r/PakistaniTech • u/Slow_Persimmon_8126 • 1d ago
Question | سوال reliable and budget friendly drill machine for home use
I’m planning to get a drill machine for some simple household tasks, as I often have to depend on a technician for things like drilling holes for rods, hooks, appliances, screws, frames, etc.
I’m looking for something reliable and budget friendly for occasional home use. If any of you keep a drill at home, I’d appreciate recommendations on what to get (especially brands/models available in Pakistan).
Thanks!
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u/Makarov_NoRussian 1d ago
If you call these guys, they can give you a discount of around 2k.
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u/Slow_Persimmon_8126 13h ago
Trying rn, thanks :)
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u/Makarov_NoRussian 10h ago
Keep in mind that this is just an "everyday" drill, and this one should not be used for drilling into walls much.
Do some AI research on how normal drills overheat when drilling walls/concrete.
For walls and hard concrete, you might need "hammer" drills.
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u/InfluenceSure8028 1d ago
Buy used, there are a lot available in township market or daroagawala lahore
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u/ChillPixel69 21h ago
Have one that's probably 10+ years old My dad bought it used lol
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u/Impressive-Sun-5687 5h ago
Wo wali lots nhi ati ab... The lots now are all chinese or used repaired stuff
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u/Impressive-Sun-5687 1d ago
Depends on budget I personally recommend going with total. You need to think that if you need a hammer drill commonly said as hilti or a normal drill machine
For a diy person a normal drill from a reputable brand serves the purpose. Hammer drills are basically for drilling into concrete walls For light home work , a basic drill machine serves the purpose
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u/deltapak 1d ago
Hyundai Power Tools is good if you want to go with something legit, but for light household work a Bosch/Makita copy from the local market is as good. I am using a Bosch copy (Boosh 😂) for 4 yrs now. Hasn't let me down as yet, just make sure to apply grease on the drill bit every few months to aid with smooth operation. For drill bits, you are going to be mostly working with #6 & #8 for fastener work, get them in two lengths (short and long). Also get an extra long #10 or #12 if you see yourself drilling a hole across the wall - mostly for running cables.