DeWalt Cordless SDS Drill

Why choose a DeWalt cordless SDS drill?

DeWalt cordless SDS drills combine portability with powerful performance and are a truly indispensable tool for professionals. 

The DeWalt 18v SDS drill range offers advanced technology with impressive torque and runtime, ensuring you can drill through concrete, brick, and masonry without ever compromising on efficiency. 

Choose a DeWalt 18v SDS drill body-only model to expand your toolkit and maximise compatibility with your existing DeWalt batteries, or opt for a complete DeWalt cordless SDS drill set for ultimate convenience. The choice is yours.

The SDS system ensures secure bit retention, reducing slippage during more demanding tasks, while brushless motor technology in models like the DeWalt 18v SDS brushless drill delivers increased efficiency and reduced maintenance so you can spend your time wisely.

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At ToolStore UK, we have a wide selection of DeWalt cordless SDS drills for you to choose from. Whether you need a lightweight, portable power tool for overhead work or a powerful solution for demanding masonry projects, we have the perfect DeWalt power tool to match your needs.

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DeWalt Cordless SDS Drill FAQs

What is the difference between an SDS Plus drill and an SDS Max drill?

An SDS drill is a type of SDS drill with a more advanced chuck design that accommodates specialised SDS Plus drill bits. SDS drills provide better grip and enhanced performance when drilling into hard materials like concrete and masonry. 

SDS Plus Drills have a smaller slotted drive system and can generally cope with drill bit sizes from 4.5mm to 32mm. Some models also have the ability to carry out light chiselling applications. SDS plus drills are generally the more popular option because of their lighter weight and versatility. SDS Max drills have a larger slotted drive system and are suitable for drilling holes from 12mm to 50mm. 

SDS Max machines can also be used to carry out heavier chiselling and demolition applications. These machines tend to be used more in heavier construction and demolition settings.

What does SDS stand for in DeWalt?

SDS stands for “Slotted Drive System,” referring to the unique chuck design that securely holds SDS drill bits. This system allows for efficient power transfer and reduces tool wear, making SDS drills an excellent choice for high-impact tasks.

Can you put a normal drill bit in an SDS drill?

SDS drills require specific SDS drill bits for optimal performance, but you can use an adapter to fit standard drill bits. However, it’s worth noting that using normal drill bits may reduce the drill's efficiency, which isn’t recommended for more heavy-duty tasks.

Can I use an SDS drill on wood?

Yes, you can use an SDS drill on wood by using the appropriate drill bit with a keyless chuck and SDS+ adaptor. However, SDS drills are primarily designed for harder materials, so a standard drill may be more efficient for woodworking tasks.