👉 Drill sounds are typically described as sharp, high-pitched, and percussive noises that can vary from a dull thud to a sharp crack depending on the object being struck. They are commonly associated with metal objects like nails, screws, or hammers striking surfaces, producing a distinctive "thwack" or "clang." These sounds can also be heard when using specialized drills or impact tools, where the rapid rotation and contact with the material create a sharp, resonant sound that is often used for marking, engraving, or testing the hardness of materials.
