Milescraft 1304 Drill90PLUS - Right Angle Drill Attachment with 3/8 inch Chuck and 6-Sided Hex Shank - 90 Degree Drilling Adapter with Dual Handles for Tight Spaces

This isn't something most folk are going to need or use every day. It's one of those tools you want and likely need for tge odd jobs. This not only saved me time, but saved the day for repairing/replacing parts of my deck stairs. New builds are one thing. Repairing old/existing structures are a whole other world without the freedom of movement or access once the completed structure blocks access to much of interior of the original build. I highly recommend.

Impressive quality for the price. Used it to drill holes for wiring there would be no way to fit a regular drill into, and also had no issue doing 1/2" holes in floor joists. I hoped it to be "good enough" to drill 5-6 holes I critically needed before it exploded and it became trash, but it actually seems well built and something that will last years of use.

This tool was vibrating a bit much at the beginning, so I open it up and found it did not have enough grease on the gears (and probably not the proper grease either). I put multipurpose gear grease generously and when assembling it back, ensuring proper play between the two gears. These two tasks improved the functionality of this tool. I made after that quite a few holes of different sized using it.

This is a very useful product to keep with your drill. You would not imagine how much it will be used. Also you don't specifically search for hex screwdriver type drill bit. This chuck accepts all types of bits.

Drilled 8 quarter inch holes in my RV's steel frame to mount some electric motors. The attachment worked flawlessly. I started with small holes and worked my way up, used plenty of oil on the bit, and went slow. This attachment saved me so much time and is such a great value. Highly recommend.

I use this right angle drill attachment for detailing cars. My big buffer is my trusty Porter Cable random orbital. For small areas and tight spots, I use this attachment hooked up to my cordless drill with a 3 inch backing plate and 3 inch pads (sold here on Amazon). This attachment is great because of the adjustable chuck to torque down the backing plate plus the attached red handle for comfortable handling and control. I used this tool maybe 7 times over a 3-year period until it died. The gears bound up and the drill would not turn anymore. I would have liked to have seen greater life out of the tool since it was only used occasionally. When searching for a replacement, I tried to find another brand but there simply was nothing comparable. I liked this tool with the handle so I just ordered another one exactly like it. It’s only $20 but I hope the newer one lasts longer.

I just moved into a high-rise and needed to do some work on Sheetrock to hide a curtain. Normally, this would have cost me four times as much, but with the Milescraft 1304 Drill90PLUS, I finished the job in just a few minutes. It’s incredibly useful for mounting curtains in tight spaces and works really well. My seamstress even decided to buy one after seeing it, because it’s so practical and effective. Highly recommended!

I used this right angle drill adapter and it broke on its first use. A screw fell out from inside the chuck/bit holder. I did attempt to reinstall the screw but it would not screw back in. I had to return it to Amazon for a refund. I was very disappointed in the durability of this product and would not recommend it.

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At first glance in packaging it's and solid piece of purchase. Chuck is decent and looks like a long service can be obtained with regular maintenance.

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It's useful in tight spaces, durable good quality. Only one thing at first is open it and add grease in all gears for quiet and smooth operation.

Good product, better than some of the others on offer, though it's not super high quality as you would expect at this price. Still, if treated with care it should be fine for most jobs. Like some other reviewers, I wasn't particularly impressed with the mechanical noise when turning the drive initially. This is easily solved by taking the unit apart, which is just a half dozen or so screws, and giving the gears and shafts a good grease with some good quality grease - there is some in there from new, but it doesn't look that good and there's not a lot of it. Spending a little time greasing this unti will keep the noise down and ensure it lasts a bit longer.