DEWALT Right Angle Drill Adapter DWARA050 HD Version in Retail Pack

I like DeWalt products. I use many DeWalt tools around the house because they are of good quality. I needed this to work in the tight spaces between the beams of our pergola and of course I used my DeWalt battery drill. It did the job easily.

This is a great little attachment. It is made for battery powered drills, I don't think it would stand up to the torque from a 120VAC drill, but it works great with my 20V DeWalt drill / driver.One thing to be aware of - you will need bits that fit a 1/4" hex drive. I found suitable bits at a local Home Depot, including masonry bits, that will just snap in. The extra length of a chuck would defeat the purpose, so you have to use these bits. Screwdriver bits are the right size and will fit right in.As someone else noted, you have to hold this with one hand to keep it from spinning, but that seemed natural enough to me - one hand on the drill and one hand on this works fine.

Actually, it isn't a tool that you will use frequently but when you need to get into tight spaces it's GREAT. The quality is excellent.

This item allow you to insert screws in places too small for your drill to fit. While it takes some getting used to, the too works well. It takes some tricky maneuvering to hold this tool steady with one hand while holding your drill in the other hand. Once you get used to it -- the sudden jerk of the took when you start your drill -- you will find that it works exactly as advertised. The price is good compared to other tools that perform the same deed.

I love this attachment. When you need something like this, you'll be so happy you have it in your toolbox - if you remembered to bring it. It's been good so far. I don't use it 'a lot' but again, it's extremely handy when I do need it. It was purchased at a great price as well.

Fue muy útil y para los ángulos y de buena calidad gracias

The unit is substantial to the feel. Works as described. I installed mud flaps on my truck without removing the wheels. Disappointed that it is made in China.

The space between the wall studs is too narrow to accommodate a drill and spade bit when running electrical cable. The right angle adapter was a life saver in that I could get into the tightest space and bore away. It's an inexpensive solution to a difficult problem. The only problem I noticed is that the angle adapter allows the bit to spin in the chuck when the bit is biting deeply and experiencing resistance, or else the gears within the adapter itself slips. When it happens I just ease off a bit and continue drilling. The only other solution I could think of was to buy a drill with a 90 degree chuck. Price around $100.