Electric drill Fieldmann FDV 10201-A

Fieldmann FDV 10201-A is a corded electric drill designed for drilling and fastening tasks in wood, metal and plastic. The compact design provides ease of handling and accurate drilling control for household repairs, furniture assembly and small construction projects. Steady power delivery makes it suitable for do-it-yourself users and light professional applications where consistent speed and dependable torque are required.

Advantages

The drill combines a compact, ergonomic housing with a straightforward corded power supply to deliver continuous operation without battery changes. Its size and balance reduce user fatigue during repetitive tasks, while a standard key or keyless chuck (as applicable) allows secure bit clamping for a range of drill and driver bits. The device supports precise control of drilling depth and alignment for accurate results in common home and workshop materials.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for furniture assembly and shelving
• Light metal drilling and fastening of brackets or fittings
• Drilling and screwdriving in plastic components and household items
• General household repairs and maintenance tasks
• Small construction and renovation jobs requiring continuous power

Key specifications

• Power source: mains (corded electric)
• Intended materials: wood, metal, plastic
• Design: compact, ergonomic housing for handheld use
• Chuck type: standard chuck compatible with common drill bits and driver bits
• Application level: DIY and light professional use

How to use

Select an appropriate drill bit or driver bit and secure it in the chuck according to the chuck type. Position the drill perpendicular to the work surface, apply steady pressure, and run the drill at a speed suitable for the material. For metal, start with a pilot hole and moderate speed; for wood, use a higher speed and steady feed. Keep the power cord clear of the drilling area and secure workpieces with clamps where needed to ensure accurate and safe drilling.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection and, where applicable, hearing protection. Use clamps to secure small or thin workpieces. Allow the drill to reach working speed before contacting the material and avoid excessive pressure that can damage bits or work surfaces. Unplug the drill before changing bits or performing maintenance.