What’s a pneumatic drill?

Air drills, also known as jackhammers, are large, portable compressed air drills used for construction and salvage work. They rely on air pressure from diesel-powered compressors to move the bits up and down. Air drills are efficient, but noisy and require training to operate safely. They consist of an outer casing, handle, hoses, drill bit, […]

What’s a Clamp Drill?

A drill clamp attaches to a portable drill, allowing it to be used as a stationary tool. It’s commonly used by professionals in the field and hobbyists with limited workshop space. The clamp locks the drill in place, providing precision and control for tasks such as drilling holes or polishing materials. It’s important to choose […]

What’s a radial drill press?

A radial drill press has an extended arm for drilling large workpieces. It allows movement in multiple directions and can drill non-vertical holes. Large industrial machines have large drill bits and cooling systems, while smaller DIY versions have similar flexibility. A radial drill press is a machine tool that has an extended arm or beam […]

What’s an Army Drill Trainer?

The United States Army drill instructor is responsible for training new recruits in the basics of army life and the mission of the army. They are responsible for training recruits as combat soldiers and instilling core values. The drill instructor wears a round brown campaign hat and is responsible for teaching recruits all aspects of […]

What’s a Disaster Drill?

Disaster drills simulate disasters to practice responses, identify weaknesses, and familiarize people with steps to take. They range from basic drills for individuals to community-wide exercises with civilian actors. Regular drills are required for public buildings and can be organized for families. A disaster drill is an exercise in which people simulate the circumstances of […]

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