Cordless Drill Driver SKIL 3065HC 20 V with 2 x 2 Ah Batteries

The SKIL 3065HC Cordless Drill Driver operates on a 20 V system and is supplied with two 2 Ah removable batteries to provide extended runtime and the option of quick battery swaps. Designed for drilling and screwdriving in wood, metal and plastics, this compact cordless tool is intended for home renovation tasks and light professional work where portability and ease of use are important.

Advantages

The drill driver combines a 20 V power platform with two 2 Ah batteries to balance performance and runtime while keeping the tool lightweight and easy to handle. Its removable batteries enable uninterrupted work by switching between cells, and the compact design improves access in tight spaces. The tool is suitable for common drilling and fastening tasks across different materials without requiring a power outlet.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes and screwdriving in wood for furniture assembly and carpentry
• Light metal drilling and fastening on thin sheet metal and brackets
• Work with plastic components and installing fixtures in home renovation
• Portable tasks on-site where corded tools are impractical

Key specifications

• Voltage: 20 V system for cordless operation
• Batteries: two removable 2 Ah rechargeable batteries for extended runtime
• Application materials: suitable for wood, metal and plastics
• Intended use: drilling and screwdriving for home renovation and light professional tasks
• Design: compact, handheld cordless drill driver for improved accessibility

How to use

Install a charged 2 Ah battery into the drill until it clicks into place. Select the appropriate drill bit or screwdriver bit and secure it in the chuck. Adjust torque or speed settings according to the material and fastener size, then position the bit on the workpiece and squeeze the trigger to drill or drive. Swap batteries when runtime decreases to maintain continuous operation; follow the manufacturer’s guidance for charging and battery care.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable drill bits and screwdriver tips for wood, metal or plastic to avoid damage. Start with lower torque or speed settings for small fasteners and thin materials, and increase as needed. Charge both batteries before first use and store them in a cool, dry place when not in use. For safety, wear eye protection and secure workpieces during drilling.