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Ryobi mains-powered percussion drills, combi hammers and a column drill

Ryobi mains-powered percussion drills, combi hammers and the column drill are corded drilling tools for anyone drilling into wood, metal, brick and concrete who wants steady power without charging batteries. They are the choice for the workshop or for a job with a socket close by.

Choose the type by the material first. A percussion drill bores into wood and metal and switches to hammer action for brick and light masonry. Power runs from 500 to 1200 W, and a machine with 2 speeds gives more control with large drill bits. For concrete and heavy holes, an SDS-Plus combi hammer or hammer drill of 680 to 1050 W works better: the hammer mechanism does the work instead of your arm, and the combi hammers can chisel too.

When you need to drill perfectly square and to depth, for example rows of holes in sheet or profile, you use the 5-speed column drill. With each machine, also check what comes with it, such as a case or an extra drill chuck. These drills belong to Ryobi electrical power tools, together with the Ryobi corded saws and planers for sawing and planing.

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