Want to perform your DIY house repair or renovation projects like a real pro? With the right power tools a bit of dexterity, you will be stunned at the professional results you can achieve in your projects. The various uses of different power tools dictate the specific power tools that are required to perform the project on hand. It is essential to have the right power tools to save you the hassle of an unplanned trip to the local hardware or home center. While the list of available tools is long and almost endless, here are two essential power tools that every home owner ought to have in their home repair kit.

Rechargeable drill 

A handheld, battery-powered drill is particularly useful for driving nails or screws into drywalls, wooden curtain boxes, and so on. Since this type of drill is cordless, it makes it easier for users to move around the work site. Even though drilling holes may quickly drain the battery's charge, the drill can drive a lot of screws with only a single charge. Unlike power screwdrivers that have electrical cords, some battery-powered models of drills available on the market come with a clutch, allows the drill to stop spontaneously before you can strip the screw head. A rechargeable drill can be used to perform a multiplicity of DIY household projects. Mounting mirrors on bathroom or bedroom walls, holding pieces of artwork against the wall with screw-in hooks, tightening loose wire fencing, and assembling a bookshelf are just but a few of the numerous uses for a rechargeable drill. The best part is that a battery-powered drill will ensure that your work keeps flowing, as you can leave one battery charging while using another.

Circular saw

There is good reason why this workhorse is found in many homes. It is portable power tool that has endless uses. A circular saw can be used to cut a myriad of material including wood, concrete, brick, glass, stucco, ceramic tiles, and some metals. In most cases, circular saws are electrically-powered, and these tools are nifty enough to handle many residential sawing tasks. When used to cut framing wood, for example, circular saws produce straight cuts. You can even adjust the angle of the round disk-type blade to produce diagonal cuts as well. Different blade types have different abilities. You can choose a steel, diamond or carbide-tipped blade, etc. depending on the requirements of your job.

For more information about the power tools you may need for common projects around your house, visit a local supplier.