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Meaning of hand drill
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hand drill (n)
a small portable drill held and operated by hand
hand drill Sentence Examples
- The carpenter wielded his hand drill effortlessly, piercing through the thick wood.
- With a steady hand, the mechanic used the hand drill to remove a seized bolt.
- The hobbyist meticulously employed the hand drill to create intricate patterns in a piece of leather.
- The construction worker utilized a heavy-duty hand drill to drive screws into concrete.
- The dentist deftly used a mini hand drill to prepare a patient's tooth for a filling.
- The jewelers used precision hand drills to create delicate designs in precious metals.
- The sculptor's hand drill allowed him to carve fine details into the stone.
- The archaeologist carefully used a hand drill to extract a pottery shard from an ancient ruin.
- The model maker employed a small hand drill to shape delicate parts for a miniature airplane.
- The engineer used a cordless hand drill to assemble a circuit board with precision and ease.
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a small portable drill held and operated by hand
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The carpenter wielded his hand drill effortlessly, piercing through the thick wood.
With a steady hand, the mechanic used the hand drill to remove a seized bolt.
The hobbyist meticulously employed the hand drill to create intricate patterns in a piece of leather.
The construction worker utilized a heavy-duty hand drill to drive screws into concrete.
