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Makita

Makita DS4010 750W Corded Drill

Corded Electric750 W

₹22,576Incl. GST

  • In stock
  • Next day dispatch
  • Not returnable unless damaged, defective or wrong
Makita

Makita DS4011 750W Corded Drill

Corded Electric750 W

₹22,524Incl. GST

  • In stock
  • Next day dispatch
  • Not returnable unless damaged, defective or wrong

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About Drill Machine

A corded drill machine is the basic tool for drilling holes in steel, wood and plastic in workshops, maintenance departments and homes. Check the chuck capacity first: 10 mm and 13 mm chucks are the most common. A 13 mm drill takes larger bits and usually has more power for steel drilling.

Compare input power in watts, the speed range and whether the speed is variable. Low speed with high torque suits large holes in metal, while high speed suits small holes and wood. A reversible switch helps free stuck bits. If you also need to drill brick or concrete, choose a model with a hammer mode, and for regular RCC work a rotary hammer is the better tool. A keyless chuck is quicker to use, while a keyed chuck grips tightly for heavy drilling. Look at weight and the side handle for comfort during long jobs.

We list Milwaukee, Makita, Xtra Power, Turtle, MAF PRO and other brands at prices that include GST, with a GST invoice on every order and delivery across India. For maintenance teams and workshops buying several units, ask for a bulk quotation.

Questions buyers ask

10 mm or 13 mm drill machine: which is better?

A 10 mm drill is lighter and fine for small holes and light work. A 13 mm drill takes bigger bits and usually has more power, so it suits steel drilling and regular workshop use.

Can a normal drill machine make holes in a concrete wall?

A plain rotary drill struggles in concrete. Use a drill with a hammer mode and a masonry bit for brick and light concrete, or a rotary hammer for regular RCC work.

Why does a drill machine need variable speed?

Variable speed lets you start a hole without the bit slipping and run slower for large holes in metal, which reduces heat and bit wear. High speed is better for small holes and wood.

Do prices include GST?

Yes. Prices include GST and every order gets a GST invoice.