Core Drill for Sale - Hand-Held

Looking for a Core Drill for Sale – Hand-Held that delivers power and precision in one compact design? At Concrete Tools Direct, we stock contractor-grade hand-held core drills from trusted brands like Weka and Core Bore, built for mobility and control in concrete, masonry, and other hard materials. Choose from electric and hydraulic models with coring capacities up to 6 inches. Enjoy fast U.S. shipping, no sales tax (except TX), and professional-quality tools built to perform on every jobsite.

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Top-Rated Core Drills - Hand-Held

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Our experts selected these contractor-grade hand-held core drills for precision, portability, and long-lasting performance. Perfect for coring concrete, masonry, and other hard surfaces, these drills deliver clean, efficient holes on every jobsite.

Weka DK16 Diamond Core Drill 3-6 Inch - 19AMP | 1PH | 110V - Hand-Held

Drill with power and precision using the Weka DK16 Diamond Core Drill. This hand-held core drill is built for tough jobs, with a powerful 19 AMP motor and the ability to drill holes from 3 to 6 Inches in diameter.
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Husqvarna DM 200 | Handheld Core Drill

The Husqvarna DM 200 is a robust handheld electric core drill, built for both dry and wet drilling. With a powerful 2.68 hp motor, this corded tool is designed to cater to the needs of both professional and semi-professional users.
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Weka DK12 Diamond Core Drill 3-6 Inch - 14AMP|1PH|110V - Hand-Held

Drill clean, precise holes in concrete, brick, and masonry with the Weka DK12 Diamond Core Drill. This hand-held unit handles core sizes from 3 to 6 Inch and runs on standard 110V power, making it great for job sites and indoor work.
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How to Choose the Right Hand-Held Core Drill

Selecting the right hand-held core drill is essential for fast, precise, and efficient coring in concrete, masonry, and other hard surfaces. Consider power type, coring diameter, and drill compatibility to ensure professional-grade performance on every jobsite.

Power & Motor Type

Electric or hydraulic models each offer advantages. Choose based on jobsite requirements, core diameter, and the need for portability versus torque.

Coring Diameter & Depth

Select a drill that supports the core diameter and depth required for your project. Smaller diameters are ideal for light-duty work, while larger diameters handle commercial and industrial coring.

Drill Compatibility & Mounting

Ensure your core drill is compatible with the required core bits and mounting system. Proper fit enhances cutting efficiency, accuracy, and safety.

Durability & Maintenance

Look for reinforced housings, high-quality bearings, and accessible maintenance points to extend the tool’s lifespan under heavy use.

Jobsite Environment

Consider mobility needs, overhead or tight-space applications, and surface conditions when selecting a hand-held core drill to ensure consistent, clean coring results.
Choosing the right hand-held core drill ensures precise, efficient coring and long-lasting performance. Explore our selection to find contractor-grade drills trusted for professional results on every jobsite.

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Browse our selection of hand-held core drills from trusted brands — built for precision, durability, and professional-grade performance on the jobsite.

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Core Bore
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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

What is the best hand-held core drill for concrete?

For reliable performance on concrete, masonry, and other hard surfaces, look for hand-held core drills from trusted brands like Weka and Core Bore. Choose models with appropriate motor power and coring capacity for your specific application.

Can hand-held core drills handle multiple materials?

Yes. Many hand-held core drills are designed for versatile use, including concrete, masonry, and brick. Using the correct core bit ensures clean, precise holes with minimal wear on the tool.

Should I use electric or hydraulic hand-held core drills?

Electric drills are ideal for single-phase jobsite power and smaller diameters, while hydraulic drills provide higher torque and performance for larger cores or demanding conditions. Choose based on jobsite requirements and mobility needs.

How do I maintain a hand-held core drill?

Keep the drill clean, inspect the motor, bearings, and core bits regularly, and follow manufacturer guidelines for lubrication and proper use. Regular maintenance ensures consistent performance, longer tool life, and safer operation.