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The Milwaukee 49-22-8510 is a right angle drill attachment that turns a cordless drill into a tool for driving screws in tight spots. It has a 1/4-inch magnetic hex drive, an all-metal housing with steel gears and ball bearings, and a head just 2 inches tall on a 6-1/4-inch body. It suits remodelers, cabinet installers and anyone working inside cabinets, between studs or under sinks. Against cheaper right angle adapters, it is built heavier and takes standard 1/4-inch hex bits, but it is a bit driver, not a hole saw or auger tool.
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Owners rate it well for reaching screws in tight spaces and for its solid metal build. Complaints center on its limited torque use and the bulk it adds to the drill.
The Milwaukee 49-22-8510 is a right angle drill attachment for driving screws and bits in tight spaces. It works with cordless drills from 2.4V to 18V and fits all chucks that are 1/4" or larger. It drives screws up to #8 x 3" in size.
The housing is all metal, and the gears are steel. It uses ball bearing construction. The 1/4" magnetic hex drive socket works with bits and accessories from most manufacturers, and the quick change chuck keeps bits in place and makes changing them simple.
The attachment is compact, so it fits into tool pouches, boxes or pockets. The side handle can be set anywhere from 0 to 90 degrees, so it can be positioned when needed or moved out of the way in tight spaces.
