163 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Electric Tools"

Drilling and sawing into a wooden door frame. Electric power tools in action!.

Small electric drill being used,.

This is me recording the sound of a snowblower.

Drill double rev.

Tools.

A workman using an electric screwdriver.

Dremel tool motor spinning.

Construction or woodworking sound of an electric table saw cutting a piece of plywood.

Electric power drill stereo motion.

Man drilling.

The sound of an electric drill shortly running at different speeds.

The sound of an electric screwdriver shortly running at different speeds.

An electric drill being used.

Short drilling sound which i hear a lot coming from my neighbours house. Free for any use that can be used (creative commons).

Quick usage of a cordless power drill. Recorded on a zoom h5.

Sound of working electric planer.

Small sander being spun at different rates.

Tool for cut steel and iron. Record use h4n pro, 2019. 01. 09 ≈12:00.

Sounds of electric tools running and cutting wood in a wood shop.

Distant circular saw sound.

Cordless drill recorded on zoom h4n.

Recording of a thakita electrical drill drilling into a piece of ply wood. Hard abrasive sound. Recorded in a workshop using a zoom h6 recorder.

The sound of a heavy-duty electric variable speed drill, starting, stopping and varying speed.

This was captured in our backyard. Cutted from longer recording that i recorded. Don't know where the sound come from. Recorded with zoom h1n.

This is the sound of an electric knife sharpener sharpening a knife. Recorded with a sony pcm-d100 in stereo.

Skil-brand handheld jigsaw. Some stops & starts, then an extended drone. Recorded indoors using a zoom h4n with built-in mics.

A somewhat large drill powering up and losing power.

Sound of a screw driver, including start and stop.

Recorded with fl studio 10.

Miter saw sound. Whole on-cut-off way.

Sample of a dewalt handheld power drill.

Using a drill to put a screw into wood with screw resisting at the end.

This is the sound of a rotating selector on a multimeter. This is a tool from my electrics kit :).

Sounds of various rotations of electric screwdriver in the air. Check out my edited and polished sound portfoilo at https://audiojungle. Net/user/thesoundcraft?ref=thesoundcraft.

Quick and drawn out sounds from a battery-powered electric drill. (suggested use: cut and paste sounds you like).

Sounds of using a power saw and increasing the amplitude and speed of the blade.

Hitachi ds12dvf3 power screwdriver. Driving fordward and backwards. Shoert drives. Recorded with zoom h4 handy recorder.

This a recoding of an arc welding machine being used to make electric sparks. Gear used: neumann ku100 dummy head, schoeps cmc 5u mk8, schoeps minicmit, zaxcom maxx.

Seems like a drill, saw, or pressurized air machine of some type. Recorded from a construction site. It's loud, powerful, and definitely can be used in a cinematic score.

Electric wood sander sanding a sheet of ply wood. Hard, loud and abrasive sound, high volume low pitch. Recorded inside a workshop with a zoom h6 recorder. Audio was post-processed to boost the audio. Wood sander was a bosch 230v.

A circular saw cutting through some sheets of plywood.

A circular saw cutting through some sheets of plywood.

A circular saw cutting through some sheets of plywood.

Boiling water in a saucepan on electric cooktop. Recorded with a zoom h4n and edited in pro tools (wav 48khz 24bits).

Cutting wood part with electric metal saw.

A circular saw cutting through some sheets of plywood.

A handheld electric drill with different intervals. Recorded with a rode nt5 microphone in a sound booth.

Recorded this awesome tool my furnace repair man was using called a "pilot sparker. " i recorded it in my professional iso booth with a lewitt lct 640 microphone in omni then in cardiod at various distances from the microphone. Perfect for a tazer, shock sounds, ripped part electrical lines, shocks, weapons. Enjoy!.

A rough and raw recording of a mechanic doing some tightening work on a tire.

This is the sound produced by a voltmeter when it detects that there is electrical continuity. This tool is used at ubica lab (upf). Their research areas are enclosed within the general disciplines of ubiquitous computing, contextual intelligence and cognitive systems, using sensors and radiofrequency identificaiton (rfid).