You can use this attachment with any electric drill or socket wrench. It lets you reach places the drill can’t go.
At a true 90 degree angle from the drill or driver, the 3.5cm profile fits into tight places.
Ergonomic ABS handle doesn’t get hot while you’re using it, which makes it easier to get into tight places with your impact driver. It also has more gear strength.
All 1/4 hex shank bits can be used because the magnet is strong.
A quick and easy change of the screwdriver bi.
From the outside, it looks like it could handle at least a moderate load, but almost right away, the gears began to come apart. Due to the fact that it didn’t say how much torque it could withstand, I thought it was more powerful than the other adapters. It’s probably 10N maximum, just like the 105 degree adapters that cost half as much. Too bad; the case is made well, but the inside is still made of cheap parts.
The DeWalt worked out to be a better deal for small-diameter hole saws in sheet metal, so I spent an extra $7 on it.
