Which is better for tight spaces?

The Milescraft is documented at 1-1/2 inches wide, which is the figure that matters for fitting into gaps. Greenworks does not publish a width, so the Milescraft is the safer pick for very tight spots.

Neither maker publishes a service life. The Milescraft uses a metal head with ABS body and is rated to 3000 RPM; Greenworks publishes no speed or material specs, so there is no clear durability winner on paper.

Is the Greenworks worth the extra $6.74?

Only if you want a magnetic hex shank that goes straight into an impact driver. Otherwise the Milescraft does the same job for less and lists more specs.

Will either fit my drill?

Both use a 1/4-inch hex shank. The Milescraft fits any standard drill chuck; the Greenworks is listed for drill drivers and impact drivers with a 1/4-inch hex.

Do they come with bits?

The Milescraft includes a Phillips driver bit. The Greenworks listing does not include a bit, so budget for one.

Which has more store coverage?

Milescraft, with 7 stores pricing it new versus 3 for the Greenworks, as of November 4, 2026.

Milescraft Drive90PLUS Right Angle Drill Attachment vs Greenworks Right-Angle 1/4" Drill Attachment with Magnetic Bit Holder

Buy the Milescraft Drive90PLUS if you want the lower price and a proven right-angle adapter for tight-space drilling. Buy the Greenworks if you prefer a 1/4-inch hex shank that drops straight into an impact driver without chucking. The Milescraft is $13.25 at Mrosupreme.com as of November 4, 2026, versus $19.99 at Greenworks as of the same date.

Today the Milescraft Drive90PLUS Right Angle Drill Attachment costs $6.74 less at its best price.

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