in that it uses rotational force to turn a drill bit or driver bit. However, it also uses a hammering function to create a vibrating action.
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CAT 18V 1/2″ cordless hammer drill/driver kit
The DX12 18V hammer drill/driver has the features and power that contractors, renovators and tradespeople are likely to want.
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FLEX 24V drill driver/impact driver kit
Impressive build quality, great features and excellent performance make this a first rate choice in a pro-grade power tool kit.
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Einhell 18V cordless drill/driver kit
New Market Brand Offers Value
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CAT 18V brushless 1/2″ drill/driver kit
A premium drill/driver with the build quality, features and power that renovators, tradespeople, service technicians and avid DIYers can rely on.
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DEWALT ATOMIC 1/4″ Cordless 3-speed Impact Driver
Amazingly compact, frighteningly powerful.
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DEWALT Xtreme 5-in-1 Cordless Drill/Driver
An exceptionally versatile and compact, precision drilling and fastening system.
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First, let’s get this out of the way. Power. It’s got loads of power. I completely buried a series of 2-1/2″ long x #10 flat head screws into solid red oak quickly and effortlessly.
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Using Milwaukee’s Surge for a few days made me realize I should free up a place on my drill storage rack for a small impact driver.
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King Canada 8022L Impact Driver
It’s funny, when I have my own tools in my hand I’m quite careful with them. But when someone gives me a tool to try, I always pick the worst possible jobs to try it out on.
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With so many impact drivers on the market, where’s a woodworker or DIYer supposed to start? We take a close look at five kits, and let you know the pros and cons of each before you buy.
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An impact driver delivers significantly more torque than a drill / driver, and is less likely to twist your wrist when the fastener stops or binds.
