📖 AirTool Wiki
Construction
v1Category guide · Generated 3 July 2026
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Usage notes
- Before activating the tool, ensure it is securely fastened to the material
- For concrete, use the appropriate hammer drill setting
- For wood or masonry, select the standard drill or impact driver mode
- Maintain a firm grip and allow the tool to perform the work; do not force it
- This tool is ideal for drilling holes for anchors, mounting fixtures, and general construction tasks
Safety advice
- Always wear safety glasses and hearing protection
- Use gloves to prevent blisters and improve grip
- Be aware of electrical hazards if drilling near existing wiring
- Ensure no one is positioned behind the drilling point
- Consult NZ WorkSafe guidelines for safe drilling practices, especially in commercial settings
Maintenance
- Keep the ventilation slots clean by regularly blowing out dust
- For cordless models, store batteries in a cool, dry place and avoid overcharging
- Before each use, check for any loose parts or damaged cords
- Promptly replace worn drill bits or masonry tips
Good to know — history & types
- Impact drills combine rotation with percussive blows, enabling faster drilling in hard materials
- Variants include hammer drills, designed for masonry, and impact drivers, suited for fasteners
- Popular brands known for their durability and performance include Bosch, Makita, and DeWalt
Further reading
About this page: Content is AI-generated from web sources and the local knowledge model. Always refer to the manufacturer manual and follow WorkSafe NZ guidelines for your specific tool and task.· v1