Ridgid Corded Drills: Models, Specs, and Pricing
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Ridgid's corded drill selection at Home Depot is limited since most of their focus has shifted to the 18V Octane cordless platform. The R7111 is the standout corded model, a 1/2-inch spade-handle mud mixer drill designed for heavy mixing and large-diameter boring. It's a specialty tool, not a general-purpose drill.
Ridgid Corded (120V AC) Platform
Standard 120V corded tool. The Lifetime Service Agreement applies to corded Ridgid tools too, so register it within 90 days.
Current Models
Ridgid R7111
R7111
Spade-handle mixer drill. Low-speed, high-torque design for mixing thinset, mortar, and paint. Also handles large self-feed bits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Ridgid LSA cover corded tools?
Yes. The Lifetime Service Agreement covers both corded and cordless Ridgid tools sold at Home Depot. Register at ridgid.com within 90 days of purchase with your receipt.
Can I use the R7111 as a regular drill?
Technically yes, but it's not designed for it. The spade handle and low max RPM (550) make it slow and awkward for standard drilling. It's built for high-torque mixing and boring. For general drilling, buy a standard drill and use the R7111 for what it's designed for.