A drill press gives you two things a handheld never does: a true perpendicular hole and a known depth. The Tool 3 puts both on a handheld. A clip-on front module constrains the bit to a dead-on 90 degrees, so a hole in glass or tile does not wander, and an armoured LCD reports live depth to within a tenth of a millimetre so you stop guessing. It also cuts threads with an auto-tapping mode and reverse protection, which turns a two-tool job into one. It is a power tool where the intelligence is in the guidance rather than the motor.
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