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Summary: If you don't have power an electric hand drill is useless. Learn how to power hand drills and other power tools in this free video.

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Chrsitopher D. Ramirez Christopher D. Ramirez is a performance mechanic and custom fabricator for Tampa Bay's Driven Concepts. read more

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How to Power Electric Hand Drills

Hi, I?m Danny from Tampa, Florida and on behalf of Expert Village I?m going to show you how to use and maintain a electric hand drill. I?m going to talk about powering up the drills. If you are using a corded one you just want to make sure that the wires are not cut off or crimped. You just want to plug in into your standard outlet. For these you?re just going to plug it right up to your compressor right into this fitting here. For the battery operated drills when the battery goes low you just take them out, put them on the charger. It usually charges have the quick charge they would charge like in 30-15 minutes. Put your battery in and you have power. There is also on these battery operated ones there is high and low for high speed drill and low speed drilling.

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