About DrillTable
DrillTable is an independent reference for cordless drill specs and drilling numbers: a sortable comparison of current models, and charts for speeds, pilot holes, tap drills, and hole saws. It is a one-person publishing project, built and maintained by a single operator. It is not affiliated with any tool brand or retailer.
Why it exists
The numbers you need to choose a drill or drill a hole are scattered across manufacturer pages, supplier catalogs, and forum threads, and they do not always agree. One listing says 550 UWO, another says 300 in-lbs for the same tool, and the torque wars make brand-published numbers hard to compare at all. This site puts the numbers side by side, cites where each one came from, and prints disagreements instead of papering over them.
How the tables are made
- Start with the manufacturer. Official product pages and published spec sheets are the first source for every model and every fastener figure.
- Cross-check before publishing. Each figure is checked against at least two independent sources: another manufacturer document, a supplier or standards body (ANSI, ISO), or an independent test. A number lands in a table only after the sources agree.
- Show disagreements instead of hiding them. When published references conflict, both values are printed with the reason, the way the pilot hole chart carries both the NDS-derived and DIY-standard columns.
- Label estimates as estimates. Prices are street-price bands, not quotes; the comparison says so on the page. Where a value is a conversion or an approximation, the page tells you.
What this site is not
It is not a tool dealer, no brand pays for placement, and there is no claim of professional trade or engineering credentials behind it. What backs these tables is the sourcing method described above, not a résumé. When a figure is wrong, it gets fixed and the correction is noted.
Contact and corrections
A spec that has drifted from the manufacturer's page, or a chart that disagrees with the standard it cites? Email h87936622@gmail.com; replies take a few days. The contact page has the details.
Last updated: September 2026.