Bookworm1707
Member
Hi,
I am looking to forgo the pneumatic drill for an electric one. I have a few cordless drills at home, the fastest being 2000rpm. I believe part of the advantage of pneumatic drills is the rpm which seems to be up around the 4-6000rpm and that makes for more accurate holes.
I have found electric higher rpm drills, 4000rpm, but they will cost in the same region as a pneumatic.
I can get a good brand, lightweight cordless for about half the price of a good pneumatic the has an RPM in the 1800-2100 range.
I am totally overthinking this! But would be keen to know the RPM of those that are using cordless electric drills.
I am looking to forgo the pneumatic drill for an electric one. I have a few cordless drills at home, the fastest being 2000rpm. I believe part of the advantage of pneumatic drills is the rpm which seems to be up around the 4-6000rpm and that makes for more accurate holes.
I have found electric higher rpm drills, 4000rpm, but they will cost in the same region as a pneumatic.
I can get a good brand, lightweight cordless for about half the price of a good pneumatic the has an RPM in the 1800-2100 range.
I am totally overthinking this! But would be keen to know the RPM of those that are using cordless electric drills.