American Made Drills
Looking for American made drills?, Well I have researched and compiled a list of 6 US brands who still make air operated drills, corded drills, cordless drills, benchtop jewelers drills and industrial drill presses, right here in America.
I've included a few details about the companies and their products along with direct links to both the manufacturer and on-line retailers where you can get the latest prices, shipping costs, special offers and more, if available.
USA Made ↔ Power Tools ↔ Drills ↓
Cordless Drills
Stanley Black & Decker is closing a Fort Mill factory where it makes DeWalt & Craftsman power tools. A layoff notice was reported to the state March 11, 2024, with the time range of May 10 through Dec. 31 for when the plant will close.
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Craftsman is bringing job opportunities and pride in craftsmanship back to America.
The Craftsman CMCD720D2 V20 Cordless Brushless 1/2-in. Drill/Driver (2 Batteries) is ready for your drilling and fastening needs.
Brushless motors provide up to 60% more runtime* and produces 400 unit watts.
2-Speed gearbox with speeds of 0-600/0-2100.
1/2-in keyless chuck.
LED light.
Produced at the Stanley/Black & Decker facility in Fort Mill, SC. -
DEWALT was founded in America and is still based in America. Each of their 7 US manufacturing facilities produces some of their most popular tools.
These models of drills are assembled in the USA.
DCD780C2 - Drill/Driver.
DCK285C2 - Hammer Drill/Impact Driver.
DCK287D2 - Hammer Drill/Impact Driver.
DCK299M2 - Hammer Drill/Impact Driver.
DW257 - - - - Screwgun.
DCK420D2 - 4 Tool Combo.
Corded Drill
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The DW257 2,500 rpm VSR All-Purpose Screwgun is ideal for depth sensitivity for consistent fastener depth.
Constructed with helical-cut steel and heat-treated steel gears for long life and durability.
Rubber grip and two-finger trigger provides comfort and control.
Doubles as a drill when using hex-shank drill bits.
Drill Press
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In 1964, the Cameron family began building the first manual Cameron Micro Drill Presses at the very same location they are produced today. Their quality presses are used by skilled craftsmen who use them in the manufacturing and repair of clocks and jewelry making, in aerospace & avionics, medical R&D, electronics & more.
The Cameron Model 704 Precision Micro Benchtop Drill Press is specially designed to allow Drilling and light Milling of larger work pieces.
The tri-top head mounting assembly allows for machining at a distance of 7 7/8” from the edge of the work piece while the height of the Riser Columns enable the machining of a 5” tall work piece. -
Clausing Industrial, Inc has moved their 20" Industrial Drill manufacturing back to the USA.
Their Two Speed or Single Speed Variable Speed Drill Press allows you to dial to the best rpm for the tool and material while the job is running.
A flip of the switch changes from low range to high range, perfect for production applications with quick change tooling (Two Speed Versions)
Greater capacity, too, with Clausing Two Speed, production rated 1” in cast iron, 3/4” in steel. -
Ellis Mfg. Co., Inc. is a family owned small Verona business located in south central Wisconsin. The company was founded in 1950 by D.R. Ellis and his sons, Wayne and Homer.
Today, the company is owned and operated by Wayne’s daughter, Barbara and her children, Jonas and Jo Ellen. The success of Ellis Mfg. products owes much to the dedicated employees who strive to make superior machines.
Ellis produces the 9400 Drill Press model featuring the latest technology. This quality built machine operates with infinitely variable speed control while maintaining high torque at all speeds.
Air Drill
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Sioux produces an extensive line of air operated drills, including pistol grip, rapid reverse, straight, miniature & large angle, D handle & T handle drills.
From raw material to final assembly, Sioux Tools have been designed, engineered and manufactured in the USA for over 100 years.
Hand Drill
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. This replica is closely based on the collectible Whitney patent drill originally produced near the end of the 19th century. A relatively small drill, it excels at predrilling for screws and other light-duty tasks.
Two collets are included, one that accepts drill bits from 1/64" to 3/64" and the other drill bits from 1/16" to 3/32".
Special Note: This item is made in North America, specifically Canada, and not America.
