Girls With Power Tools: Power Drill Part One. Yes, I actually opened a pickle jar on my worktable and spilled pickle juice, but it was worth it to explain torque. 🥒 No one likes a physics lesson, but this one’s worth knowing. Torque is that twisting power (rotational force)that keeps your drill turning when things get tough. It’s like riding a bike. speed gets you moving, but the second you start pedaling uphill, you meet resistance. That’s when you need a little more power to keep going. Once

Girls With Power Tools Series: Drill vs. Impact Driver Part 2 They may look alike, but they’re not the same tool. Here’s the easiest way to remember the difference: Your drill/driver is designed to drill holes and drive screws for light to medium jobs. That’s why it’s called a drill and driver — it can do both. Your impact driver is built for one thing — driving. It adds bursts of force that make it perfect for long screws, dense wood, and tough materials. But notice it’s not called an impact dr

Welcome to Girls With Power Tools 💪 If you’re new here, this series is for the women who have an endless list of DIY projects but were never taught how to use the tools. I break everything down in a way that’s approachable, practical, and meant to build real confidence. If you’ve been around for a while, thank you for supporting me and I can’t wait to see all of you in 2026. If you just found me, go ahead and binge the current tutorials. They’re designed to be watched in any order and saved for