When you think of power tools in the kitchen, you generally picture renovations and remodeling projects. However, they can also be quite useful in food preparation. But why would you ever want to use a cordless drill while cooking. Simply because it is fun.
In this instructable I am going to share with you four simple and fun ways that you can use a cordless drill to aid you in everyday cooking tasks. So put on your tool belt and your chef's hat, and let's get cooking.
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Signing UpStep 1: Mixer/Whisk Attachment
Probably the simplest and most straight forward application for a power drill is as a mixer or a whisk. After all, a drill and an electric mixer are pretty similar in both form and function. Just insert a standard mixing or whisk attachment into your drill and you have a power mixer.
This drill mixer performs adequately and has one major advantage over a standard mixer. It's cordless. The standard mixer keeps you tethered to the wall and doesn't let you wander more than a few feet from the outlet. But with this cordless drill mixer, you can take the bowl with you and mix as you walk from one side of the kitchen to the other.
This drill mixer performs adequately and has one major advantage over a standard mixer. It's cordless. The standard mixer keeps you tethered to the wall and doesn't let you wander more than a few feet from the outlet. But with this cordless drill mixer, you can take the bowl with you and mix as you walk from one side of the kitchen to the other.
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I cut the handle of a lab bottle brush and chucked it into a cordless drill to clean the flasks. This worked extremely well. Too bad someone else already invented the "Spinbrush".
I've never got round to it but I'm sure that a pencil sharpener could be adapted.
Nice Instructable.