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A [[drill (tool)]] used to make holes in hard material such as stone and concrete, which moves its cutting bit in a repetitive linear motion or combined with a rotary motion; many hand power drills have selectable hammer and rotary modes | A [[drill (tool)]] used to make holes in hard material such as stone and concrete, which moves its cutting bit in a repetitive linear motion or combined with a rotary motion; many hand power drills have selectable hammer and rotary modes. A [[rotary hammer]] is similar but usually larger | ||
Latest revision as of 10:55, 4 June 2009
A drill (tool) used to make holes in hard material such as stone and concrete, which moves its cutting bit in a repetitive linear motion or combined with a rotary motion; many hand power drills have selectable hammer and rotary modes. A rotary hammer is similar but usually larger