Impact Drill WORX WX328 810W 2-speed 13mm keyless chuck

The WORX WX328 810W 2-speed impact drill with a 13mm keyless chuck is a corded electric drill designed for versatile drilling and light impact work. With an 810 watt motor and a two-speed gearbox, this model offers adjustable performance for tasks ranging from precision drilling in wood and metal to drilling in masonry. The 13mm keyless chuck allows fast bit changes without tools, and the compact, lightweight housing with an ergonomic handle supports extended use while maintaining control.

Advantages

The drill combines a high-power motor with a two-speed gearbox to balance torque and speed for different materials. The keyless 13mm chuck simplifies bit replacement and supports a wide range of drill and driver bits. An ergonomic handle and reduced overall weight improve handling and reduce user fatigue during prolonged jobs. The impact function delivers percussive force when working with masonry while the variable speed control enables precise starts and finishing.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for furniture assembly and carpentry
• Drilling and fastening in metal structures and sheet metal
• Light to medium masonry drilling for anchors, plugs, and fixtures
• General household DIY and repair tasks
• Workshop tasks that require variable speed and impact capability

Key specifications

• Power: 810 W
• Gearbox: 2-speed transmission for low/high speed ranges
• Chuck type: 13 mm keyless chuck for quick bit changes
• Functionality: Drill and impact (hammer) mode
• Ergonomics: Lightweight design with ergonomic handle
• Speed control: Variable speed trigger for controlled starts

How to use

Select the appropriate speed range for the material — lower speed for high torque tasks like masonry or large-diameter bits, higher speed for wood and metal drilling. Insert the desired drill bit into the 13 mm keyless chuck and tighten it by hand until secure. Set the mode selector to drill or impact depending on whether you need percussive action. Use the variable-speed trigger to start slowly and increase speed as the bit advances. Maintain a firm, stable grip on the ergonomic handle and keep the drill perpendicular to the work surface for accurate holes. When drilling masonry, use the impact mode and a suitable masonry bit; when drilling metal or wood, switch off impact mode for cleaner holes.

Usage recommendations

For best results, wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection. Use bits rated for the target material and avoid excessive side pressure. Allow the motor to cool during extended heavy use and secure workpieces with clamps or a vice to ensure accuracy and safety.