Milwaukee Right Angle Drill Attachment vs DeWalt FlexTorq Right Angle Drill Attachment

Both are 90-degree drill attachments that let a standard drill reach tight spaces, but they solve different jobs. The Milwaukee is a 1/4-inch hex bit driver with a compact 2-inch head and 235 in-lbs of torque, aimed at driving screws and drilling small holes. The DeWalt is a 3/8-inch square drive built for sockets and impact use, with a lower 1.5-inch head and forged gears rated for longer life. Buy the Milwaukee for hex bits and screwdriving; buy the DeWalt for sockets, nuts and bolts, or impact drivers.

• Choose the Milwaukee right angle attachment if you drive screws or drill small holes with 1/4-inch hex bits and want a proven all-metal unit that fits most cordless drills.
• Choose the DeWalt FlexTorq if you turn sockets and fasteners with a 3/8-inch square drive, use an impact driver, or need the lowest head height.