At Big League Construction Supply, we offer a wide range of power tools and accessories. Our goal is to provide you with the right supplies for any necessary project. Whether you need to drill, cut, grind, or fasten, we have the selection available to provide the power, precision, and reliability needed. Explore our key product categories below to find the right tools for your construction project.
Drilling and Fastening Tools
Our drilling and fastening tools provide high-performance and longevity. Whether you’re working with wood, metal, or masonry, these drills and drivers are engineered to handle either.
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- Cordless Drills: Versatile and portable, our cordless drills are battery powered to provide the freedom to work in any location without the hassle of cords.
- Impact Drivers: Ideal for driving screws and bolts into tough materials with high torque.
- Hammer Drills: Designed for heavy-duty drilling into concrete, stone, and masonry.
Cutting Tools
Achieve precision cuts through a variety of materials with our saws and grinders. The goal is a clean, professional finish starting with a sturdy grip.
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- Circular Saws: Perfect for straight cuts through wood and sheet materials with speed and accuracy.
- Reciprocating Saws: Versatile saws for demolition work, easily cutting through metal, wood, and concrete.
- Grinders: High-power tools for cutting, grinding, and polishing metal and stone.
Concrete Power Tools
For concrete work, our selection provides what you need for mixing, cutting, and finishing with ease and precision.
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- Concrete Saws: Built for cutting through reinforced concrete with efficiency and speed.
- Concrete Mixers: Efficient mixers for preparing concrete, ensuring a uniform and consistent mix.
- Concrete Vibrators: Used to remove air pockets from freshly poured concrete, ensuring a smooth and strong surface.
Additional Accessories
The last bits to power everything through. Stock up on the batteries, drill bits, and blades you need to keep your tools up and running smoothly.
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- Drill Bits: Available in a variety of sizes and materials for wood, metal, and masonry drilling.
- Saw Blades: High-quality blades designed for wood, metal, and concrete cutting.
- Batteries and Chargers: Long-lasting batteries and quick chargers to keep your cordless tools powered up and ready to go.
FAQs
1. What are the benefits of using cordless drills?
Cordless drills operate through battery power, allowing you mobile flexibility during your project. Whether you’re working out in the field or on a location without a convenient power source, cordless drills are a great solution! Their high powered batteries also ensure a powerful performance matched by your typical corded models.
2. What’s the difference between a circular saw and a reciprocating saw?
A circular saw is ideal for straight, clean cuts in materials like wood and sheet metal. A reciprocating saw is better suited for rough cuts and demolition, especially in hard-to-reach areas or when cutting through a variety of materials like wood, metal, and plastic.
3. When should I use a hammer drill?
Hammer drills are designed for heavy-duty drilling into hard materials like concrete, brick, and masonry. They use both rotary and hammering action to penetrate tough surfaces.
4. How can I extend the life of my saw blades?
To extend the life of your saw blades, make sure to choose the right blade for the material you’re cutting, avoid overheating by not forcing the tool, and regularly clean the blades to remove debris and buildup. Circular cold saw blades can endure as many as 800 to 1,000 cuts before needing to be sharpened, and they can be sharpened up to 30 or 40 times during the lifespan of the blade.
5. What are concrete vibrators used for?
When mixing concrete, you want to make sure the mixture is compact and solid. Concrete vibrators are used to vibrate the mixture to eliminate air pockets. This process strengthens the concrete and helps prevent cracks or voids in the finished product.
6. Can I use the same drill bits for wood and masonry?
You can not use the same drill bits for wood and masonry. For masonry, the drill bits are designed to handle the hardness of concrete, brick, and stone. Wood bits are designed for softer materials. Using the wrong bit can damage both the bit and the material you’re working on, and it won’t provide effective results.
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