In this set, you get three things: a right angle drill attachment, a right angle drill extension, and a flexible extension bar.
With no more than 10Nm of torque, this tool is very easy to use. There are a lot of electrodrills and spanners that will work with this.
Sizes. Inches: 11.6 x 1/4. Inches: 2.16 x 1.25.
It can be used with a drill, a rechargeable drill, or a manual wrench to get to places that aren’t easy to reach.
Take note: The 105° angle makes it easier to get into small places, and it increases the power of a cordless screwdriver. It has 100 in/lbs. of torque and 400 RPM of speed.
You can use these tools for light drilling and screw driving. They are not compatible with drivers that are high speed and use a lot of force, even though they can handle a lot of torque.
As you can see, this bar is very flexible.
11.8 inches long.
High carbon steel and plastic are the materials.
Blac.
6:35mm (1/4 inch) Hex Shan.
It is 6.35mm (1/4 inch) inside the hexagon head.
It is mostly for the computer case, cabinet, furniture, electrical appliances, and so on.
Clamps can be used to hold an electric drill in place, but they can also be used to hold an electric screwdriver (fixture 1/4).
Screwdriver Bit Holder: 1/4 Inch 105 Degree Hex Shank Screwdriver Angled Bit Holder.
Stainless steel is the material.
130mm / 5.1inc.
Packed Size: 145*50*20 mm/ 5.71 * 1.97 * 0.79 inc.
This tool can be used with either an electric drill, a rechargeable electric drill, or a manual wrench. It can be used in a small space where they can’t reach to wiggle screws or nuts.
All electric drills and socket wrenches can use this.
Can be used with 1/4-inch hexagonal bits.
One of the corner devices is 105 degrees.
Quick change right angle tool: This is a very useful tool that can be used with most types of power drill and socket wrenc.
Material:Chrom. alloy steel with vanadiu.
The diameter of the hex handle is about 6.35mm (1/4″.
This tool can be used with either an electric drill, a rechargeable electric drill, or a manual wrench. It can be used in a small space where they can’t reach to wiggle screws or nuts.
Package comes with.
It has a flexible extension bar.
It has a 105-degree Hex Shank Screwdriver and a holder for the bits.
One 105-Degree Corner Uni.
NOTE.
Do not use more than 10N at a time.
Only screw the wood. Do not screw the socket set into the wood.
I’ll be honest: I can be harsh with tools. Make sure you don’t make the same mistake I did and think these attachments can handle the power. When I was using my power drill to put in deck screws, I found that one of them was at an angle that the drill couldn’t get through. I bought these. To screw it in, I tried to do it myself. The screws were very hard to work with, so it took a while for my wrist to get tired. When I first did this, I tried the flexible arm. It bent when I tried to use it, and then it broke in two. OK, I thought that was a little too much. Those aren’t very strong, so I went too far.
Nex. Angled heads are better, but you still need to be able to hold them at a weird angle as the drill twists, which in my case was pretty hard. The last time I tried to fix it, I gave up and left it with only a few screws. Driver parts that hold bits had broken and chipped off in one corner. Because it’s made of hard metal, it doesn’t bend or break. To be honest, I don’t think they did a good job.
In general, I don’t think these things should be blamed for this, but I do think they should come with some kind of disclaimer that these are really only for low-torque things. I think these would be great if you can screw things together by hand. It’s not worth it if you have to work very hard to get the screw in without these. You should look for a better way to get it in.
