Makita 40V max Brushless 1/2-inch Right Angle Drill
Makita Grows Its 40V XGT Lineup with a New Right Angle Drill Back in 2018, Makita released the XAD03 right-angle […]
Flex 24V Cordless Right Angle Drill Review
Flex Adds Two Powerful Right Angle Drills To The 24V Power Tool Lineup We’ve tested and reviewed quite a few […]
Ridgid 18V SubCompact Right Angle Drill Review
Compact And Powerful, The Ridgid 18V SubCompact Right Angle Drill Is Here To Work Ridgid’s original JobMax tool system featured […]
Makita 18V LXT Brushless Right Angle Drills | XAD05 and XAD06
Makita Brushless Right Angle Drills for Rough-in The Makita XAD05 and XAD06 18V Brushless Right Angle Drills have the sorts […]
Ryobi 18V HP Compact Brushless 3/8-Inch Right Angle Drill Review PSBRA02B
Compact and Strong, this Ryobi Cordless Right Angle Drill Might Surprise You Ryobi’s HP Compact line of cordless tools has […]
Festool C18 Drill Review 564616
The Festool C18 drill enters a crowded field of 18-Volt Lithium Ion hand tools. However, it is one of few […]
Porter-Cable PCC520B 18V Close Quarters Drill Review
We’ve certainly had our experiences with attempting to drill in tight spaces. When we saw the new PCC520B 18V Two-Speed Close Quarters Drill from Porter-Cable, the unusual-looking tool struck us as something that made a lot of sense. This is a tool that Porter-Cable needed to add to its line-up, and one that we were excited to finally be testing on the jobsite. The PCC520B bills itself as a truly compact drilling solution, measuring 5.5″ in length and weighing only 2.4 pounds. It’s so short, in fact, that it measures less than a competitor’s 12V Pocket Driver that uses a less flexible hex chuck. Even though the tool looks a bit odd, with its double-stacked chuck-over-motor configuration, it’s actually very well-balanced.
DeWalt DCD740C1 20V MAX Lithium-Ion Compact Right Angle Drill Review
While not used everyday, the DeWalt DCD740C1 20V MAX Lithium-Ion Compact Right Angle Drill could prove to be a lifesaver for getting into super tight spaces thanks to its small head size. If you ever have to put in a screw or drill a hole in a place that is almost out of reach, then you know the value of a good right angle drill. The DeWalt looks like a good choice since it has a two-speed transmission, a compact head size and a more ergonomic handle which means better ease of use. Carpenters, cabinetmakers and installers, woodworkers, remodelers, electricians and plumbers will surly be the first in line to grab one of these once they start to show up in stores. The 20V MAX cordless tools combine smart tool and battery technology with the durability that many trade professionals have counted on for years.
Milwaukee D Handle Drill with Right Angle Drive Review 1107-6
We reviewed the Milwaukee 1107-6 7 amp D-handle drill with the optional right angle drive attachment and were blown away by its powerful torque and drilling capability, especially in tight corners. This is a tool that, bar none, any serious contractor should have in their arsenal. This tool is not for bargain hunters, however as it will set you back quite a bit to benefit from its stellar performance.