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A drill is a tool used to make holes in various materials or an alternative to screw in screws, mainly used in construction and DIY projects. For making holes, there are multiple drill bits depending on the material, such as concrete, wood, PVC, and copper. While the first drills were hand-powered, recent models employ electric motors or are cordless, powered by rechargeable batteries. |
A drill is a tool used to make holes in various materials or an alternative to screw in screws, mainly used in construction and DIY projects. For making holes, there are multiple drill bits depending on the material, such as concrete, wood, PVC, and copper. While the first drills were hand-powered, recent models employ electric motors or are cordless, powered by rechargeable batteries. |
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==Recycling products== |
==Recycling products== |
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*[[Small Motor]] x 1 |
*[[Small Motor]] x 1 |
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*[[Plastic]] x 5 |
*[[Plastic]] x 5 |
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==How to obtain== |
==How to obtain== |
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**[[Small Warehouse]] |
**[[Small Warehouse]] |
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**[[Warehouse (TLS:DZ)|Warehouse]] |
**[[Warehouse (TLS:DZ)|Warehouse]] |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Revision as of 19:48, 2 July 2015
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| Electric Drill | |
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The Electric Drill is a junk item in The Last Stand: Dead Zone.
Description
Powered hand drill, only good for parts.
Background
A drill is a tool used to make holes in various materials or an alternative to screw in screws, mainly used in construction and DIY projects. For making holes, there are multiple drill bits depending on the material, such as concrete, wood, PVC, and copper. While the first drills were hand-powered, recent models employ electric motors or are cordless, powered by rechargeable batteries.
Sold in hardware stores and found in homes and construction sites.
Recycling products
- Copper Wire x 10
- Small Motor x 1
- Plastic x 5
How to obtain
- Likely Scavenging Locations:
Gallery
A cordless, electric drill in real life.