SureFire

Nemo Power Tools – 100M SPECIAL OPS Underwater Cordless Drill

Nemo Special Ops Drill

The Nemo Power Tools SPECIAL OPS is a cordless drill designed specifically for Special Operations and Special Forces. It is depth rated to up to 100m, with a salt-water resistant all-black paint job, and no logo for maximum concealment. The SPECIAL OPS Underwater Cordless Drill comes complete with the following:

  • Carrying Case
  • Battery Charger
  • Pressure Valve and Pump
  • Two 6Ah batteries
  • Diving headlamp
  • Diving tool belt w/ tool bag
  • Waterproof battery charger bag
  • nemopowertools.com/en/products/nemo-special-ops-underwater-cordless-water-proof-drill

    Tags:

    17 Responses to “Nemo Power Tools – 100M SPECIAL OPS Underwater Cordless Drill”

    1. jbgleason says:

      People may scoff but… A waterproof drill is possibly the coolest thing I have seen on SSD in quite some time. I want it and I don’t even dive.

    2. LawDog says:

      Looks like a Chinese company

    3. Lcon says:

      When Underwater Basket weaving was just not enough… We are now proud to Offer Under Water Cabinetry classes!!

    4. RayForest says:

      No need to go into dry dock for repairs anymore.

    5. Lasse says:

      I’m not sure if this is real or not. SOF can’t use normal commercial underwater powertools?

      And give it the FS underwater camo, so that when you drop it there is absolutely no chance of every recovering it (until a kid fishes it up 17 years later).

      • Airborne_fister says:

        Dummy cord. Problem solved. Just like when you add items to your rifle. Running and gunning and slamming into barricades or butt stocking savages. Stuff will wanna pop off in the heat of the moment. I know that when I was popping up in the turret to be the gunner. I had to mount my rifle with a peq 15 side mounted since I had a 203 left sight mounted on top. I cannot tell you how many times we hit a bump rifle fell leaf sight fell and if it were not dummy corded to my rifle I would of been sol.

      • Joe says:

        normal commercial underwater tools are either pneumo(air) or hydraulic operated requiring hoses from a surface HPU or air compression unit to function.

        I have used the commercial variant of this drill that i assume is the same as this one except the color, and the drill is waaay more powerful than you would expect.
        Not saying it will ever come close to a hydraulic tool, but you can expect to be able to do the same tasks with this subsea that you would be able to do with any brand similar sized drill on surface..

    6. Bill says:

      With my luck, i’d get a bit stuck and just spin in circles, like astronauts before they perfected zero gravity tools.

    7. Will says:

      Not sure if a lithium battery was the best choice.

    8. Buttercup says:

      The shark has been jumped.

    9. Matt says:

      No logo for maximum concealment.

      That’s hilarious.

    10. Desert Lizard says:

      For taking apart the enemy’s submarine. 🙂