Need to drill precise holes in wood, metal, or plastic?
An electric drill (corded) delivers consistent power for drilling and driving. With no battery to run out, it’s ideal for extended work sessions — drilling multiple holes in metal, mixing paint, or any job where you need sustained torque near a power outlet.
With Poppins, drill like a pro. Our app connects you with neighbors and local shops who have a drill available right now. You might find one on your street — ready to pick up today.
Rent from private owners or local professionals
On Poppins, find a drill to rent near you — listed by neighbours or local shops in your area. Every rental is covered by the Poppins Warranty up to €5,000.
You might also need
Rent a Cordless Drill · Rent a Hammer Drill · Rent a Wall Chaser
Where can I find a drill quickly?
Although Poppins covers the entire country of France, you have a 95% chance of finding a device within 15 minutes of your location if you live in Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Nantes, Lille, Toulouse, or Marseille. In these cities, the density of our network (neighbors + partner retailers) guarantees immediate choice.
Is it worth buying a drill?
The math is simple. For the price of a brand-name drill (like Bosch or Makita), you can rent more than 20 times on Poppins.
On the Poppins app, you will find a wide range of drills adapted to every wall type.For standard drilling (wood, drywall), many neighbors offer handy cordless drills (brands Ryobi, Black+Decker).To tackle brick or concrete, choose a corded hammer drill (more powerful) or a rotary hammer (available from our pro partners). Remember to check if the bits are provided by the owner!
Which drill should I choose?
On the Poppins app, the choice depends on your wall:
- Cordless Drill (Standard): Ideal for wood, drywall, and thin metal. Lightweight and maneuverable, perfect for small jobs.
- Hammer Drill (Percussion): Essential for brick, soft stone, or breeze block. The "hammer" mode strikes the wall to help the bit penetrate.
- Rotary Hammer (Concrete): The only one capable of drilling reinforced concrete or hard stone. If you have a load-bearing wall, this is what you need (often uses SDS bits).
