Rent a cordless drill, hammer drill, or impact driver from a neighbour — for one project, without buying tools you'll use twice.
Listings from local owners on toolshare
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A quality cordless drill from Milwaukee, DeWalt, or Makita costs $120–$300 — and if you only need it to hang a TV mount or assemble furniture, that's expensive for two hours of work. Renting a drill from a neighbour on toolshare makes sense for one-off projects, for when your battery has given up, or for when you need a hammer drill for masonry and don't own one.
A quality cordless drill costs $120–$300. If you do regular home projects, buying makes sense. Renting makes sense for one-off jobs, for hammer drills you rarely need, or when you need a specific battery platform you don't own.
Find a drill from a local owner in Bradford, Newmarket, Barrie, or across the GTA.
Pick your rental dates, confirm details with the owner, and pay securely online.
Meet the owner locally, use the drill for your project or event, and return it when done.
Drill rentals on toolshare from local owners near Bradford and Barrie typically run $15–$40/day for a quality cordless drill-driver. Hammer drills and rotary hammers for masonry work may be higher. Compare that to $120–$300 to buy a comparable new unit.
A standard drill-driver handles most household tasks — screws, assembly, wood drilling. A hammer drill adds a percussive action for drilling into concrete and masonry. An impact driver is for driving screws quickly with high torque. Specify what you're working on when messaging the owner so they can confirm the right tool.
Most owners include a basic bit set — but confirm in the listing or message the owner. For specialized bits (tile drill bits, long masonry bits, step bits), ask specifically before your rental day.
Many toolshare owners are flexible on time — message them directly to ask about half-day rates. The listed day rate is a starting point, not always a hard minimum.
Have a drill to rent out?
List it on toolshare and earn from it on the days you’re not using it. Free to list — you set the price.