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Power Tools for Australian Trade and DIY Projects

Browse drills, saws, sanders, grinders, nailers, outdoor power equipment and workshop tools for Australian trade, maintenance and DIY tasks. Compare power source, voltage, speed, torque or cutting capacity, compatible accessories,... Read moreShow less

Power tools for Australian trade, workshop and DIY projects

Choose power tools by material, workload, power source, capacity and compatible accessories. Cordless platforms can suit mobile trades and regional work, while corded tools support sustained work where suitable power is available.

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Use the live child links below for drills, saws, sanders, grinders, nailers and powered outdoor equipment. Connect compressed air through air compressors, heavy workshop equipment through industrial tools and organisation through tool storage.

Check voltage, battery and charger inclusion, speed, torque, cutting capacity, fitting, guards and duty level. Use each tool only as instructed with required protective equipment. Licensed work must be completed by qualified people.

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Frequently asked questions about Power Tools

How do I choose a cordless power-tool platform?
Compare voltage, battery capacity, supported tools, charger compatibility and whether the kit includes a battery. Staying within one suitable platform can simplify charging and future tool additions.
What specifications matter when comparing power tools?
The relevant specification depends on the task and may include torque, no-load speed, cutting depth, blade or disc size, impact rate and duty level. Compare those values with the intended material and workload.
What safety equipment is needed with power tools?
Follow the tool instructions and task-specific requirements, which may include eye, hearing, respiratory, hand or foot protection. Keep guards fitted and use suitable extraction or ventilation where required.