Corded equipment tools have made a larger appearance in the construction industry as it is considered by most to be a green alternative. These tools are very powerful than their cordless counterparts and can deliver more torque and power.
Corded reciprocating saw
The corded reciprocating saw is a hand-held power tool that cuts using a back-and-forth stroke. The blade moves in and out of the saw’s handle to make the cut, which is why it’s also known as an “out and back” saw.
The corded reciprocating saw is ideal for cutting sheet metal and pipes, but its blades are not designed for cutting wood or metal. The blade can be changed depending on what you want to do with the tool. A metal blade is best for cutting metal, while a wood blade works well on wood and plastic.
Corded circular saw
A corded circular saw makes straight cuts in materials such as plywood, drywall, particle board, and lumber. It has a round blade that spins when you pull the trigger on the tool’s handle to cut. A circular saw has a base where you place your foot to stabilize yourself while using the tool.
Corded right-angle drill
Corded right-angle drills are used for drilling holes in wood and metal. They’re ideal for woodworking, cabinet making, and remodeling. Most of these drills have a pistol-grip handle that allows you to get into tight spaces. The corded right-angle drill is generally less expensive than its cordless counterpart because it doesn’t require batteries or chargers.
Corded hammer drill
The corded hammer drill is designed to bore holes into concrete and masonry material. It has the same features as a standard cordless hammer drill but uses an electric cord instead of battery power. The corded hammer drill can be used for many home improvement projects, such as installing floor tile, hanging pictures, and installing kitchen cabinets.
Corded miter saw
A corded miter saw is a common tool that can be used for cutting wood and other materials. It uses a blade that rotates at high speeds to cut through the material in front of it. This type of saw has many uses, including construction and remodeling projects.
A diamond blade wet tile saw.
A diamond blade wet tile saw is another common tool used in construction and remodeling projects. It allows you to cut through concrete and other hard materials without damaging your blade or the surface beneath it. This makes it an ideal choice if you’re working with concrete sidewalks or walls that need repair work done on them before new tiles are installed on top of them.
Brushless angle grinder
This tool is used for cutting, grinding, and polishing. It can be used in different places, industries, and construction sites. The machine has a high-speed rotary brushless motor which is powerful enough to cut or grind any material or surface.
The high-velocity air mover
This tool is used for drying surfaces after construction work. It works faster than other methods of drying, and it also can be used in many other ways, such as clearing debris from the construction site.
Conclusion
The tools listed above should give you a great overview of the types of tools used in construction equipment. Of course, this certainly isn’t an exhaustive list, and there are dozens of other varieties out there, but these are the more widely used and popular varieties.