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The Milwaukee Right Angle Drive Attachment turns a cordless drill into a right-angle driver for work in tight spots. It uses standard 1/4-inch hex accessories and a quick-change chuck, so bits swap without a key. An all-metal housing and steel gears on ball bearings handle up to 235 in-lb of torque, and the head is about 2 inches wide. It suits remodelers, cabinet installers and mechanics driving fasteners where a drill body won't fit. Rivals like the DeWalt and Makita right-angle adapters are similar in concept; Milwaukee's edge is its metal build and torque rating, while its bulk and the loss of drilling ability are the trade-offs.
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Owners of right-angle adapters like this one generally praise the metal build and the ability to reach fasteners a drill can't. Complaints center on the added length and on the adapter slipping or stalling under heavy load.
This right angle drive attachment fits onto a cordless drill and lets you drive fasteners in tight areas. Its compact design measures only 2 inches wide, so it fits into spaces where work is otherwise difficult.
The housing is all metal. Steel gears and ball bearing construction let the adapter handle up to 235 in/lb of torque.
A quick change chuck accepts standard 1/4 inch hex drive accessories.
